"Nick" <nick_1394@yahoo.com.cn> wrote in message ..
> <snip>
> Thanks, Joshill, it really helps a lot.
> I don't use cell phone too much, so I am thinking
> about pre-pay phone carrier Net10.
><snip>
> And int Trackfone website, it says "one single rate"?
> what does this exactly mean?
> Net10 is one single rate .10 for any call. What is the
> rate difference on local, long distance, or roaming
> on tracfone's one single rate?
JoshIII responds:
All
GSM TracFones are on a single-rate plan.
The TracFone single-rate plan and the Net10
single-rate plan isn't the same thing.
Net10 single-rate means all calls .10/minute.
The smallest denomination airtime card
you can get with Net10 is $30 for 300 minutes.
You have to add a $30 card per month with Net10..
TracFone single-rate means the roaming rate
and local rate are the same, but the cost/minute
depends on the airtime card you buy. If you add a
60 minute card for $20 every 60 days, the
cost per minute is 33 cents/minute. If you add a
400 minutes airtime card for $80 every 60 days,
the cost per minute is 20 cents/minute.
> And also, on tracfone, its "Unit" basically means
> minute, right? Except some different rate, like two
> units per minute. CDMA TracFones (if they can be found anymore)
have a roaming charge that is 2 units for every
minute of talk time used.
CDMA TracFones
include the 5180i, c343, 2126, v120, 2285, and
v60i(
cdma version)
GSM TracFones, the number of units shown on the
display equates to the number of minutes talk time
you have remaining.
Hope this helps!
JoshIII, 27AUG06, < josh3i at hotmail . com >
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