If you use Page Plus Prepaid, do you like it?

[rgG]

We get virtually no reception with GSM carriers at our house. I wanted to try a CDMA carrier like Verizon, but I did not want to pay Verizon's prices, so I am trying Page Plus prepaid.

My mother-in-law gave me an old Verizon Moto V60 that was long off contract and, since she found the charger, I decided to activate it on Page Plus to see what kind of service and coverage I could get. So far the reception at home is a lot better than AT&T or T-Mobile. I haven't tested it out in the wild, but it should be even better, since we are in a dead zone at home.

Right now, I just have the 50 minutes that came with my 99¢ eBAY activation, but I see that they have a couple of good plans for heavier usage. Has anyone here had good or bad experiences with Page Plus? I would just like to check for recommendations before I fully commit to the service.

I was also considering Straight Talk, but since I they use proprietary phones, I decided to try PP first, since I had the free old phone. I read that if I want to get a better phone, I can use the Verizon Prepaid phones and activate with PP.

BTW, I could not believe how quickly the eBAY dealer activated my phone. I had a working local number in about 5 minutes.

[ADent]

Page plus works great. You of course have to pick a plan that works for you.

Wife rarely uses phone, so she ends up paying well under $10/ month for Verizon coverage.

[Mr Downtown]

I've been very happy with them, for years. The only annoyance is having to hear how much money/airtime I have left on my account before dialed calls go through, but the rates and network are excellent. I got a very small old LG phone from a nephew and ported my old Sprint number.

A few months ago I tried to set up txtful with my phone and got a message that enhanced text message service was not supported. Apparently that means texts (such as from sports score services) that you have to pay extra for. I didn't look into it further.

[rgG]

Thanks for the reassurance. I am going to give them a try and see if I want to switch from Tracfone, since we don't get a signal most of the time in the house with Tracfone.