the Cost of Individual Cell Phone Plans

I purchased a new phone and started a new contract with a new cellular phone company. The plan I chose was a $60 plan plus a one time activation fee of $26. The phone I chose was $99. and because of the credit check I was required to place a $150 dollar security deposit on my line. The first months bill was not due right away but I chose to pay that anyway and as with most phone companies because of billing cycle it was a bill for prorated services plus the next months bill coming to roughly $80 so I spent a total of

I was very happy with the service I receieved the salesperson took the time to explain my options going through the different phones and their features to best suit my needs. Also the plans and the extras such as texting and data packages were explained. The only down side is I didn't really realize it would take so long and I was in a hurry.

First, shop around not every company has coverage in areas you might need it. Second, some companies may charge a security deposit while others won't just ask them to run a quick check for most places all you need is your ID and social security number and they can let you know within minutes. Third compare plans and phones and see what fits you best. Don't be afriad to ask questions most contracts are 2 year agreements that cost money to get out of you don't want to enter into something like that unless you know everything you are getting yourself into.