Congratulations! You have
decided to join the large
number of Americans who
carry a cell phone. But if
you’re confused about your
choices, we can help.
For a first-time user, it is
better to choose your cell
phone service plan first,
then the phone. Choosing
the wrong plan can cost you
extra money each month,
while the phone is a
one-time decision. In
addition, most carriers
offer a full range of phones
for each service plan, from
inexpensive to
full-featured. Unless you
have your heart set on a
specific, hot new phone, go
for the plan first.
Cell-phone service offerings
vary a lot. Before you sign
up for a plan, it’s
important to figure out how
you will use a cell phone,
so you can find the right
plan for you. When
selecting your cell phone
service plan, start by
asking yourself “How and
where will I use my phone
each month?
Safety user:
If you are an infrequent
user or if you want to
manage your wireless
spending, a prepaid cell
phone plan from U.S.
Cellular can be ideal for
you. With a pre-paid plan,
you can buy minutes ahead of
time and replenish them as
needed, instead of signing
up for a long-term
contract. Rates as low as $0.15 per
minute and $6 per month.
Local user:
Most carriers now offer
regional and national calling plans.
U.S. Cellular’s “Wide
Area Plans” are perfect if
you make calls primarily
from areas close to your
hometown and nearby cities.
National user: U.S. Cellular’s
National Plans are ideal if
you travel around the
country and need to make
calls freely in all 50
states. These plans offer
complete freedom from
roaming charges and with
U.S. Cellular®,
all Incoming Calls, Texts
and Pix are free!
For
more information, visit the
U.S. Cellular
website, or visit our
store to talk with
Ryan or another one of
the knowledgeable Sims TV &
Electronics representatives
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