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More and more people are using wireless phones for all of their calls and abandoning "landlines" entirely. For some consumers, just going wireless could be a better deal than keeping their landline phone service, too.

Everybody seems to have a cell phone these days. Cell phones are not really phones. They are two-way radios. A cell phone changes your voice into radio waves.

More and more people are buying wireless telephone service. With a cell phone, you can keep in touch with family, friends, and work, even when you’re on the go. Companies’ plans change constantly.

Whether you already have wireless service or you’re just getting started, it’s a good idea to shop around, read each company’s offers carefully, and to ask questions, such as these:

Wireless plans commonly offer "buckets" of minutes. You pay for a specific number of minutes each month, whether you use them all or not.

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• If you use more than your monthly allotment, you pay a much higher charge for the extra minutes.

• Unused minutes may not carry over to the next month.

• Most wireless plans count the minutes for both calls you make and receive.

• Charges are usually rounded up. For example, a call that takes one minute and three seconds may be charged as a two-minute call.

• Unlike traditional phone service, most wireless providers start the clock when you press the "talk" or "send" button, not when the person at the other end of the line picks up.

• You use minutes when you call toll-free numbers.

• Some services allow you to check by telephone or online to find out how many minutes you have left in your billing cycle. Depending on how often that information is updated, it may not be absolutely current.