Want your BlackBerry Bill paid for?
Is your blackberry costing you money? Is the BIS/BES add-on on top of your voice plan a little overbearing to your wallet? Is your email free? Shouldn’t you be able to get email to your blackberry for free then?

Up and coming Yada Yada Mobile is making big news, as it offers to paid your cellphone bill up to a $100.
Their slogan “It’s the biggest no-brainer since free email.â„¢” It’s a revolutionary, patent-pending service that automatically credits your cell phone account (with your phone service provider) for advertisements we send to your phone via text message, voice message, or video. You can also opt to view entertaining video advertisements in the Y2 Media Room on the Yada Yada Mobile website.
In exchange for viewing the content that they provide you, they’ll send money directly to your mobile phone service provider (like Sprint, Cingular, T-Mobile, or Verizon to name a few). You earn credit based on the amount of ads you view. You may receive $30, $50, or even $100 of credit per month. As you earn the credit, they’ll send that payment directly to your mobile phone company. For example, if your mobile phone bill is $50 for a given month, and you earn $50 of credit, your phone service becomes completely free.
A list of Service Providers, and their BlackBerry Add-on plans are listed below
ATT/Cingular
BlackBerry® Personal Plan
$34.99 Unlimited Data
BlackBerry® Personal Max
$44.99 Unlimited Data
BlackBerry® Personal Max w/UNLIMITED M2M Messaging
$49.99 Unlimited Data
T-Mobile
BlackBerry® BIS
$19.99 Unlimited Data
BlackBerry® BES
$29.99 Unlimited Data
Verizon
BlackBerry®
$29.99 10MB Data
BlackBerry®
$49.99 Unlimited Data
Sprint
BlackBerry®
39.99 5MB Data
BlackBerry®
49.99 Unlimited Data
Just imagine getting your BlackBerry plan for free now! Better hurry up and sign up for Yada Yada Mobile, as their beta testing is limited to the first 500,000 people who sign up as members. Space is limited so do not wait to sign up. Tell your friends–don’t let them miss out and have to wait until 2008 to join.
























