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Jitterbug Rejiggers Service Plans

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Sep 27, 2012, 10:01 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Jitterbug today announced new plans and new price tiers for its cellular services. Moving forward, there are six plans available to Jitterbug customers. The entry-level Basic 14 Plan costs $14.99 per month and includes 50 voice minutes. Moving up the ladder, the Basic 19 Plan costs $19.99 and includes 200 minutes; the Basic 29 Plan costs $29.99 and includes 700 minutes; the Basic 39 Plan costs $39.99 and includes 1500 minutes; the Basic 59 Plan costs $59.99 and includes 2500 minutes. All these plans allow voice minutes to carry over to the following month. Text messaging and picture messaging cost extra. Last, the the Simply Unlimited plan costs $79.99 and includes unlimited voice minutes and unlimited messaging.

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