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Samsung A177 AT & T Go Phone Verizon Wireless Blitz or prepaid?
I am looking to buy a new phone and I am reduced to 2. I have several .. ask if you could answer one or even all of them that would be great! 1. Which provider offers better rates (prepaid)? 2. Which gets a better service provider? 3. Which phone has a better design (appearance, size, weight, etc.) 4. Which keyboard is easier to use? 5. Do they have web-browsing? If so, what is faster and costs it to use? Also, access to a website or just certain ones? 6. Do they have nice extras (games, ringtones, wallpapers) if so, they cost more to buy / Use? 7. Which phone is better durability? 8. There are many accessories for the phone (cases, chargers, skins, etc.)? 9. Do they have a camera and video recorder? 10. Which phone is better value overall cost of service, charges for the actual phone, would sustainability etc.)? Which phone you recommend any links to websites assessments would be great! They also music/MP3 players?
Hi, I address the charges and ask prices because I'm comparing the same two phones! 1. It depends on how you plan on using your phone. Both companies offer different plans. ATT: $ 1 per day using the phone, unlimited M2M, and 10 cents minutes for others. $ 3 per day use the phone, unlimited minutes and unlimited M2M. While the latter seems much, if you use your phone every day you should pay $ 91 per month! Verizon's plan: the exact same $ 1 a day plan. $ 2 per day, unlimited M2M, 5 cents call and unlimited nights and weekends. $ 4 per day unlimited M2M, conversation and nights and weekends. Again, the latter are often very expensive if you plan to use the phone frequently. Note that Verizon includes Unl. nights and weekends in their plans while ATT does not. To Unl. N & W with ATT and you must pay for the extra 20 Mon So that would leave you paying the daily fee plus having to fork out an extra 20 per Mon Since both phones are simple texting phones, share a large part of the basic functions. Web browsing, music, ringtones, camera. The only significant differences (I see), the Blitz can benefit from V Cast and VZ Navigator. Design-wise to the Samsung with its slim BlackBerry-like exterior versus the angular design of the Blitz cute. As for the coverage, it depends on where you live. Both providers are the leaders for the fact that most coverage and with me, living in a more rural area, the coverage is key. Finally, the cost of the phones. The Samsung will cost you 99.99, no activation fee and of course there are taxes and shipping costs. $ 15 airtime credit is when you phone you're ready to go! The cost Blitz your 99.99, $ 25 activation fee and course data are taxes and shipping costs. $ 10 airtime if the phone you when you're ready to go! Final numbers given: So you ask "Yes, the prices are different but what is the big picture cost wise?" To get the most from your phone and talk as much as you want without ever broke a look at any plan to take. The examples I will use if you talk every day. The $ 1 GoPhone plan seems the wisest choice and costs about $ 30 per month, including Unl. M2M to ATT customers. And if you want to save to buy minutes unl nights and weekends for $ 20 per month, thus saving you 10 cents you can call and talk to anyone. Monthly Final Price: Around $ 60 per month $ 1.99 Verizon plan seems the wisest choice and will cost about $ 61 per month, including unl M2M invented by customers. Unl Nights are included in the price and you can save 5 cents on your calls and talk to everyone. Finally Monthly Price: Around $ 61 one months Please note that if you do not use your phone Verizon will not charge the 1.99 ATT But once you pay $ 20 for the month is gone, baby, gone, or you use it or not. Reviews for both phones are positive, but I go with the Blitz, personally. I hope this helped you and you get the phone you want! Peace Out!
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