<p>latetoschool, you know after I went an purchased a new phone for about $350.00,
I forgot about the phone that fell in the pool. I picked it up about a month
later and found that it worked perfectly fine. LOL</p>
<p>Capo that is too funny - oh well, at least you now have a back-up phone, right? :)</p>
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<li>Decide whether you’ll be using a contract service plan or prepaid service.</li>
<li>Research costs and benefits of each company offering your choice of service.</li>
<li>Pick the company you’d feel most comfortable with in the long run.</li>
<li>If the company offers several plans for a single service type, choose one that you can afford, and that would offer the most services for your money.</li>
<li>Choose a phone that is covered under the contract you just purchased. This can be done over the internet by visiting any cellphone service provider’s website.</li>
<li>Purchase phone off the internet or by going to any store that sells cellphones.</li>
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