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The second half of the year is already here and many are preparing to celebrate start of the "beer" months, then Halloween and finally, Christmas.
For many students it would mean more days with no classes and more free time for extra-curricular and off-campus work, engagements and advocacy. Managing all these activities would be done efficiently if there is a reliable network provider like Net10.
Net10 is offering a nationwide coverage and unlimited talk, text, and data, for only US$ 50.00 a month. That's not all. The network is doing away with inconvenient processes such as self-serving contracts, hidden costs that increase monthly bills and intrusive credit checks.
In choosing a network that will suit your lifestyle during the remaining months before 2012, think carefully first before signing the dotted line. Some networks may offer convenience beyond your wildest imagination, but it will usually come at price in the form of limited access. The weird case in which calls are suddenly cut by quirky reception and unreasonable content filtering system are more than enough to make sure of this.
After reviewing the pros and cons of various networks, Net10 will emerge as the strongest contender. Subscribers will validate the good reviews Net10 has been getting, especially on their Easy Minutes Plus Plan, an automatic minute-plan that starts at US$ 15.00 for 200 minutes, and the Pay-As-You-Go Plan, an arrangement that carries over minutes with active service. To listen to a Real NET10 customer testimonial, check out the video below:
Aside from the prepaid service, which allows subscribers to control their monthly bills, Net10 Net10 only uses trusted phone manufacturers like LG, Motorola, Kyocera, Nokia and Samsung. Most of these phones have full QWERTY keyboards, slider options and touch screen features, plus great basic application capabilities such as camera and video recorder, web access, among others.
To find out more about this special network offering, watch this Cute NET10 commercial below:
The second half of the year is already here and many are preparing to celebrate start of the "beer" months, then Halloween and finally, Christmas.For many students it would mean more days with no classes and more free time for extra-curricular and off-campus work, engagements and advocacy. Managing all these activities would be done efficiently if there is a reliable network provider like Net10.
Net10 is offering a nationwide coverage and unlimited talk, text, and data, for only US$ 50.00 a month. That's not all. The network is doing away with inconvenient processes such as self-serving contracts, hidden costs that increase monthly bills and intrusive credit checks.
In choosing a network that will suit your lifestyle during the remaining months before 2012, think carefully first before signing the dotted line. Some networks may offer convenience beyond your wildest imagination, but it will usually come at price in the form of limited access. The weird case in which calls are suddenly cut by quirky reception and unreasonable content filtering system are more than enough to make sure of this.
After reviewing the pros and cons of various networks, Net10 will emerge as the strongest contender. Subscribers will validate the good reviews Net10 has been getting, especially on their Easy Minutes Plus Plan, an automatic minute-plan that starts at US$ 15.00 for 200 minutes, and the Pay-As-You-Go Plan, an arrangement that carries over minutes with active service. To listen to a Real NET10 customer testimonial, check out the video below:
Aside from the prepaid service, which allows subscribers to control their monthly bills, Net10 Net10 only uses trusted phone manufacturers like LG, Motorola, Kyocera, Nokia and Samsung. Most of these phones have full QWERTY keyboards, slider options and touch screen features, plus great basic application capabilities such as camera and video recorder, web access, among others.
To find out more about this special network offering, watch this Cute NET10 commercial below:
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