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A cell phone carrier is a company that owns or leases the service of multiple cell towers, on which cell phone signals can be carried. The company then ties the cell phone into a telephone system and sells the service to you in the form of cell phone service.
AT&T
AT&T boasts "the nation's fastest 3G network." The company offers unlimited calling between two customers who both have AT&T phones. They also offer Rollover in which your minutes carry over from month to month.
Boost Mobile
Boost Mobile offers pay-as-you-go cell phones with no contract, as well as monthly plans with unlimited minutes.
Sprint
Sprint is known for the Nextel, push to talk, phone. This phone is used primarily by businesses to enhance productivity in the field.
T-Mobile
T-Mobile is actually the United States subsidiary of a German communications company, Deutsche Telekom AG. T-Mobile concentrates on the consumer market and focuses on value and service.
Verizon
Verizon is a multimedia conglomerate that offers Internet access, FiOs fiber-optic cable and telephone service. On Jan. 9, 2009, the company merged with Alltel and absorbed its operations.
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