Shunning the major carriers in favor of buying access to their networks from third parties can save you money but is not for everybody. It requires compromises in your choice of phones, how much data you can buy at a reasonable rate, and where in the world you can roam with the phone (and sometimes even the US). Furthermore, now that the big four no longer handcuff you to two-year contracts, traditional plans are far less restrictive, removing one of many people’s main reasons for switching. But if you want to save some money over time or don’t otherwise qualify for a plan with a major carrier, we recommend Consumer Cellular. It resells AT&T’s capable service at a lower price, offering the best combination of a solid network, great customer-satisfaction scores, an extensive choice of phones (including the ability to bring your own device), and the option to save even more money by dialing back voice service to match your use.
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