Which do you prefer, prepaid or post paid load?

I've always used post-paid. Pre-paid can get little too expensive for me. I have unlimited plan that includes everything, voice calls, any type of messaging & data. I'm paying $92/month & that includes taxes & fees. I go through 2,500 - 3,000 minutes a month on phone calls alone, not counting messages & data usage. That's because I use my phone for work as well. Also coverage seems to suffer on carrier I'm with. I believe that has to do with agreements it has with other companies. Agreement doesn't extend to pre-paid customers. Rumor has it that at the end of this month, my plan will go on a promotion for $10 less as long as I'm on it. So it should bring my monthly bill down to little more than $80/month. That's really not that bad considering how I use my phone.

I usually like a prepaid plan and a contract because often there are perks. Usually you get a free or really cheap phone. However I did get stuck in a contract that was way too expensive. Also, I travel a lot now and have to change my number often. It can be expensive calling long distance and often I have a home line where I live for local calls. So while I'm traveling I have a pay as you go plan. I also use facebook to ccntact friends and family from afar. Long Distance calling cards are actually cheaper.

I like going prepaid. One of the reasons is that with post paid it is too easy to run up a large bill. If you have prepaid then you will run out of airtime and you can keep track of how much you use.

I prefer prepaid because you don't have to consume what was given on the plan. I mean, when you don't use your load, it's ok. In postpaid, whether you use it or not, you will pay for the monthly bill. So, much better if prepaid.

I am a postpaid user. I prefer having a postpaid account than prepaid since I don't have to worry about not having a load when I need to call or text someone especially in times of emergency. When I was still a prepaid user, there was a time when I was unable to call or advise my supervisor that I'll be absent for work due to sickness because I don't have prepaid credits left.

I prefer to use prepaid. Why? It is convenient for those people who is not financially stable like me. I am a teller on a payment center which receive a salary that not reach the minimum wage. for me to budget my small amount of money i receive twice a month on my work, it is good for me too use prepaid. By using prepaid, I will not be dumped of full of disconnections letters for my bills. And the good thing in prepaid you can minimize the use of your loads, if you really need it then you can load it if you have enough money to purchase a load. That's why I am prefer to use prepaid.

Normally i use pre paid method also because in this way it would be easier control your monthly bills and so having always under control than a post-paid mode.

I have always been on a postpaid phone, as I don't have to worry about refilling it when I run out of minutes. I was with Verizon up until a week ago, and I switched to T-Mobile, because I can get more minutes for the same price I was paying with Verizon, and besides, I don't have the data plan added on as with T-Mobile it is included in the base price. My bill won't be much more than $90 a month after taxes and insurance, as that is only $6 a month, so I am saving roughly $35 a month, and it might not sound like much, but it does add up and to me that is quite a bit I am saving. I am for saving anyway I can. I use my phone everyday, so therefore prepaid would be hard to keep up with the minutes. I never go over my minutes on postpaid, and that is why I make sure I have enough to begin with. My daughter is on T-Mobile, so we don't use our minutes up. My son is on Verizon, so I use some whether he clals me on his landline or his cell. I am happy with m postpaid phone. Take care, and have a very good day.

I think that I will go for prepaid. I do not want to be flooded by debt. I think that you can control more your expenses using prepaid. Its just that postpaid is like risky. If you get too excited having fun activities with your phone then you might be in trouble. Others may say that postpaid is safer since you will always have something to use especially on tight situations. Well I say that good thing that there are prepaid cards which you can put on your wallet so that anytime that you needed to be connected with somebody, nothing will stop you.

I use prepaid, but the disadvantage sometimes is that my credit runs out. Not being able to call or send texts is frustrating. The biggest problem propably is that I dont check my ballance frequently enough. So i am the only one to blame. Also prepaid can expire, which of course is waste of your money. Fortunatelly my prepaid takes way to long to expire, or i call to much to let it expire.