Five mistakes to avoid before buying an unlimited phone plan
Switching to a new cellphone network can be a tedious process. You might miss out on paying attention to a few details. You need to consider factors like your daily data usage, number of users, optional family add-ons, and even phone compatibility if you are operating with a locked carrier. Here are a few other mistakes to avoid the next time you buy an unlimited data or call sim card. Not checking existing usage All major networks like AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and US Mobile offer unlimited prepaid and postpaid data plans for individual and family users. But the pricing and plan validity will vary. Avoid choosing an unlimited data or calls sim card without checking your existing usage. Not checking phone compatibility Some handsets may not be programmed to work with a different network. For example, senior phones offered by Verizon include the handset with the deal. One can only make calls and access Internet from Verizon networks. You should consider switching to an unlocked device and ensure your network is compatible with it. Not confirming cancellation If you port your number from an old network, always ensure that you cancel all existing plans and pay off any bills that are due for the old sim card.
