Question: Is your anticipated unlimited usage likely to be mostly to the same few people all the time, or do you expect a high volume of calls from many different people? I ask because several mobile carriers have plans where you can put a small number (5) of phone numbers on a "friends / family" list that count towards unlimited. Additionally, some carriers have unlimited mobile-to-mobile in the same network, so if you're calling a small number of people, and they are mostly say, on Verizon Wireless, that might be another consideration. Second, and possibly more important question: Are you planning on using the phone at one location, or talking while traveling? Best, Ron On Wed, Feb 6, 2013 at 7:30 AM, Andrew Bellak <andrew at stakeholderscapital.com> wrote: > ** Be sure to fill out the survey/skills inventory in the member's area. > ** If you did, we all thank you. > > > Dear HT, > > I would like to learn from those who are using mobile phone service in > the Pioneer Valley from discount providers. > > I am interested in the unlimited plans. I realize that there are limits > on the data part in that after a certain number of mega bytes/ month, > the upload/download speeds become slower. > > It would be great if an existing Sprint phone could be used with > providers below using CDMA and/or buying wholesale from Sprint but none > seem to allow that so far. > > These providers include: > > Straight Talk > Boost > Virgin Mobile > Metro PCS > Family Mobile > Cricket > Net10 > TracFone > > Thanks! > Andrew > > -- > Andrew Bellak > CEO > Registered Investment Advisor > > andrew at StakeHoldersCapital.com > www.StakeHoldersCapital.com > (o) 888-STK-HLDR (785-4537) x.2 > (o) 413-306-3244 > (f) 888-735-HLDR > (m) 646-552-5783 >