July 1, 2002
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Having cell phones for his family lets a Tampa dad's kids feel like part of the "in" crowd and gives him peace of mind when they are out with friends. That's good news to wireless companies eager to expand their markets. Story
[Times photo: Thomas M. Goethe]
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Choosing the right plan
The first thing you should think about before choosing a wireless plan for your family is whether you really need one. That's because some of the potential benefits of cell phones sound better in theory than in practice.
