The transition to a new tariff plan is most often caused by the subscriber's dissatisfaction with the terms of the old tariff. When choosing a new tariff plan for a cellular operator, you need to take into account many factors from which you have to build on.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, when choosing a new tariff plan, pay attention to what you most often do through your phone. The difference between the tariffs can be as follows - while one tariff plan will provide a fairly attractive cost of outgoing calls, while requiring a lot of money for sending one message, another tariff plan, on the contrary, will allow you to send cheap SMS to the subscriber, but calls to others phones will be overpriced. Thus, if you prefer communication via SMS messages to a greater extent, you should choose the most favorable tariff in this regard.
Step 2
If you like to make long phone calls, then a favorable tariff for sending SMS messages will not be at all profitable for you in terms of the cost of an outgoing call. Taking this into account, take a closer look at the tariff that will have the most favorable cost of outgoing calls for you.
Step 3
If you like to chat both by SMS and by phone, you can combine your needs in the tariff plan as comfortably as possible. It is for those who actively communicate both by SMS and through voice calls that today there are unlimited tariff plans. As a rule, they provide for a daily subscription fee for using the service, while allowing you to communicate on the phone as much as you like until the next debiting of funds. If there is no money on your balance at the time of debiting, your number will be temporarily blocked until it is credited to your account.
