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If you were looking for something that might help you compare cell phone plans I would recommend you to try several online tools specialized in this, such as MyRatePlan, a website founded by Allan Keiter, that uses a complex system but with a very friendly interface which guides you step by step in choosing the plan that suits your needs best.
I chose this cell phone plan comparisons website considering it a better alternative to sites providing customer reviews. Less to read and faster results.

Websites like MyRatePlan use interactive technologies and up to date databases to help visitors get informed quickly not only about cell phone plan comparisons but also regarding satellite TV, credit cards, loans & financial, insurance, wireless, Internet, and travel offers.
These are the 8 categories it is divided into, which 500,000 people check each month, and another reason I think this is a comprehensive resource of household services comparisons is the fact that it was recognized by important media, such as the PC Magazine which placed it in the 100 top 3 years ago.



Now let’s take a brief look at the cell phone related sections!
Wireless is an Interactive PhoneFinder which you can easily use to assemble your perfect cell phone with your preferred features including design and functionalities, at the best price.
CellCalc adds a filter and bill analyzer designed to find the best cell phone plans for you to choose from.
Another useful tool is the one that assists you in finding the best long distance call plans with additional pros and cons of each.

Of course, there are other sites providing such interactive guiding systems, same friendly as MyRatePlan, one of which is LetsTalk. Here you have to simply choose the carrier from AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless, then the type of plan from Individual, Family, Upgrade and Pre-Paid, after which comes the selection of features from Camera, Bluetooth, MP Player, GPS, QWERTY keyboard, Speakerphone, Push to Talk, and Mobile TV.



If I want to get cell phone plan comparisons and I choose for example AT&T, Individual plan, Camera phone, and a QWERTY keyboard, I am sent to a page where I see several cell phones listed with additional options to choose also the brand and a price. I want a BlackBerry and Free Before Rebate. The offers I get are 3: a BlackBerry Pearl, the BlackBerry Pearl 8110 Titanium, and the BlackBerry Pearl 8110 Red, all with free Kingston 1GB Memory Card and USB Card Reader at purchase of a feature. This is cool! Now I’m anxious to go to the Advanced Filter and see what else I can find there! And I see all the features that the 3 cell phones have besides the ones I chose earlier: Voice-Activated Dialing, MP3 Player, Speakerphone, Bluetooth, Removable Memory, Photo Caller ID, Color Display, External LCD, External Volume Control and Internationally Compatible. It even says the design of the phones which in my case is Bar.

I choose to compare the BlackBerry Pearl with the BlackBerry Pearl 8110 Red to see which one to choose and I find out that both have the same features, only that the red model has a retail price with $100 lower than the black version. I know this is an advantage for so I decide to buy the BlackBerry Pearl 8110 Red unlocked so I add it to cart.

Now I'd like to find out from you which similar tool do you use for cell phone plan comparisons?