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Hi, I would like some advise. My teenage son is in need of a phone/plan. I have the SERO $30 plan ...

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    Default Teenager needs phone/plan; I have $30SERO Plan

    Hi, I would like some advise.

    My teenage son is in need of a phone/plan. I have the SERO $30 plan and don't want to give that up.

    I've looked at the cost of upgrading to a family plan for both of us vs. just getting him his own plan. Cost wise, it isn't much different. He would primarily text and is supposed to use the phone/text minimally (Calls for rides, let us know where he is, etc.) and not to talk/text to his friends all day and night.

    I have also thought about seeing if I could get a referral and move to the new EPRP plan. My SERO plan still works great for me. I sometimes text but probably not enough to make it worth paying for a text plan. It will renew in July. I was able to get a new phone when I renewed last time, with no problem.

    Anyone have any suggestions.

    Thanks.

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    Default Re: Teenager needs phone/plan; I have $30SERO Plan

    Quote Originally Posted by NanCo63 View Post
    Hi, I would like some advise.

    My teenage son is in need of a phone/plan. I have the SERO $30 plan and don't want to give that up.

    I've looked at the cost of upgrading to a family plan for both of us vs. just getting him his own plan. Cost wise, it isn't much different. He would primarily text and is supposed to use the phone/text minimally (Calls for rides, let us know where he is, etc.) and not to talk/text to his friends all day and night.

    I have also thought about seeing if I could get a referral and move to the new EPRP plan. My SERO plan still works great for me. I sometimes text but probably not enough to make it worth paying for a text plan. It will renew in July. I was able to get a new phone when I renewed last time, with no problem.

    Anyone have any suggestions.

    Thanks.
    Don't give up your $30 SERO plan. You'll never find a better deal. Switching to a family plan on Sprinticon probably wont be worth it either.

    Have you looked at no contract options?

    T-Mobileicon is 39.99/mo for talk and text.

    Page plus is another great option... 1,200 Minutes / 1,200 SMS/MMS / 50 MB Data for $30 a month. It runs on Verizonicon's network.

    Best of all, wild phone bills can't happen when you are on no contract / prepaid.

    I highly recommend either one of those options.

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    Default Re: Teenager needs phone/plan; I have $30SERO Plan

    Are you only looking at Sprinticon, or are you open to a other options. That might be you're best choice on price. There are several MVNO's that use Sprinticon's Network, so the service wouldn't different. You can even avoid signing a contract.

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    If Sprinticon works well where you are at, check out Virgin Mobile ($60 unlimited talk/text). And if Verizonicon works well to, check out Page Plus ($40 unlimited talk/text).

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    Default Re: Teenager needs phone/plan; I have $30SERO Plan

    You should also look into Boosticon Mobile if Nextelicon's coverage in your area is acceptable. The service is $50 a month and includes no taxes or other charges. For the $50 monthly chargeicon he would receive Unlimited Calling, Unlimited TXT/PIX messages, Unlimited Mobile Web, and Unlimited Walkie Talkie. Another advantage to this is if you have Unlimited Mobile to Mobile calling on your SERO line calling to/from his line will count as an Unlimited MTM call.

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