I don't think so but there is a phone with unlimited text that is prepaid, but it's easy to get a no-contract phone (good ones to, not the crappy flip ones that weigh a ton) cheap (depends on what you buy, though.)
I walked into a radioshack and left with a working phone (it was 200$ tho, 100$ phone, 25$ contract, and some other accessories) without a contract, just pay every month or couple of months. If you already used your minutes (in this case, i had unlimited text and web for 25$ but 300 minutes) you can recharge it with a credit card or at a retailer or PayPal RIGHT on the phone.
I went with Virgin Mobile, but you can try Boost or whatever the no contract phone provider in your area is called too.
Boost Mobile has an unlimited text and talk plan for $50 a month if you want to go prepaid cell phone coverage. Verizon is the winner, according to Cnet.com of the best plans by providers.
Many companies offer prepaid plans, but most charge for texting. Some companies that will not charge for texting in the prepaid plan may be cricket, verizon , tracfone.
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because text free is a website that lets you use your phone along with the website.
The first text message was sent by Neil Papworth in 1992.
no
Unlimited cell phone plans offer unlimited minutes and text for one monthly price. Some plans offer data and Internet usage with that price or as an add on to your plan. Most carriers offer prepaid unlimited plans cheaper than a contract unlimited plan. The difference is that you will have to buy your phone with a prepaid plan, but with a contract plan the price of the phone is discounted or free.
Make sure you're using what you pay for. If you are one of those people that would rather text than talk, you may not need unlimited minutes. Most prepaid cell phones offer unlimited text and data for under $50.
Virgin cell phone plans include prepaid and pay as you go as well as unlimited talk and text.
Virgin Mobile offers one of the best prepaid cell phone plans. Their lowest plan is just $25 a month and includes 300 minutes, unlimited text and unlimited web and data. The minutes start over every month. They offer a $50 a month plan that includes unlimited everything.
There are several companies that offer prepaid cell phone service with unlimited text and talk. At the present time Cricket is offering the lowest rate at $35 per month.
I would recommend getting an AT&T prepaid plan. I was able to get unlimited talk and text for $2 a day, and it charges only on days when the phone is actually used. All other days are totally free.
Most prepaid cell phone companies that offer service on a month to month basis offer an unlimited talk, data, and text plan that may or may not include long distance and international calling for one monthly fee. Choosing unlimited prepaid cellphone plans for your phone are a great way to save money. Unlike the major carriers that don't offer prepaid service, small carriers near your home with unlimited service usually come at a significant discount when compared to buying minutes. An unlimited plan with a local prepaid carrier will often cost less than half the price of a standard carrier's plan with minutes.
I have never purchased a prepaid cellphone, but with this economy, I have considered it! I am pretty sure you can text with one, my brother bought one, now my mom uses with her regular cell phone provider (and she does text).
Tmobile does have prepaid phones without the contact. You can get unlimited text, unlimited data, and 100+ minutes to talk for about 30$. The Tmobile website has more details.
I recommend that you put your teenager on a prepaid plan. There are several companies that offer a flat fee per month for unlimited talk, text and web so there are no surprise phone bills.
Yes..unlimited