Cell Phone Long Distance – Archives

• Cellular Long Distance – Don't Keep All Your Eggs in One Basket
  Cellular long distance is often a topic that makes people shudder, cover the ears of their smallest children, and head for the storm cellar. It raises specters of hidden fees, skyrocketing cell phone bills, and salespeople with winning smiles and death-till-you-part style long distance contracts.
  Author: B. Schnarr - Date: June 30, 2005



• Long Distance for Cell Phones – How My Father Taught Me to Save Money
  For a long time, I was the kind of guy that spent a lot of money on long distance cell phone rates. Like many people, my family is spread out all over the continent (and even farther). Sisters that live on the east coast, bothers (oops! I meant brothers) living on the west coast, and a host of assorted aunts, uncles, cousins, and relations to fill in the gaps. That doesn’t include my aunt Agnes, who loves to talk about the rain in Scotland where she’s lived since she was a little girl.
  Author: B. Schnarr - Date: June 30, 2005



• Cell Phone Long Distance for Students – Don't Get Schooled on Long Distance Charges!
  With so many things on the plate of the average college and university student these days, is there any wonder why the very thought of worrying about long distance for students is enough to make most college folk cringe?
  Author: B. Schnarr - Date: June 30, 2005



• Cellular LD – Long Distance for Less
  If you’re looking for long distance plans for your cell phone that make sense, look no farther than Cellular LD. Their affordable solution to the long distance problems you may be having will keep you talking with your friends and loved ones longer, for less.
  Author: B. Schnarr - Date: June 30, 2005



• International Cellular Services – Roaming Charges Too High?
  International cellular services are more readily available now than they were even ten years ago thanks to the advances in today’s wireless technology. Pricing structures that haven’t kept pace with that technology, however, and market experts suggest that the high cost of “roaming” is hindering advancements in international cellular services.
  Author: J. Adams - Date: October 22, 2004