5 Things That You Never Expect On Consumer Cellular Plans

by Bloggers June 17, 2021 Post a Comment

Consumer Cellular isn't your grandma s grocery store cell phone service but it probably ought to be. Assuming grandma doesn't use dozens of top-notch cell phones to download YouTube while training for her upcoming marathon, of course. And assuming your family is all on the same plan, they are likely all on the same network, too. If you are also planning a marathon then you've probably realized that having access to multiple outlets can really help in keeping you motivated. Having a single-use phone plan that supports multiple calls at once is just too much of a time waster.

Fortunately there are some excellent consumer cellular phone plans that do include some good low-data options and some even include a decent selection of channels, too. These low data plans are usually less than 2GB of high-speed data each month and it's completely up to you to decide if this is enough data for you. If you are like most of us then a low-data plan probably isn't enough to support your training needs. That said, some good plans do exist so keep reading.

If you need more than that many gigabytes of transfer speed then you'll want to look at one of the truly excellent consumer cellular family plans out there. One of the best things about these types of plans is that you will get a ton of variety. It's possible to find plans that offer everything from low data (no speed limit) to super low data plans (meaning you will be limited to the speed of your connection). Depending on the time of day you'll probably be better off with a slower, lower capacity plan than if you need to watch a whole bunch of HD TV. This is another area where some of the better consumer cellular plans shine.

Now, let's talk about why some of the best plans out there actually offer more than low-data plans with no speed limit. One thing that makes a difference is how many people are using your phone. If you're talking with your teenager who is in grade school and constantly texting other kids then you don't want to go with a low-data plan or one with an extremely low T-speed. The average consumer may only use their phone once or twice a week on things like texting so don't go with a plan with a high upload speed. Instead, go with a good reliable low-data plan with a moderate upload speed.

In addition to your regular family plans you can also opt for additional things like video games. While it's highly unlikely that you will actually be playing them all the time (more likely you'll just be watching them) having a little space for gaming on your phone can be handy. Many good t-mobiles now come standard with at least one slot for at least one popular gaming console (most likely Wii and Xbox).

Finally you can also take advantage of an alternate method of billing called BAN, which stands for “Bandwidth Assigned”. BAN simply means that you have agreed to a pre-determined amount of bandwidth during your contract and that speed is set at a rate that cannot be exceeded. So as long as you don't go over your allotted data or you don't go over your contract time, most people can be safe in the knowledge that they won't have to worry about being billed extra for unneeded usage.

As always it's always wise to shop around before signing any contracts. That's why it's a good idea to check out T-Mobile's own family plans first. That way you know if they are as good as they say they are. And even better you'll know exactly what kind of plan they offer that suits your needs best. So long as you get a good deal it's hard to go wrong with a T-Mobile family plan.

In conclusion, T-Mobile has some great plans. But it's not the only network to consider. Always do your homework on other networks as well to ensure you get the best deal and coverage for your needs. Happy hunting!

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