Like the ATT iPhone before it, the new Android "Google phone" is getting a lot of buzz. I used to work in a cell phone store, and as we know Family Share Plans are popular. When the Apple iPhone came out, naturally a lot of people were looking to get 2 or more on a family plan through AT&T Wireless.
Now Google has come out wit it's first phone for Android, called the G1. People are going to want to know how to get a family plan on G1. So how does someone do that?
First you need to know what carrier you are looking at. The iPhone was launched and Apple had an exclusive deal with At&t. Well, Google has a similar arrangement with T-Mobile.
If you are looking to get 2 or more of the new G1 phones, you will need to see a T-mobile dealer or authorized representative. They should be able to help you out.
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Nationwide Family Share Plan works for our family
A family share plan allows a whole family or friends to share a wireless phone plan. Our family has 3 phones on the same plan through Verizon Wireless. We each have our own cell phone and we get to share minutes. We have the Nationwide 900. We also get to call and text each other for free so it is a pretty good deal.
Before we all shared a family cell phone plan, I had my own individual verizon wireless phone and plan. My wife had a Virgin Mobile prepaid phone. Our son was not old enough and didn't need a cell phone, though I'm sure he'd disagree.
Overall the plan features and service is high quality. If we didn't have a family wireless plan we would probably pay 50 or 60 bucks more on our monthly cell phone bill.
Before we all shared a family cell phone plan, I had my own individual verizon wireless phone and plan. My wife had a Virgin Mobile prepaid phone. Our son was not old enough and didn't need a cell phone, though I'm sure he'd disagree.
Overall the plan features and service is high quality. If we didn't have a family wireless plan we would probably pay 50 or 60 bucks more on our monthly cell phone bill.
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