No Contract Cell Phones

14 comments

• sanitago

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  13 years ago

  I've had a Tracfone for years. places like Wal-Marts sell models for around $10, you can buy cards to recharge the minutes on them, and the minutes last around six months. you can do all of this for cash, and minute cards can be purchased in most convenience stores (for that matter, you can often find them selling phones too). minutes are moderately cheap (60 can usually be had for around $20) and coverage is pretty good. major downside: you burn more minutes making calls outside of your area code, and that's pretty much any other phone you might contact. still, it's a decent option if you want an untraceable phone you can get for cash.
• samsung1

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  13 years ago

  Yeah I was going to mention walmart as well. The cheaper models ($10) do not have a keyboard for texting but they do have some more expensive models ($30) good for texting.
• troop

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  13 years ago

  don't go with virgin mobile!
  i have their phone and service, terrible!
  their customer service is terrible too! you get a phone menu that gives you about 3 options and if you're calling about something other than those options you will be run around in circles forever! i misplaced my phone once, i thought i had lost it so i called customer service to stop my service in case someone else found the phone. i couldn't get through to anyone to tell them to put a hold on my minutes so i emailed them and it took about 5 days to get a response! luckily i found my phone but i learned right there about how lax they really are. i'm trying to use up my minutes and when i do i'm going to switch to another service.
• WetWilly

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  13 years ago

  I used T Mobile's no contract phone for years. The one I purchased was from WalMart, $20.00. I eventaully swtiched to a contract with T Mobile, but the no contract version worked well for a long time. I recommend it highly.
• samsung1

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  13 years ago

  You could also use your regular phone and install Google Voice so it gives you a second number for free to use.
• Realist123

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  13 years ago

  I use virgin mobile, it's a prepaid cellphone (cost me $30 and has a texting keyboard), i ordered the phone and get $10 cards when I need them from walmart
  
  anyone who's serious about fucking young hot things and also having a personal life definitely needs two phones lol
• bang69

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  13 years ago

  a nother phone is a great idea for calling & texting strippers. 2 phones is a good idea
• gatorfan

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  13 years ago

  Fuck no contract cell phones I want a contract
• joesparty

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  13 years ago

  Tracfone. Google Voice is a decent alternative, but then you still have all those calls to/from your GV number on your bill and in your call history, which deleting is a pain, and might still be an issue for your employer.
  
  Tracfone, as others have mentioned, can be purchased for cash. You will need to call from another phone to activate (or do it online), and they ask you for a contact phone number, but I just made one up. If the phone gets effed up somehow, it's cheap enough just to buy a new one. A few different models available.
• Dudester

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  13 years ago

  I use cricket-no contract, pay 45 a month-unlimited phone, text + broadband.
• georgmicrodong

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  13 years ago

  IMO, a web-enabled no contract, cash based, smart phone paired with Google Voice would be the ideal combination. GV is certainly usable, at least as a phone, on a regular phone, but a web enabled one makes it much easier.
• RickWood

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  13 years ago

  Check out the GoPhone. AT&T network so you have good coverage. Refillable with a card that can be purchased alot of places. $2 a day that you actually talk or text on the phone.
• Vegeta1on1

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  13 years ago

  Boost and T-mobile are good choices.
• silkypants

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  13 years ago

  I have a net10 phone. $.10 per minute and the lowest cost per month I have found ($15). Mine runs on the AT&T network. Customer service is not very good.