You can pay with your mobile even if it has unlimited minutes as long as it is prepaid.
You can also pay with PayPal etc.
no but if you have to pay for minutes on your phone then you do
Several cell phone companies such as Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile offer unlimited minutes and texting. Only a few cell phone providers offer unlimited data plans. Sprint offers unlimited data and minutes on their nationwide plans.
yes
Unlimited nights and weekends simply means you have "unlimited" minutes on nights and weekends. The minutes you use during this period will not be deducted from your "monthly" minutes. The time which "night" begins differs between companies, some 7pm, some 9pm, etc. You do not lose minutes while calling a house phone on "unlimited nights and weekends."
When phone companies advertise "unlimited nights and weekends" it means that you have an unlimited amount of minutes. For example, if you have a 200 minute per month plan, talking on the phone during weekends and nights (usually after 7pm or 9pm) will not take away from those minutes.
The most affordable AT&T cell phone plans would be Pay As You Go, Rollback Minutes, Unlimited Weekend Minutes and Unlimited Long Distance. These would save you money depending on your phone usage.
Unlimited calling means that your cell phone plan allows you to make an unlimited amount of calls and minutes used and there will be no additional fee.
only your phone company can answer that question
No - but every month it is all unlimited
The kind of mobile phone services that Alcatel offers is the same as virtually every mobile phone service. It offer unlimited minutes as well as unlimited texting.
Unlimited cell phone plans offer unlimited minutes and text for one monthly price. Some plans offer data and Internet usage with that price or as an add on to your plan. Most carriers offer prepaid unlimited plans cheaper than a contract unlimited plan. The difference is that you will have to buy your phone with a prepaid plan, but with a contract plan the price of the phone is discounted or free.
Cell phone providers vary as much as your cell phones, offering everything from unlimited minutes to video calls to internet access plans depending on your preference.