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Round 3: Did You Know? 3 New Tips to Help You Save Money

Posted 3/2/2011 at 12:01 PM | Source Cricket Wireless

7. Only 8% of people who buy products with cash rebates ever take advantage of them (bottomlinescrets.com) Be sure to pay attention to the deadlines and actions required to get the most from all rebates you are offered

8. The average savings from a coupon is $1.44, which takes approximately 1 minute to clip. Multiply that over an hour and it adds up to $86.40 in savings (Wall Street Journal) – so be sure to look out for coupons/special offers on the products you most often buy

BlackBerry Curve 8530 Tips & Tricks for Noobs

Posted 3/1/2011 at 10:50 AM | Source Cricket Wireless

If you don’t know what a noob is, and this is your first Smartphone, then you’re reading the right article! Come along for a journey through the very basics of your new BlackBerry Curve 8350.

Round 2: Did You Know? 3 New Tips to Help You Save Money

Posted 2/23/2011 at 11:03 AM | Source Cricket Wireless

4. Aside from local sales tax, Cricket has removed all additional taxes and fees from our rate plans, so there will be no surprises or overages month to month.

5. You can save $5 for every new line of service you add to your account? It can add up to big savings if you have everyone in your house under one plan!

6. Adding Cricket mobile broadband to your wireless cell phone plan will save you $5 off your monthly bill.

Bizarre Advances for Mobile Phones, or Long-Awaited Improvements?

Posted 2/22/2011 at 10:54 AM | Source Cricket Wireless

Card companies with prepaid options for consumers are becoming more industrious about their fraud protection, due to the aggressive attacks of identity thieves and hackers. An idea has been borne which would allow prepaid card holders to limit access to the prepaid account to their mobile phone, so that theft would become a much more difficult task. It would be akin to a prepaid card “app” that could be as rigorously protected on the phone as the owner would like.

Bizarre Advances for Mobile Phones, or Long-Awaited Improvements?

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