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Prepaid cell phones can be bought at stores like Target, Best Buy, Costco, and Sears. They can also be purchased from online websites Amazon or eBay.

Prepaid you pay for the service upfront. Postpaid you receive a bill at the end of each month based on your actual usage.

Yes, prepaid cell phones are different as you have the option to change your network provider on these phones. Locked phones are purchased on a contract with network providers.

Prepaid you pay for the service upfront. Postpaid you receive a bill at the end of each month based on your actual usage.

Yes, you can bring any active or inactive Verizon Wireless device* or basic phone to a monthly plan. For more information, visit the Activate Your Prepaid Phone Online page. *Excludes Windows Mobile® and push-to-talk devices (with the exception of BlackBerry® push-to-talk, which can be activated).

If you are a heavy user, which means you either make a lot of calls or use up a lot of data, it may be better for you to opt for a postpaid mobile plan. Although postpaid plans generally do cost more than prepaid plans, if you actually use the extras such as free calls, it will work out to be cheaper.