How to Use an Android Phone Without a Two Year Contract

You can use an Android phone without having to be on a two-year contract and without having to pay for an expensive data plan.

The Benefits

  • Inexpensive monthly cost for an Android phone.


The Drawbacks

  • You have to pay more to buy a phone outright.

  • You don't get as much data.

  • No nights/weekends.


The Steps

  1. Purchase a Verizon Android phone without a contract. I suggest getting a used one on an auction website or find one on a classified ads website.

  2. Register with PagePlusCellular.

  3. Sign up for a prepaid plan that fits your needs. (There are many pricing options available, but there is no yearly contract.)


As far as I know, PagePlus doesn't officially provide support for people who use Android phones on their service, but I have used successfully used the following with their service: Droid 1, Droid Eris, Droid Incredible, Droid 2 and Samsung Fascinate. I was not able to get the HTC Thunderbolt (which is a 4G phone with a SIM card) to work on PagePlus.

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