I'm thinking of canceling my internet services at home and just moving over completely to a smart phone.

Currently I pay 54$ a month for internet and 37$ for basic cell phone (no texting, 400 min a month...).

If my only basic interenet needs are email and google maps (the rest I can get at work), would this be a smart decision? Could I get a decent plan for less than what I'm paying now? Any recommendations on phones?

7/30/2009 11:23:05 AM

nvm, misread

is that the cheapest internet available at your place?

[Edited on July 30, 2009 at 12:12 PM. Reason : asf]

7/30/2009 12:11:29 PM

you could pay me for my current sero plan

SERO F&F 500
* Sprint Fair & Flex
* Caller ID
* Adjustable Anytime Minutes
* Call Waiting
* Three-way Calling
* $30.00 Minimum Monthly Charge
* Voicemail
* Nationwide Long Distance Included
* Unlimited Night & Weekend Mins. Included
* Nights: M-Th 7PM-7AM Wknd: F 7PM-M 7AM
* Unlimited Mobile to Mobile (pcs to Pcs)
Plan add-ons for

* 3 Numbers, Any Network-UnltdIncluded
* Unlimited Sprint Mobile to MobileIncluded
* Cellular Call DetailIncluded
* Nights and weekends starting at 7pmIncluded

[Edited on July 30, 2009 at 12:16 PM. Reason : .]

7/30/2009 12:13:52 PM

Quote :

"I'm thinking of canceling my internet services at home and just moving over completely to a smart phone. Currently I pay 54$ a month for internet and 37$ for basic cell phone (no texting, 400 min a month...). If my only basic interenet needs are email and google maps (the rest I can get at work), would this be a smart decision? Could I get a decent plan for less than what I'm paying now? Any recommendations on phones?"

I do this, my cell phone bill is $100 a month with Verizon using a BB Curve. 400 anytime minutes, unlimited night/weekend, unlimited in network calling, unlimited texts/data plan, and tethering to my laptop with a 5gig data limit. This is more than I have ever used. Usually my monthly tethering usage is around 2 gigs. Thats browsing the internet, email, and watching videos on you tube. Speed is good with Verizon, and love the fact that I can use my laptop ANYWHERE. The only draw back is the upload speed. Its slow, but not painfully slow. I have uploaded 10 minute videos to you tube and worked in the background. Usually I just save the uploading and downloading music for when I am at work.

8/1/2009 11:03:57 AM