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<blockquote data-quote="ItemB" data-source="post: 107699" data-attributes="member: 552">Straight Talk or Cricket wireless if you go to a pay per month would be my chooses of carriers. But&nbsp; you have to still buy a phone for full price or activate your current phone with them. The only drawback to some with straight talk and cricket is your data speeds will be slower vs say att or verizon. I actually like not having a contract you don't have to buy your phone from att you can buy a phone online as long as it works on att's network and activate and use then your not stuck to a contract. Those payments plans that att and verizon have for phones you pay full retail price for the phone. Look online the last couple phones I have had I bought from <a href="http://www.swappa.com" target="_blank">www.swappa.com</a>, if you don't need the latest and greatest you can buy last years model for a pretty good price.I am still with ATT have 5 people on the plan and ends up being a decent deal</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ItemB, post: 107699, member: 552"] Straight Talk or Cricket wireless if you go to a pay per month would be my chooses of carriers. But you have to still buy a phone for full price or activate your current phone with them. The only drawback to some with straight talk and cricket is your data speeds will be slower vs say att or verizon. I actually like not having a contract you don't have to buy your phone from att you can buy a phone online as long as it works on att's network and activate and use then your not stuck to a contract. Those payments plans that att and verizon have for phones you pay full retail price for the phone. Look online the last couple phones I have had I bought from [url]www.swappa.com[/url], if you don't need the latest and greatest you can buy last years model for a pretty good price. I am still with ATT have 5 people on the plan and ends up being a decent deal [/QUOTE]

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