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Amp'd Adds Monthly Prepaid

Sep 12, 2006, 7:24 PM by (staff)

Amp'd today unveiled a new billing plan that will allow subscribers to pre-pay for a monthly plan using a credit card. This hybrid billing method allows customers to receive the better value of post-paid plans without committing to a contract. Hybrid plans are not different than Amp'd's post-paid plans -offering the same features at the same price - but are just billed differently. Helio also allows people who sign up for service through its MySpace page to take advantage of post-paid plans without a contract.

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muchdrama

Sep 13, 2006, 12:23 PM

Huh!

"Hybrid plans are not different than Amp'd's post-paid plans - offering the same features at the same price - but are just billed differently."

Well then, WHY sign a contract?

prepaidguru

That statement is misleading. You get the same amount of anytime minutes but postpaid plans include extras such as free SMS, free N&W's etc. Plus there is only one hybrid plan that matches up in price.

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