How to Rate Cell Phone Plans
A cell phone is portable phone that allows people to communicate through radio frequencies. A base station is needed in order to send or receive messages through these radio waves. The base station assigns each cell phone to an available radio frequency channel to communicate through. Base stations are generally known as wireless service providers. Each wireless service provider offers a variety of monthly cell phone plans which give you access, for a fee, to a radio frequency channel. There are numerous wireless providers available and it is important to rate a cell phone plan prior to signing up for one. This will help you find the cell phone plan that best meets your needs and expectations.
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Instructions
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Rate the cell phone plan by giving it a "full-star", "half-star", or a "zero" according to the coverage area of the plan. Check to see if coverage is available in your local area and in the areas which you most often travel.
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Give the cell phone plan another "full-star", "half-star", or a "zero" for the features available with the plan. Features include things like free mobile to mobile minutes, call waiting, caller id, and 411 assistance.
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Rate the cell phone plan by giving it a "full-star", "half-star", or "zero" according to the cost of the plan, how many minutes it includes, and how well the plan compares to other cell phone plans with the same or similar features and coverage.
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Give the cell phone plan another "full-star", "half-star", or "zero" according to the customer service that is available with the plan. Check to see if customer service is available 24/7 or just certain hours of the day and if you are able to talk with a live person or just a computer.
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Tips & Warnings
When looking to purchase a cell phone plan, it is best to choose a plan with at least a rating of 2.5 or above.
