All You Need is Straight Talk

This post brought to you by Straight Talk. All opinions are 100% mine.

To overcome the problem of cell phone usage charges there are a few tips from users of straight talk:

1. Choose a provider that can provide unlimited service according to your financial abilities,
2. Just connect to the internet using Wi-Fi only.  

It is rather difficult to determine the most suitable provider that fits us because everyone has a different character in terms of mobile phone use:

1. Make sure all the locations are affordable by the service providers. Do not be easily tempted by a banner or billboards strewn across the road. Billboards were not necessarily guaranteeing the existence of signal.
2. Make sure whether we want to use it daily, weekly or monthly. Monthly usage is less expensive, but if service is not satisfactory, then we will suffer for a month. When you daily or weekly usage was considered satisfactory, and then you can choose monthly package. 
3. Unlimited package will usually decrease the speed when we have reached the quota, so determine if it needs a large quota or even the smallest quotas alone is sufficient. 

By using straight talk you can cut your cell phone bill in half. Its “All You Need Plan” meets Everything you need even the needs of heavy phone users with 1,000 minutes, 1,000 texts and 30 MB of web data. Unlimited Monthly service is only $45, and includes calls, text, picture messaging, and web. Wow, imagine unlimited calls, text, picture messaging and web for a whole year, for only $499.00! Don’t worry, 411 calls are included at no extra charge. Finally, there are no activation, reactivation, or termination fees. You have to be crazy to be on a contract these days when you can get everything you need without one.
Straight Talk International Long Distance Service is a flexible prepaid calling service that enables you to Call a friend from your home, cell or office phone at low rates.
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