Great Deal

where can i get a great deal on a cell phone online?

i ve been looking for a place online where i can get a great deal on a cell phone.
can anyone help me out?
cheers

well in a few words i will let you know how that can be done
first off, getting a cell phone is all a matter of what you consider important in a cell phone
do you want long distance plans? do you want a wireless service provider that gives you the kind of service you desire. There are actually a lot of companies and brands out there but at the end of the day you have to pick the one that comes close to providing the kind of services you seek
be it 3.0g, internet connectivity,
I personally have a list of do's and dont's that you should consider when choosing a carrier, be it sprint, verizon, alltell, and so on.
You can go online and use the search engines but in order to save time maybe you should look at my research on wireless service providers and choose for yourself which ones work for you.
cheers

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