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Do you prefer prepaid or postpaid?
by Lilian ·
I used to have a prepaid phone card for my phone earlier. Actually, I like prepaid but my hubby has bought some family plan and now, all three of us (my son included) are using postpaid. Each month, the service provider will be mailing three bills to us. I hate seeing my phone bills with its long list of numbers and evidence like that.
Given the choice, I will go back to prepaid. But I am sticking to my postpaid because calling hubby and son is free of charge. So, we make a lot of calls to each other over tiny matters.
Now, if you are going to overseas or when you are going to call someone from overseas, using a postpaid is definitely unthinkable because you do not know how much you are going to swallow up in phone bills. There was this one time when we were in Europe and we made it a point to phone our babysitter who was taking care of my five months old son. We had to buy a prepaid card too because using our mobile would cost a bomb. With a prepaid card, at least we know that we have hit the limit and know when to stop. Otherwise, if our babysitter started yakking away over mundane things not related to my son, we would be left standing in the cold air in Paris with a huge phone bill.
If you have the same opinion as mine, and wish to find a prepaid phone card, do look up some of the sites on the net which sell prepaid phone cards like therichcom dot com. The cards can be used to call international destinations ranging from Asia to Middle East and Europe.
They have the ability for people to check and use their web site to search for best phone cards to call from United States to virtually anywhere in the world with much cheaper rates than from large companies like AT&T and Sprint plus a host of other companies.
Keep this link handy. Just in case you need them.
