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5:46 pm
March 4, 2010
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rivigirl99
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what i like about SO is it's so straight forward
buy the card, activate it and start talking
but iit might not b worth it for me
any other cell phone providers like so??
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7:35 am
March 5, 2010
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Jamesey
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Petro Canada, Rogers, Bell and Telus all offer prepaid service. SpeakOut's best feature is the long expiry dates on the refills ($25 is good for 365 days). However, these plans are only good deals if you use your phone relatively little. If you use hundreds of minutes per month, a standard post-paid plan will save you money.
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12:07 pm
March 5, 2010
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iamdrumming
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There are so many variables. Like Jamesey said, if you use the phone alot, a prepaid plan might not be the one to go with. It comes down to choice of phones, the network it's on, top-up options etc.
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12:28 pm
March 5, 2010
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rivigirl99
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but SO gives free voicemail etc.
Also i don't want to haveto use a credit card
any other providers that you can only use top up cards?
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12:36 pm
March 5, 2010
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iamdrumming
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I think that you don't need a credit card with most if not all of the prepaid companies.
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1:22 pm
March 5, 2010
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smokescreen15
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rivigirl99 said:
but SO gives free voicemail etc.
Also i don't want to haveto use a credit card
any other providers that you can only use top up cards?
I believe all the prepaid providers come with Free Voicemail.
All the prepaids have top up cards available at retailers.
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1:32 pm
March 8, 2010
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manny
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rivigirl99 said:
but SO gives free voicemail etc.
Incoming messages are free, outgoing messages $ 0.10 per message. 
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