Things You'll Need:
- Cell Phone Number
- Online Account Password
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Step 1
First you will need your cell phone number and online account password. If you don't have that available, you will need a recent copy of your cell phone bill. It is recommended that you use your cell phone online account access to evaluate your cell phone usage. The system will use this for cellular plan usage and comparison of other plans.
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Step 2
Cell Phone SavingsLog into billshrink.com. Once there, there are two ways that you can evaluate your cell phone usage. The best way is to enter your cell phone number and online account password. If you do not have online access of your cell phone account, you key in information from your cell phone bill.
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Step 3
After you enter your information, billshrink.com will evaluate your cellular phone plan, and analyze your cell phone, data, SMS, and other phone usage details. Billshrink.com will display in graphic detail how many cell phone minutes you use monthly. The system will then provide you with many different cell phone billing plans that will save you money based on your actual usage.
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Step 4
Wireless PlansEvaluate the wireless plans based upon your actual cell phone usage. Billshrink.com will show you cell phone plan billing comparisons from AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobil. Wireless plans will be displayed based on your actual cell phone usage, including your added features such as data, mobile 2 mobile, text messaging. Billshrink.com will also factor in all the switching fees to change cell phone plans. Finally, the system website will show you how much money you can save on cellular service over the next two years.















Comments
wisemcternan said
on 3/2/2009 These tips are great. I will give it a try. 5*
hardworker said
on 2/25/2009 Sounds great I'm gonna have to check this out 5*
Upon-Request said
on 2/23/2009 Great resource for cell phone bill comparison!
deepthinkin said
on 2/22/2009 Excellent tip - I know a few folks who could use this information. Thanks!
robinc said
on 2/21/2009 I'd never heard of billshrink. Sounds great!