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Finally there is an economic option to paying about $40 per month for your mobile phone basic charge. Net10 has a low monthly cost of $15 - plus No Commitment! Net10 also sells a large selection of grealty reduced Wireless phones, starting $19.99. To see Net10phones, click HERE .

The large companies in this market; AT&T, Verizon, Blackberry all have cell plans that are remarkably alike that cost the customer a basic monthly fee of approximately $40 – which includes a certain amount of air time, and then charge additional sums for calls at different times and with certain rate structures (see chart following).

However now you can also find prepaid like the one Net10 has. There is still a monthly fee, but with the case of Net10, it begins at $15/month which includes 2.5 hours of call time. So that calculates out at a per minute rate of 10c – and that is the charge no matter how much time you use.

Now 2.5 hours a month is not many- only about 5 minutes a day – but you can add on minutes either online, by calling a tollfree number or at a large selection of national retail outlets like Walmart, Target and Kmart. For details of all locations, click on one of the links in the first paragraph.

To keep your service current, you must get a minimum of $15/month (150 mins). If, for some reason, you do not use the minimum amount of time, any unused time willroll over, so you don’t lose them.

Coverage is all throughout the US, with some very minor exceptions- like rural Alaska – just like every Wireless phone plan.

To see a complete map of coverage,  click on one of the links at the top of the page.

Net 10 sells a large variety of reduced mobile units from the Net10 website with many top of the line companies such as Samsung, Motorola, Nokia and LG with prices from $19.99, also any unit you buy form Net10 comes with three hunded free minutes  of call time- in other words 60 days.

Any questions with a mobile or the service can be answered anytime, either via the Internet or by calling their toll free number.

Following is a quick look at how the Net10 service compares to AT&T and Verizon.