Contract: is for, say, 18 or 24 months. You pay a basic fee each month, usually for inclusive calls/texts/internet useage.
Prepaid: which is quite rare these days. You Pay up front for the length of the contract, say, the year, again for an agreed amount of calls/texts.
Any calls/texts/internet over and above the agreed amount are billed each month.
The other option is obviously, 'pay as you go' You normally by the phone, buy a SIM then pay a 'top-up' charge every time you need minutes/texts.
Generally, "prepaid" means that you pay-as-you-go for service as you need it. Where as "contract" means that you are locked into an agreement for an allotted amount of time.
Prepaid and contract are often referred to in the telecom industry. Many of the carriers offer both contract and prepaid options.
Prepaid is the same as fixed term!
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A contract phone is a phone that you pay a monthly rate for, and have to keep paying for. They're usually cheaper, but with a prepaid phone, you can stop your service at any time without breaking the contract.
Billed cell plans usually require a contract to be signed between you and the phone company and billed each month automatically. Prepaid means you pay in advance for each month before you can use the phone.
Yes you can. . . .for example you can put a at&t prepaid go phone SIM into an at&t contract phone and it will still be prepaid.
There are definitely benefits to using prepaid and there are benefits in the contract wireless plan. Check out this website to see the differences between the two. http://cellphones.about.com/od/serviceplananalysis/a/prepaidwireless.htm
temporary/contract work
Yes
If I had an contract plan with alltel and i cancelled the contract can i use the phone as a prepaid phone
"Contract of sell" is just "contract of sale" misspelled.
Difference between Percentage of Completion method and Completed Contract method?
the are just different.