• No Contract Cell Phone Service

  Filed under business, computers & electronics, services
  Aug 19

  This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Straight Talk for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

  The first cell phone service my hubby ever got was terrible.  They made him sign a one year contract and then after he got signed up, he found out that the cell phone would not connect in many of the places that he traveled and many of the calls that should have gone through got routed to his voice mail instead.  To add insult to injury they then tried to charge him for calls that were supposed to be free.  He finally got in a big fight with them over their poor service and when he canceled the service well after the contract ran out, they kept taking money out of his checking account though he had canceled their authorization.  When he refused to pay for the service that he had canceled, they reported him to a collection agency.  To say the least, he was not happy with that company.  During his long battle with the company, he found out that cell phone companies were the number one worst rated businesses for customer dissatisfaction according to the Better Business Bureau. 

  When my hubby found out about the way cell phone businesses were run in the Philippines, he decided to never sign up for another cell phone contract and could do without a cell phone until a company came along that would provide cell phone service without a contract. 

  TracFone was the first that we became aware of here in the US that would do that.  Their Straight Talk program has everything you need when you call a friend or family.  Their  “All You Need Plan” meets even the needs of heavy phone users with 1,000 minutes, 1,000 texts and 30 MB of web data for only $45.  There are no contracts, no surprise bills and no credit checks, plus you get great nationwide coverage and excellent reception/connectivity. 

  My mom always warned me not to sign a contract without reading the fine print or checking out the company first.  mom knows best, especially when it comes to cell phone companies.

  

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