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Cricket Launches PAYgo, A 24/7 Unlimited Prepaid Plan

Oct 2, 2008, 8:16 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Leap Wireless announced a new pre-paid plan for Cricket. PAYgo offers customers three different rate plans of $1, $2, or $3 dollars per day. Each plan comes with unlimited services for that day and users will only pay for the days that they actually use the phone. The $1 plan includes unlimited local calling and voicemail, caller ID and three-way calling. The $2 plan adds unlimited text and picture messaging. The $3 plan adds unlimited U.S. long distance, international texting, mobile Web and directory assistance. PAYgo will be available in the Cincinnati/Dayton, Savannah/Hilton Head and Houston markets first, with others to follow.

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jma6788

Oct 2, 2008, 1:51 PM

WEAK

this is strictly for the elderly whom never use there phone. i sell cricket and i can tell you that anyone who actually uses their phone would end up hating this service.

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