postpaid cons

Deciding whether to go postpaid or prepaid is an old dilemma that we encounter whenever our mobile communication needs change. Let us help you by listing down the pros and cons. POSTPAID Pros: Device installment plans One of the reasons why people opt for postpaid plans is because telcos include devices that can be had through installment means. Convenience Having a postpaid plan eliminates the hassle of having to reload your account. Better plan benefits Depending on the plan, postpaid options usually have better plan benefits or inclusions like bigger data, text, or call allocations, and customer service perks. Cons: Needs requirements Unlike prepaid, customers need to submit requirements when applying for a postpaid plan. Some postpaid plans, though, like those with lower monthly payments, are easy to get and often require an ID to be approved. Lock-in period Subscribing to a postpaid plan is a financial commitment as you’ll be mostly locked in for 24 months or two years. Read more in our articles including "Postpaid or Prepaid: Which one is better?" and "Online tool 'Constitute' can help in reforming PH system".