No, it's a network's price plan kinda thing
Any handset can be used as a 'pay as you go' phone ! The tariff is set at the network not the phone. Simply decide which network you want to use - and ask them for a pay-and-go SIM.
Yes, but you have to pay for it! I'm not sure how to pay, but I recommend you contact your network helpline ! Hope this helps! :)
This depends on your country and whether you want a contract or pay-as-you-go arrangement.
No. Cingular's (now AT&T's) network and Nextel's network are incompatible.
Dish Network currently offers a pay as you go service for customers. They are so confident in the quality of their services that they can offer this unique opportunity for buyers.
You can get it from websites or phone shops. Visit network provider websites to find their current pay monthly and pay as you go rates for an iPhone 4.
if your blackberry is on pay monthly and you have an internet bolt on, it shouldn't do. if your blackberry is on pay and go and you do not have a bolt on for internet then it probably will cost. if you don't have the bolt on for pay and go or contract then it will charge you
Any phone can be used as a 'pre-pay' phone - so long as the network the phone is on offers that facility - most of them do ! Whether a phone is paid for by a monthly contract - or a pay-and-go - is determined by the network operator - not the phone !
Yes, however the internet will cost you at your network tariff, unless its inclusive with you payg deal
Generally, members of a health plan are free to choose the provider that they wish to use when the provider is within the network. Keep in mind that it is the medical provider who/that is furnishing the services--not the network. The network is a separate commercial entity with which the health plan contracts. Again, generally, an enrollee may go "out of network" in certain cases. This means that the health plan will pay for care despite the fact that the provider is not a member of the network. Often, the insurer will pay an "in-network" rate of reimbursement when there is no provider in the network who can provide the needed services--so the member has no alternative but to go out of network. The health plan will probably also provide that it will pay a lower rate of reimbursement if the member goes out of network by choice--when there is a network provider but the member opts not to use him.her.
The Go connects to your own wireless network. There's no usage fee as such like a mobile phone, and it has no connection while it is outside the range of your wireless network.
no