Verizon America's Choice 4000

Verizon's second most expensive America's Choice plans includes 4000 anytime minutes for $149.99 per month. Because this plan also includes unlimited calling on nights, weekends and within Verizon's network, this plan should only be considered by those who make a very high volume of daytime calls, for example business people. This plan's key competitors include T-Mobile's Get More Supra plan with 5000 anytime minutes and AT&T's Nation 4000 with rollover plan. Sprint does not offer an individual calling plan that comes close to 4000 minutes, maxing out at 2000 minutes with the Power Pack Plans. As you can see in the chart above T-Mobile's plan come in at a slightly lower price per minute than the others, however you should also consider that the other plans offer unlimited in network calling while the Get More Supra plan does not.

Additional features offered by the America's Choice plan with 4000 minutes are 3-way calling, voice mail, call waiting and caller ID. These features are shared by the the America's Choice plan at 2000 and 6000 minutes. By moving to 2000 minutes you can save $50 per month, while moving up to the 6000 minute will cost you $50 more per month.