There are so many cell phone plans to choose from. It can be hard for a consumer to decide if they should stay where they are or move on. The holidays are always enticing, but some carriers have great plans throughout the year. Several vendors have started 2012 with great offers. Anyone that is unhappy with their current plan should consider these. The best cell phone plans 2012 are listed below.
Verizon Wireless
There’s a reason why everyone is switching over to Verizon. They are known for their catchy “Can you hear me now?” ads, but there’s more. Right now they have one of the best plans for people that love to talk and text. A monthly fee of $89.99 gets a consumer the Unlimited Voice and Text plan. This text messaging includes text and video messaging. This company is one of the most reliable providers on the planet and great plans like this are an added bonus.
AT&T
Families that have multiple cell phone users will want to hop on board with AT&T. They offer one of the best family plans around. This includes two lines at $119 with unlimited voice. The unlimited messaging feature can be added to both phones for an extra $30. This addition of unlimited text is cheaper than any individual unlimited voice and text plan. The average carrier chargers $90 for individuals features like this. That makes the AT&T plan with carryover minutes one of the best.
Sprint
Every cell phone carrier has a trump card. Sprint has played theirs with the Unlimited Everything plan. This has caused many consumers to throw in the towel with old carriers and consider Sprint. It’s a slightly higher than the unlimited voice and text plans by other carriers, but consumers still want it. Paying $99.99 for unlimited voice, data and text is well worth it. The smart phone explosion is causing many people to stay online and do more downloads. This is what has led lots of consumers to their local Sprint stores.
Virgin Mobile
This has come as a surprise to many cell phone shoppers, but Virgin Mobile also has an Unlimited Everything plan. It’s a prepaid plan, but it does have unlimited everything for $55 a month. Consumers may not have as many phone options as they would with a contract based plan, but this is still an excellent deal. It’s a really money saver.