Compare best cell phone plans

With the new cell phone plan cropping up each weekend is really hard to choose the right cell phone plan for you. It cell phone plan has its own pros and cons. Some of them will give you unlimited talk time when some will give unlimited messaging. In this comparison, we look to bring you the best cell phone plan suited for general public and at an affordable cost of below $50. The following plans have been listed alphabetically and not in any order of preference. They are the best under $50 plans we could find.


Alltel National Freedom: it costs $49.99 and gave 750 minutes of free talk time. Alltel has support for free in network calling and free nights and weekends. Cost of SMS is $.15 and overage minutes at $.40 too. There is the option of my circle-which is the ability to add 5 friends. The packaged minutes are also quite cheap at $.67.

Recommended for people who want a little more packaged talk time and overage minutes at a decent price.


AT and T nation 450: this one is cheaper at $39.99 but this only 450 minutes of talk time. They also support unlimited in network calling but is restricted to 5000 free minutes in weekend and night calls. Cost of SMS and overage minutes at same as Alltel. But the cost per packaged minute is up to $.89. Thankfully they have the option to roll over talk time from one month to other which makes it a very good connection for people who does not make too much calls.


Recommended for people who prefer cheaper connections and option to roll over the minutes saved from one month to the other.


Sprint Everything Messaging: as the name says, this one is dedicated to those who spend most of their time messaging. Coming at a cost of $49.99 and with 450 minutes of talk time, the cost per minute is same as AT and T. But the extra $10 that the charge are well worth, as you get free unlimited SMS. The overage minutes cost a little more at $.45 but then this is not a plan for callers but those who use a lot of SMS. Also they provide free in network calling in the unlimited night and weekend calls. And mind you, in this plan night starts at 7 PM. So you have a great plann your hand if you can limit your calling needs in the daytime.


Recommended for people who do a lot of messaging and don't have too much calls to make during the daytime.


T-mobile myFaves 600: if you only have the small group of people who you call to then this is a very good plan. If you like checking with your sweetheart all day long, all you need to do is buy two of these connections and then you can talk as long as you want without paying any extra charges. It comes at a cost of $49.99 with 600 packaged minutes and SMS and overage minutes at $.20 and $.40 respectively. Sadly there is no free in network calling but the unlimited night and weekend is still very much there.


Recommended for people who call only a few group of people most of the times. Perfect for those in romance.


Verizon Nationwide Basic: this plan comes at $39.99 with 450 minutes of prepackaged talk time. SMS cost is $.20 and overage minutes cost $.45. But the good thing with this cheap plan is that you get both free in network calling and free unlimited weekend and night calling at a very affordable price. If you need to call to other networks at night-time, then this is the best plan for you. If


Recommended for people who prefer cheap connections and make most calls at night or in the same network.

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