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How to eliminate cell phone monthly charges even with a data plan
Assess your cell phone usage.
Look at your current phone bill and to see how you're using your phone. How many minutes do you use a month? Are you a big texter? Do you need a larger data plan or would you be fine with a smaller plan or even no plan at all.

Select from: 1. Think about when exactly you use your phone the most and how often you access your phone. If your days don't revolve around a coffee or a lunch break, you probably don't need a cell phone.. 2. Find out if you use your phone for any daily or weekly purposes. You might want to, ,, , , Write down your weekly usage and compare it to your monthly data plan.. 3. Consider being sure you have data usage for a larger period, like a month, such as a week. Will your data add up over time? You also may want to look at data plans that subtract data from cost.. 4. Find the plan that's right for you. Once you know your usage needs, you're ready to find a plan..
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