Wireless Cell Phone Plan

To find an individual without a cell phone is next to impossible these days unless you are an infant or in a nursing home. Heck it was less than ten years ago that I proclaimed I’d never carry one of those electronic leashes around. Now if I am 30 minutes from my house and I realize I do not have my phone, you know I am turning around to go get it no matter where it is I was going. We as humans need to keep in touch it is in our nature to want to be connected. Cel phones in this day and age happen to be the number one way to accomplish this. But with all the choices of cheap cellular phones out there and the large selection of companies with the latest cellular phones sale its hard to know where to get the best cell phone deals.

Not to worry I am here to help. In the following article I will attempt to clear up the confusion and point you in the right direction when you are ready to buy cellular phone equipment. Whether you are looking for the latest t mobile cellular phone, the greatest lg wireless phones, or just the best free cellular phones on the market read on this will help.

First, have a plan the best place to start (even for the techies) is at the local wireless store believe it or not. This way you can touch and see the phone up close and the sales person can help you compare all the features and answer any questions you may have about the models you like. Whatever you do, do not let the salesman talk you into buy cellular phones there. You are only there for research the fun part happens next.

As a savvy shopper you probably already know not to buy cellular phones at the store because they are much more expensive than the cheap and free cellular phones you can get from the authorized dealers on the internet. The question is still how do I know which of the hundreds of agents can I trust to get the best deals from?

This is where you need to do a little more research. Once you find the agents online you feel are giving you the best cell phone deals make sure you copy their exact web address then head on over to alexa.com punch in the address and blam the length of time they have been on the net pops right up with some other good info. One thing, it is not 100 percent accurate so you may have to go to the bottom of the page where it says way back machine and click on that. You should get a more accurate analysis this way.

Now the idea here is the longer the company has been doing business online the more likely they will be a reputable company to do business with.
While this is usually a good indicator there are a few more things to consider, such as how do I know the phones I am buying from these agents are even new and not some refurbished junk being passed off as new?

The bad news is the answer here is a little more challenging and since sometimes a cleaned up old phone in a new box can be hard to tell even for an expert. So, now what? For the answer to this and much more check out my resource box below.

Excuse me if this seems a little “tongue and cheek”, but the story is actually true.

I would consider myself a reasonably heavy cell phone user coming close to using almost 1,400 minutes per month, which does not even include all of the Verizon to Verizon free cell phone calls, as well as the before and after billing hours calls, which is from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.  I receive about 50+ calls a day and make just as many out.

After literally years of this I discovered that the sound of my cell phone ringing would actually cause my stress level to increase.  Cleverly, I promptly put my phone on vibrate and kept it that way for a couple of years, thus reducing my level of CRS or (Cellular Ring Stress) as I like to call it.

Each night I would finally take off my phone and power it down around 9:00 PM.  However, from the hours of 9:00 PM to midnight, or for that matter any time that I did not have my phone on me; my hip would vibrate as if I had an incoming call.  To the point where I would actually check to see if I had my phone on me.  Somehow I had truly contracted CPHD, which I have named (Cellular Phone Hip Disorder).

Can this just be happening to me?  I don’t think that this is something that you go to the doctor for.  I’m sure you’re probably thinking . . . no . . . a psychiatrist.  He obviously has ‘phone’ issues.

Keep in mind that I have been an avid user of cell phones from their very inception, of course never to the extent that I am using them now.  Are we about to see new medical problems as a result of this technology?  I don’t think that there is a cellular medical board that I can speak to.  If I had brain cancer from my cellular phone – the popular topic in so many articles, perhaps I would have a case.

I have to keep using my cell phone, so what are my choices.  I either have to have put up with CRS or succumb to CPHD.  Technically, there must be a class action suit brewing here in the long term, as everyone is moving towards using their cell phones exclusively and leaving their old ‘fixed to the wall and portable home phones’ behind.

So, am I the only one?  Is there no one else in the hundreds of millions of cell phone users that is experiencing this problem?  What other problems are out there that are just waiting to be noticed by cell phone users?

I am putting together a poll on my website, and I am inviting people to take a quick survey to see if anyone else is experiencing these problems or any other issues.  I will get back to everyone who takes the survey and I will let them know about the results.  So, take the survey and prove me either completely crazy, or . . . maybe there is some substance to this.

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