Vote For Your Dream Plan on Page Plus

[Boz1]

My ideal pricing would be the $80/year card with 4 cents minutes (no change), 4 cent texts (there's no earthly reason why a text should cost more than a voice minute).

Data should be 5 cents per MB less. That may sound cheap but it isn't. Verizon charges mobile broadband customers $60 for 5 GB ($12.50/GB) and I'm sure they make money doing so. 5 cents per MB is $50/GB which four times as much as Verizon's mobile broadband customers pay. The leaves plenty of room for Verizon and PagePlus to both make money with gouging the customer.

That is an interesting analysis. If accurate, the current $1.20/MB seems WAY WAY WAY too high!

[SBdunks]

If I could make my own, it would be unlimited talk, text, and 1gb of data for $60. Sure, unlimited data would be nice but mama Verizon wont let that happen.

I'm tired of paying $95 a month and not even getting unlimited minutes

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[Harleysmom]

I changed from Boost unlimited to Page Plus 1200TNT plan to save money. I never use more than 100 texts, I have 93 percent of my data left and about 300 minutes and I pay tomorrow. I think the 1200tnt plan is the best out there. Why change a good thing? I'm sure I'll use more data in the summer when I'm away from home and wi-fi, but then I'll put on a $10 dollar card and use that. I think a lower cost plan would be nice, but there isn't any reason for a all you can eat plan unless it has unlimited data.

[JoeSchmoe007]

I'm not a fan of bundles. I like a pay as you go because you don't end up buying more than you need.

My ideal pricing would be the $80/year card with 4 cents minutes (no change), 4 cent texts (there's no earthly reason why a text should cost more than a voice minute).

Data should be 5 cents per MB less. That may sound cheap but it isn't. Verizon charges mobile broadband customers $60 for 5 GB ($12.50/GB) and I'm sure they make money doing so. 5 cents per MB is $50/GB which four times as much as Verizon's mobile broadband customers pay. The leaves plenty of room for Verizon and PagePlus to both make money with gouging the customer.

+1. This is what I want too. I don't want any monthly plan - it doesn't fit my low usage.

[montrose7]

Best solution (in my opinion): PagePlus can add all 3 new plans to offer. More plans - more options for costumers (and more costumers in future). Plus one large data plan (example: unlimited minutes, texts and 2gb data - for $60-65).
And they should improve website. I mean - we schould to make many things (change plan, restart plan) online (like in virgin mobile). It could be better for costumers - and better for PagePlus costumer service (less calls to them).

[fonezfonz]

They should just give us all three of the new plans and be done with it. And keep 1200 minute Tnt for sakes. It's super popular. Even more so then unlimited.

[4-8-4 Northern]

None of those plans suits me. Whatever you do, DON'T eliminate the 1200 TnT plan! More minutes would be nice, but don't eliminate it.

[skyboysea]

None of those is good for my needs. I'd rather have an option to buy the amount of minutes, text and data I need separately. Or, at least, some base package with reasonably priced add-ons to suit different needs.

[Depressicaa]

All of them are awful, the $50 is the most appealing, but they are all awful.

[DennyScher]

Wow, the two leading plans are only one percentage point apart! I'll post the results Friday.

[afaivre]

I would like to see the text cost drop to 4 or 5 cents. I buy the $80 card and don't text often, but I agree that a text should not cost more than a voice minute. Wifi meets all my data needs.


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[DP102288]

I voted for the $20 500/500/10 bundle; I have 3 lines with PPC that would save money going this way.

[redgurl12]

I voted for the $50. The rest are no good for me. The plan i'm on now talk n text 1200 is better than those

[slyphoxj]

I voted for the $35 plan (300 mins / 3,000 texts / 300 MB data), but on further reflection, I wish I'd voted for the $20 plan instead. I barely make a dent in the voice and texts on my TnT1200. During my last TnT1200 month, I used about 50MB of data. I'm kinda contemplating just going back to my flip phone for a while... making and receiving calls on my flip phone is just so much easier. And my flip phone (Motorola W385) is just more compact and easier to carry than my Droid 1.

The $20 plan would be a nice option for those who don't care about, or can't get, a smart phone. But only 10MB of data just simply wouldn't cut it on a smart phone.

Let's see... the 2000 texts on TnT1200 can be had on the Standard plan for $10.95/month. So the 1200 minutes and 100MB of data on TnT1200 effectively cost $19/month... super deal!!

[Andman433]

I love the TNT1200 Plan... The only thing I would change about it is maybe the Data allowance. How bout 1200, 2000 and 500MB for 50 a Month? Yeah, Id do that...