Who's your cell provider?

[Anthony]

I'm on the market for a new phone and provider.  I'm currently with AT&T and it seems for a few dollars more with other companies, I can get internet, unlimited texting, even GPS! 

Any reccomendations on a good provider, prefferably one that has a month to month type plan?  I'm done with TWO YEAR contracts

[Tsquare]

Most of the time you can get away with not having a contract as long as you do not get one of the "free" phones they offer as long as you sign up for a specified length of contract. Better to pay full price for the phone and not be locked into a contract. 

[Sazabi]

I'm on the now mostly-purchased-by-other-companies Altell network; in fact, their largest remaining store is in my hometown, and still has a large number of customers. o.o;

With that said, I've been debating about eliminating my unlimited text/photo message plan; I miss the peace and quiet I once had, which I no longer have by being available to everyone all the time (yes, I know the Silence feature, but meh); needless to say, deleting the AIM Mobile setup helped, but not quite enough. :/

[Zack]

Verizon for me and the wife.  We share 700 mins (all of her family and most of mine are on verizon). I have 500 texts a month, she has unlimited, and I have GPS.  Runs us about 110 a month.

[Blackout]

I'am on at&t as well.Wish I could switch,all other providers in this area have no coverage.

[NutSAK]

AT&T 750 national rollover plan.  Unlimited data and text for me and the wifey.  $105 per month.

I've been maxed out on rollover minutes for years.

[thebullfrog]

T-mobile. Sidekick plan. Works great for my needs. But then I spend like 5 min a week actually talking on my phone and a gazillion hours texting, IMing, internet, etc. so for the money there was no better plan out there for what I use the phone for.

[Whoey]

We're on Orange over here, contracts are 18 months. Although as they keep changing the types of contracts available, you can cancel at any point AFAIK.

[David Bowen]

Verizon here, four phones at 1200 mins or so with the my family plan and unlimited text. (with the my family which I think is like my circle from altel I never go over 600 mins a month used, too bad there is no rollover LOL)

[Mr. Whippy]

Verizon.  Their phones aren't as whizbang as some other carriers but their network in GENERAL is far superior.  I need the reliablity so I go with them. 

[Magnus]

I am with t-mobile here, not that that helps you being in another country.

whatever you do, if you are going for smartphone, make sure you get a plan that gives you unlimited internet access. 

Oh, and I would recommend a phone that runs android, they are the most customizable and feature rich at the moment.