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How to Manage Kids Cell Phone Use

2007-10-23T11:40:00.000-07:00

Managing Cell Phone Use by Children

October 09, 2007

Those with family cell phone plans know the concerns. Kids who text or talk so much they break the family budget. Kids who aren't aware of the dangers of spyware, predators, and spammers. Now with video phones that allow viewing of video and photos that could potentially be inappropriate and web enabled phones that provide access to any content on the web, kids can easily be exposed to content parents might otherwise restrict.
For Young Children There are options of course. For very young children there are the designed-for-kids phones like Firefly and Tic Talk which inherently restric... (read more)

Author: Christine Peppler

Family Cell Phone Plans

2007-10-23T11:38:00.000-07:00

How Families Benefit From Family Cellular Phone Plans

August 23, 2007

Some of the features of family wireless plans are that the basic plan has low rates, each additional line has a low monthly fee and calling is free between users on the same family plan. What the basic plan has is the first line has a fixed number of minutes, each added line is required to share those same anytime minutes.
The majority of companies make available an abundance of minutes that are free during evenings (start times for evenings vary, however they typically start about 7 p.m.) and there is also free minutes on weekends as well.
Stay with Your Present Wireless Provider ... (read more)

Author: Korbin Newlyn

Celluar Phone Plans:How to choose

2007-10-23T10:59:00.000-07:00

2. How to Shop for Cell Phone Plans that Ease the Bite of Text Messaging Costs

October 14, 2007

Aside from calling, text messaging is the feature getting the greatest use on most cell phones and probably the primary reason for higher than expected bills. With the cost of sending a domestic message around $.15 and receiving one approximately $.10 with the typical cell phone plan, an avid user can rack up an exorbitant bill within days.
Customers have struggled to reign in the costs. Individuals and families have instituted "call, don't text" rules within their household, only to find that received text messages still send them over the edge. In some instances, users have been able ... (read more)

Author: Christine Peppler