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In my original post I asked for someone to explain prepaid plans. I want to expand on my question. From what I gather you have to pay something on your account before the expiration date whether you used the phone or not. So is it true if you pay the minimum $15, you must add money again before the expiration date the following month? So if you have at least $30 in your account your next payment will be in 90 days and if you have $100 or more your next payment will be in a year? Is this correct?
Also are any taxes, fees deducted from your account, too?
Because my situation has changed, my usage of my cell phone has dropped and this why I am thinking of switching from a contract plan to prepaid. I hope I am not going to regret this decision.
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In my original post I asked for someone to explain prepaid plans. I want to expand on my question. From what I gather you have to pay something on your account before the expiration date whether you used the phone or not. So is it true if you pay the minimum $15, you must add money again before the expiration date the following month? YES So if you have at least $30 in your account your next payment will be in 90 days and if you have $100 or more your next payment will be in a year? YES Is this correct? Also are any taxes, fees deducted from your account, too? Because my situation has changed, my usage of my cell phone has dropped and this why I am thinking of switching from a contract plan to prepaid. I hope I am not going to regret this decision "When you buy the prepaid card you do pay a sales tax on it when you buy the card that is the only tax you pay.