Mobiele Telefonie: Mobiele telefoon prepaid

Mobiele telefoon prepaid

Prepaid mobiele telefonie betekent dat je vooraf de kosten voor je abonnement betaald (prepaid). Je koop namelijk een prepaid kaart waarop beltegoed staat. Handig als je zelf niet veel belt, maar wel altijd bereikbaar wilt zijn. Met een prepaid abonnement voorkom je ook dat je aan het eind van de maand een telefoonrekening krijgt die je moeilijk kunt betalen.

Met een prepaid abonnement kun je net zolang bellen totdat je beltegoed weer op is. Je kunt in vele winkels een nieuwe opwaardeerkaart kopen. Deze zijn veelal ook verkrijgbaar bij de kassa van supermarkten. Je kunt vervolgens zelf bepalen voor welk bedrag je je mobiel weer op wilt laden. Je kunt dan weer bellen met je mobiel totdat het beltegoed weer op is.

Voor en nadelen prepaid bellen

De voordelen van prepaid mobiel bellen is absoluut het indekken van hoge kosten. Je belt enkel voor wat je hebt betaald en nooit meer. Nadat je beltegoed op is, koop je gewoon weer nieuwe.

Het nadeel van een prepaid abonnement is dat je beltegoed ook op kunt raken op het moment dat je het net nodig hebt. Als je bijvoorbeeld met pech langs de weg staat en je beltegoed raakt net op, dan heb je een groot probleem. Je bent dan te afhankelijk van de mensen die jou eventueel kunnen bellen.

Wil je alle prepaid abonnementen met elkaar vergelijken, kijk dan even hier: vergelijk.nl

Mobiele telefoon prepaid kopen

Er zijn veel mobiele telefoons te koop die speciaal verkocht worden voor prepaid gebruik. Je koopt dan een mobiele telefoon met een prepaid kaart erbij. Deze kun je later zelf opwaarderen. Wil je alle aanbiedingen op een rij, kijk dan even op deze site: prepaid.nl

Meer informatie

Als je meer informatie wilt lezen over prepaid mobiele telefonie, kun je op de site van Wikipedia ook een hoop informatie vinden (engels): wikipedia.org

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Mar
9

Boost Mobile to add Android-powered Motorola i1?

I was just a guest on a podcast, and one major topic of discussion was prepaid mobile data. We’ve seen a number of companies add WAP browsing, but few have robust data options. Earlier this year, though, we saw Boost Mobile add a a CDMA BlackBerry device. Was that just the start? It appears that could be the case. We learned late last week that Motorola plans to release an iDEN Android handset, and of course Boost is a possible carrier. The handset features a 3.1 inch, 320×480 capacitive touch screen, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a 3 megapixel camera, and plenty more. It also features MOTOBLUR, which is just awesome. No word on availability, but speculative word is that the announcement could come at CTIA later this month. This post originated at PrepaidReviews.com - The number one resource for Tracfone Prepaid information on the web! This post originated at PrepaidReviews.com - The number one resource for Tracfone Prepaid information on the web!

Mar
8

Page Plus adds Kyocera Mako S4000

An little over a month ago we noticed that Page Plus appeared to be preparing for new handsets. Over the weekend they made the first such announcement, introducing the Kyocera Mako S4000 to its lineup, the first brand new model the company will offer. It features a VGA camera, Bluetooth, and WAP browsing capabilities. In other words, it fits in well with the entry-level phones we’ve seen carriers introducing lately. It’s available today, so check out Page Plus’s website. It will sell for $99.95. And, just to whet your appetite, Page Plus has also announced that it will introduce a new QWERTY handset within two months. This post originated at PrepaidReviews.com - The number one resource for Tracfone Prepaid information on the web! This post originated at PrepaidReviews.com - The number one resource for Tracfone Prepaid information on the web!

Mar
5

Metro, Leap could try to go it alone

We’ve been talking about it for years, and it won’t go away until something definitive happens. For years we’ve heard speculation of a MetroPCS and Leap Wireless merger. Last month we heard even more, as both companies hired strategic advisors. Yet instead of hearing news of talks between the companies, we’ve heard nothing. It turns out there might be a reason for that. Tim Horan, an analyst at Oppenheimer & Co., predicts that any potential merger could be a year or more off. Instead, they could pursue independent paths, falling back on merger talks if things don’t work out.

“The market is slowly coming to the realization that a merger is not imminent,” wrote Horan, who said he expects the shares to perform in line with the market over the next year. The industry is “still hurting from effects of increased competition, though we believe the industry is nearing the end of this price-war cycle, which would take some pressure off Leap and PCS.”

He further presents the idea that Metro appears to have no competition in a possible acquisition. We’ve heard names of nearly every wireless company mentioned as a potential suitor, but nothing seems to be in the cards. Things could change within a year, of course. For all we know, we could get news of a merger next week. It’s not probable, but it’s possible. I think, though, that if we’re not going to get movement soon that we could do without news on the matter for a while. This post originated at PrepaidReviews.com - The number one resource for Tracfone Prepaid information on the web! This post originated at PrepaidReviews.com - The number one resource for Tracfone Prepaid information on the web!

Mar
4

A newbie’s guide to Page Plus

A few months back we published the noob guide to Tracfone, Net10, and Straight Talk. It came from Howard Forums user fonezfonz, and I thought it was quite the excellent resource. Today we have something similar, if not more comprehensive. User Kitty Wireless is all over the Page Plus boards, letting people know what’s going on from a dealer’s standpoint. The latest contribution is a series of four guides that will help out a newbie in need. They go from setting up your voicemail to changing plans, so if you’re a Page Plus user or are thinking about trying them, check out the following guides.

A huge thanks to Kitty Wireless for writing these. Hopefully plenty of people can find answers to their questions within. This post originated at PrepaidReviews.com - The number one resource for Tracfone Prepaid information on the web! This post originated at PrepaidReviews.com - The number one resource for Tracfone Prepaid information on the web!