Prepaid Alltell

Alltell was bought by Verizon in January 2009 and since then much of Alltell's market has turned to Verizon. There are still however many markets in which Alltell continue to operate and one of them is prepaid Alltell. Prepaid Alltell has three different tiers in order to fit the various types of phone users. Its customers can get a limited number of unlimited features for only 75 cents a day and can pay a quarter to add more. But most of the available options for prepaid Alltell are a little expensive including the $35 activation fee.

There are three basic plans for prepaid Alltell: pay per minute plan, pay per day plan and the pay per month plan. On the pay per day plan, all the calls are charged with 15 cents per minute and there is a minimum of $20 initial balance. This type of prepaid Alltell is a bit more complex. Each day costs 75 cents, which will turn out to be between $22.50 and $23.25 each month. It will allow the users to choose two additional options out of the four. These options include unlimited nights and weekends, unlimited mobile to mobile, unlimited favorite number calling, and unlimited text messaging.

There are also three monthly payments plans for prepaid Alltell. First is the $29.99 and offers 200 peak minutes together with 1,000 night and weekend minutes. The second option is the $39.99 plan that offers 400 peak minutes and 2,000 night and weekend minutes. Meanwhile, the $69.99 plan offers 700 peak minutes, unlimited night and weekend minutes, unlimited mobile to mobile, and unlimited text messaging. For the $5 extra per month on any of the mentioned plans, unlimited favorite number calling is available. With all of these, you will notice that the maximum daily plan is the $38.75 a month during the months with 31 days. The daily prepaid Alltell plans also offer the same benefits of the most expensive monthly plan possible at a fraction of a price.

Additionally, for all plans there is a 59 cent per minute roaming charge, which is something to look out for. International calls are however limited to Canada, Puerto Rico, and Mexico. And all long distance calls within the United States are treated as regular calls.

And lastly, the Alltell network was unlocked when it was bought by Verizon. In other words, you can service any phone within this wireless plan. So you can still use your favorite phones like Blackberry or iPhone while having prepaid Alltell.

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