Let’s Compare Family Cell Phone Plans

The general rule for family cell phone plans, is to have at least
two frequent wireless users, as they would be an expensive option
otherwise. To simplify matters, we have separated our data into categories
according to the number of users in the family plan. Keep in mind
we have made a few assumptions when putting our comparison charts
together.

The first assumption is that all plans are signed under a 1-year contract.
We think 2 years is a long time commitment for phone plans, so accordingly
we also recommend you to sign a 1-year contract. No upgrades costs
and activation fees were added to the monthly fee, but it does include
additional line fees. Lastly, we will be using nation wide plans due
to the fact that they are more popular and also offer better value.

*You can click on the column headings to sort the
information, last updated on August 3, 2004

Compare family plans with 2 Lines

Compare Cell Phone Family Plans with 3 Lines

(You can get a lot of minutes for a lot less and definitely the
lower AT&T plans are not worth it, the AT&T 900
would be good if you sign a 2 year contract and take advantage of
their unlimited mobile-to-mobile promo)

Compare Wireless Family Plans with 4 Lines