Prepaid phones have rapidly become a viable option for not only consumers who years prior may never have considered anything other than a contract phone, they are also now increasingly making sense for small businesses.
The main reasons are cost and flexibility. Jim Cramer’s The Street points out some of their favorite prepaid phones. They give Virgin’s $60/month Unlimited plan props, but say to pass on Verizon’s prepaid plans (which is probably the same thing I would tell you).
They also mention T-Mobile and AT&T GoPhone (as they are mainly focusing on the newer plans by the larger more traditional companies), but they should also take a look at Straight Talk and TracFone. Why not? They might save money.
Anyways, if you’re looking for a wireless solution for your small business, you have a lot of prepaid plans to choose from.
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Net10 does it for me…10c per minute, 3c per text and 15c per minute overseas!! I got a stunning qwerty keyboard phone for $79.99 and I’m right on top of my cell phone spending as well!