which cell company give the best offer for new customers?
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Best deals? Hah! They all charge exorbant fees, not to mention the fees that you DON"T see until the bill arrives.
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I am assuming you want to compete with Verizon and Cingular and all the other big boys.  Good luck.  You will need a lot of cash for start up expenses, such as computers, towers, lease air time etc.\nTo be honest, if you have to ask, it is too big of a challenge.\nIf you just want to own a cell phone store, contact the company you want to represent and you can buy a franchise.
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Well it depends, if this is your first cell phone I really recomemd a good prepaid carrier that will give you some good benefits, like; text messaging, web access, and easy to customize application.\n\n3 of the best and cheaper prepaid cellular vendors are Net10, LibertyWireless, and Virgin Mobile, their cell phones are high tech, and they offer plans for any budget.\n\nBut if you have a permanent job, you can go for Sprint PCS, they only charge a deposit of no more than $150 if you have poor credit if not you may pay only $25, $50, $75 or more depending on your credit. But they have a good plan that adapt to your calling habits, remember to find a good part time job first so you can keep up with the monthly payments for the 1 or 2 year contract.\n\nTry to get your cell phone online because on the internet you can get better offers than offline, the plans rates don't change but you can get free mobile phones that usually would cost you some money on any offline cell phone store.\n\nHope I help you a little bit on your purchase...\n\nGood luck!\n\nLuis Galarza, Business and Telecommunications Consultant\nI provide free business and marketing tips at http://luisgalarza.blogspot.com and wireless solutions and advice at http://www.cogni360.com
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If you are user of Yahoo and have Cingular service then you can sign up for the Yahoo Go Service. checkout if your cell phone is compatible for this service at http://go.yahoo.com
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Tell them that you want a good cell phone that has lots of minutes so you don't have to sound like a reeeetttarrddetedded auctioneer. [hahahahahah that rhymes w/ REAR]
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For phone/internet check out:\nhttp://www.embarq.com/\n\nFor internet check out:\nhttp://www.cox.com   \n\nFor internet phone service check out:\nhttp://www.vonyage.com/\nhttp://www.skype.com/\n\nMake sure you look for "best deals" or "current offers."\nGood luck.
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before i answer ur question, where do u live? which country u wanna call to? i've got a total discounted call services which u can use on fixed line n even cell phones
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The major operators are:\nTDC, Tele2, Debitel, Sonofon, Telia, TELMORE, CBB Mobil, M1,\n"3", and Mtel. Their SIM cards can be bought in dedicated mobile shops, radio shops, post offices, and some super markets. They major operators have their own shops.\n\nCDMA is a network standard not used in Europe. We use 3G (WCDMA or CDMA 2000 offered only by TDC and 3)\n\nRegarding cheap rates. Tricky question, as the market are complex. Basically the setup is; no subscription, higher rates per minute/SMS/data transfer. Paid subscription, lower (or no) fee on talk/SMS (no programs have flat rate on data transfer). For extra low rates on calls to foreign countries, you may consider buying a call card. They can be bought in many greengrocers, and kiosks owned by foreigners. Ask around, Danes are friendly. Check http://cloncom.com/ for rates. I don't know much about call cards.\n\nHappy calling.
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You get these cards from you mobile phone provider. All major vendors in my area (Verizon, T-mobile, Circular and Sprint) offer a card that works on their network. The cards work like cell phones and are usually locked to whatever provider you got it from. \nThe costs vary. You can check individual sites for exect quotes but figure on paying about $50 a month. Make sure you get the unlimited plan otherwise it will be a small future to use it.\nMost of the cards have regular Wi-Fi built in also. If you have a wireless home network you'll be able to connect to it.\nSome vendors like T-Mobile offer hot spots where you can get Wi-Fi services also.\nThe way to choose a card is find out what wireless vendor has the best coverage in your area and get their card.
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I think Cingular is best.  I get good signal everywhere (especially since they merged with AT&T Wireless).  And, you can call other Cingular owners for free.  Cingular has 51 million subscribers that you can call.
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I'm with Sprint, am pretty happy. THe down side is every time you change a service they add another 2 year contract to it.  THey are fair when mistakes are made and very helpful.  I don't have too many places that I can't use my phone and I live in a small town.
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The best rates are on line. The rate depends on the destination. I will give you some pointers. In any case you need to see the best rate for the destination you call most.\n1) Cloncom - best for Latin America - see http://www.prismlongdistance.com/\n2) 1st4phonecards - a British company, so the best service if you call from within Europe see http://www.first4cards.co.uk/\n3) Nobelcom - good rates to most countries http://www.nvcards.com/
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SBC.  I have everything through them, except my cell phones.  Makes it a lot easier to pay my bill I can pay my two internet accounts, three phone lines, and my dish all at one time.  There is also a discount for all bundled services.
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Believe me its got to be Hutch.\nThe service is amazing and so are the plans.\nThey give you good options.\nWhile airtel is very very bad.\nThey are not transparent.\nIdea is sort of ok.\nSo go for Hutch.\nI am using it for the past 4 years.
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yes ...and it is nice to see that virtually any phone all over the world is ready to receive your calls. So rates are also roughly half of the price of competitors. I tried with cell & land lines in France & Spain... \nIt works fine!
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It will depend on your service area and which regional Bell company serves you. The most inexpensive offer for high speed can be free: many cities are partnering with wireless companies to provide Internet access. I guess you can check with your City government to determine if anything is being planned or already in place.\n\nDSL from your local phone company is usually the cheapest offering and provides a good balance between speed and cost (up to 1.5mbps downloads for about $20-25/month).\n\nCable usually offers the fastest downloads (up to 3mbps) but is usually the most expensive at $40-50/month. They do offer some introductory pricing specials.
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St George have the best...tho they call it a multi access card...with the account I am on with them you only pay a $6 flat fee per month.\n\n\nHTH