HEEELP!!! cheap plan or prepaid for unlocked moto q?

I heard that Verizon is coming out with a no contract set of plans to rival T-Mobile's no contract plans. When they do, they might be the only option for you (at this time). I would also recommend you look into some local regional carriers. For example, MetroPCS and Cricket have been relatively popular for phone companies that provide unlimited minutes, text, data, and have no contracts. They do this by not subsidizing phones through contracts. You should check them out. However, if you live in an area that is not serviced by these two, then another suggestion would be to ask people who live in your area and see who they use. Eventually, you'll run into something or somebody that has a better solution for you than I can give. If that still doesn't work for you, it might be in your best interest to go into a local cell phone vendor's shop and see which services they sell (but I don't recommend buying from them then and there) and go straight to the company itself thereafter (be it by a call or online or the store). I hope that helps, best of luck to you!

you are able to no longer do it. There are surely no Alltel reps who could take the possibility at putting a Moto Q on your prepaid plan. Your minutes could be eaten alive with the aid of the telephone's automobile information function. you would be paying 1000's of greenbacks a month to maintain your telephone on.