spinnaker15136, It is always a good idea to look at every avenue when looking to make an investment like a cellular plan. I am here to assist with any questions or concerns you may have. Thank you, glitchedpixel, your input is correct. There are a few more differences of Postpaid and Prepaid. Postpaid, for instance, you have the ability to purchase phones on device payment. This is where you can make monthly payments on the phone instead of paying full retail up front. You also get extra features like Caller Name ID, insurance for your phone, Verizon will cover the warranty. Prepaid you have fewer options. We do not cover the warranty you have to go directly to the manufacturer, and you have to pay full retail up front are the differences. Does this help answer your questions?

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