Unlimited mobile to mobile usually means that you can make a call to any person who has the same service you do (tmobile, cingular, etc.) and not be charged.
Boost mobile phones have a range of plans, from pay as you, which is 10 cents a minute, to unlimited plans which are $50-$60 a month depending on what sort of device you have.
The best prepaid phone plan is given through Virgin Mobile. It costs about 18 cents a minute and 5 cents a text message, so it is good for sparingly small usage.
Boost Mobile offers per minute, daily and monthly plans. Boost Mobiles plans are all unlimited with the exception of the per minute plan. Unlimited plans range from $2-$3 for daily plans or $35-$60 for monthly plans. Please note the $35 monthly rate is a shrinking plan and will initially cost $50 per month. The per minute plan is 20 cents a minute.
1,999 cents divided by 60 = 33.31 cents per minute
You can unlimited which you can text how much you want to Verizon and out of net work like at&t. Which that cost $30.00 with a family plan. Everyone in your plan has to have unlimited if you get that. Or you can get the $10.00 that gives you unlimited texting Verizon to Verizon. Then 500 out of Verizon network. Lastly you can get the $5.00 that only gives you 250 to Verizon AND out of net work. Out of net work=at&t or t-mobile or something like that!
166.666666... minutes, or 2.78 hours.
It depends... you can buy a $25 card and each minute you talk on the phone is 25 cents. But, if you wanted to get unlimited text you could use $20 out of the $25 card for unlimited texting and the other $5 for calling minutes
it depends on how much a minute costs on Verizon plans its 10 cents a min
Boost Mobile is a nationwide network so all costs will be the same within the US. Prices for a monthly service are $50 a month which include unlimited talk, text and web. Prices for pay as you go services are 10 cents a minute/text.
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Slightly more than 4. The real answer is 4.310344 minutes.
To convert dollars per hour to cents per minute, first calculate the number of cents in a dollar (100 cents). Then divide the dollars per hour by 60 (number of minutes in an hour) to get cents per minute. For example, if someone earns $12 per hour, the conversion would be 12 / 60 = 0.2 cents per minute.