U.S. Cellular is also offering new Unlimited National Calling plans
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It seems like everyone is rushing to offer new or upgraded calling plans to entice customers in light of the recent events unfolding among the larger wireless providers. U.S. Cellular announced today a new unlimited national calling plan that provides for an affordable option to customers. New and existing customers can sign up for the Unlimited National Individual Plan which costs only $69.99 a month for unlimited voice calls while the Unlimited National Family Plan includes two lines for $119.99. You can add up to an additional 3 lines on a family plan for only $49.99 each so everyone will have unlimited voice calling. With prices of unlimited voice plans always falling, as we’ve seen in the last year, there will be a time soon in the future when plans are not based on the amount of minutes needed. Competition definitely in one of the driving factors that cause prices to lower dramatically – if U.S. Cellular’s new pricing offer is enticing enough to you, we’d suggest checking them out.
source: PR Newswire
source: PR Newswire
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2. teamfatman76 posted on 19 Jan 2010, 15:53 0 0
Unlimited everything (depending on what type of phone you have determines the type of data package you need) runs as the following: Feature phone i.e. LG Banter- $94.90 pre-tax Premium phone i.e. LG Triton/Bliss or Sam Caliber- $109.85 pre-tax Smartphone i.e. Blackberry/Windows Phone- $114.85 Excellent pricing if you ask me, roll in battery swap, freedom to change your plan anytime, and the best customer service out there, the value is outstanding!
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