Motorola AT&T Prepaid Free2Go Wireless Phone Kit

Pros: Easy to get connected, No credit needed
Cons: No customer service to speak of

In 2003 Mrs. Royalcrowncola and I did a four month rotation in the USA that was going to include extensive travel and lecture assignments. One of our first things to get accomplished was purchasing a cellphone. Now, in Uganda purchasing a cellphone is ...

Pros: No monthly contracts
Cons: Terms of service change without warning.

I have had the wireless to go plan since October of 2001. When I first got the phone the plan was minutes were good for 90 days so if you never used the phone you would only need to add $25.00 to the phone every 90 days and so long as you did so you...

Pros: Cheap, good coverage, voicemail included
Cons: issues with customer service

After reading the reviews on AT&T’s Free2go plan, I must say that I have never experienced the problems other reviewers have had. I purchased the phone in early April for my girlfriend since her Verizon bill was coming in at over $50 a month, which was...

Pros: No contract, no monthly fees. Rollover minutes. Great starter deal.
Cons: Requires diligence to buy and refill minutes regularly.

+ No contract, no monthly fees. This is a prepaid phone, and so there is no monthly bill and no 1- or 2- year contract that you are locked into. This is great since you know how much you are spending (and no taxes or hidden charges), and it gives you...

Pros: No credit checks, No monthly bills, nice Nokia 5165 phone.
Cons: Misrepresentation, dishonest practices and tactics.

I purchased this service because after my divorce, my credit is a little rough, and I didn't want to leave a huge deposit for a post paid cellular plan, that I only intend on using in an emergency situation; IE: vehicle break down, stuck in traffic etc....

Pros: Cheap service
Cons: Do not use Cingular. They will not communicate with you.

I had an AT&T Free2Go phone for over two years - no problems, then comes Cingular. I only used this phone for emergency situations, but a $10/month withdrawal was done on my credit card automatically, which was great. My phone was available at all ...

Pros: Good for people with credit problems
Cons: Customer service are outright rude and obnoxious.

Stay Away! AT&T wireless has been nothing but a headache. I finally gave up with them after being hung up on 3 different times by "customer service" in one afternoon. Be afraid of them, be very afraid. Find some other service that has the least...

Pros: None
Cons: Contracts are written for the company, not the buyer.

AT&T is now also Cingular, while I have had no experience with AT&T, I can say I have had a terrible experience with Cingular and their plans. I would never do business with any company connected to Cingular. I had my phone stolen at work three months before my contract ended. I offered to pay off the contract, but after they collected a month more of the monthly service, (leaving only two months left to the contract), they ended the contract and charged their $150, cancellation fee! Their contracts allow them to do that, and FCC is no help. I paid the fees and would never buy another plan. My husband has a Virgin mobile and loves it. I notice most Europeans do not use plans as we have in our country. Perhaps that is wise.