prepaid or you are paying full retail for the phone, allowing you to use the phone on any compatible carrier (if it is unlocked)......... this way you can get the say $800 smartphone and use it on any carrier for just calls and text if you like......... but you'd need to make sure you can do that on the carrier of choice first, before spending the money.........
i pay full price up front for my phones, so i'm not locked into a contract, and can leave whichever carrier i sign up with at any time.........
Prepaid or you are paying full retail for the phone, allowing you to use the phone on any compatible carrier (if it is unlocked). This way you can get the say $800 smartphone and use it on any carrier for just calls and text if you like. But you'd need to make sure you can do that on the carrier of choice FIRST, before spending the money.
I pay full price up front for my phones, so I'm not locked into a contract, and can leave whichever carrier I sign up with at any time.
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Yeah its prepaid
prepaid or you are paying full retail for the phone, allowing you to use the phone on any compatible carrier (if it is unlocked)......... this way you can get the say $800 smartphone and use it on any carrier for just calls and text if you like......... but you'd need to make sure you can do that on the carrier of choice first, before spending the money.........
i pay full price up front for my phones, so i'm not locked into a contract, and can leave whichever carrier i sign up with at any time.........
Not necessarily. No contract means that you are not entered into a contract with your service provider. No contract can still be the monthly service.
It could be a month to month plan.
no contract means just that, no contract... usually its just the phone alone, but locked to the carrier in question...
prepaid phones would be stated as that specifically or under pay as you go... also locked to the carrier...
No contract means just that, no contract. Usually its just the phone alone, but locked to the carrier in question.
Prepaid phones would be stated as that specifically or under Pay As You Go. Also locked to the carrier.
Prepaid or you are paying full retail for the phone, allowing you to use the phone on any compatible carrier (if it is unlocked). This way you can get the say $800 smartphone and use it on any carrier for just calls and text if you like. But you'd need to make sure you can do that on the carrier of choice FIRST, before spending the money.
I pay full price up front for my phones, so I'm not locked into a contract, and can leave whichever carrier I sign up with at any time.
It's practically the same thing.
pay as you go