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10-30-2014 02:51 PM
Anyone ordering this? Or has anyone used one of these and had good/bad experience?? Trying to decide if I should order for my young teen daughter for when she is with her friends and needs to get in touch with me. TIA
10-30-2014 03:06 PM
My husband has had a Tracfone for almost two years with no problems, and I just switched from Straight Talk to Tracfone in September. I have the LG39C, which was the best Tracfone smartphone out there until this one. I am very tempted to upgrade to this one myself as my husband just did. For more information, go to the Electronics Forum...there are several Tracfone threads there.
10-30-2014 03:15 PM
I've had Tracfones for the last several years & they're just fine for my infrequent use. Getting a new one every year or two is usually cheaper than adding on minutes. (I have the old phones recycled.)
I don't text, play games, etc. I only have it for emergency use, so rarely even make/take calls.
I watched some of the presentation last night & the vendor specifically said that this particular offer might not be the best option for someone who talks/texts a lot & that it's really better for the casual user.
10-30-2014 03:24 PM
10-30-2014 03:34 PM
I think a phone like this would be good for a teen who does not already have a smart phone to learn to budget her usage since she would only have the min. already paid for and would have to be careful in her use.
10-30-2014 03:35 PM
On 10/30/2014 chessylady said: I don't own a cellphone just because I don't need one. I travel out of town once a year and thought maybe I should buy a cheap one for emergency purposes. I saw a tracphone in Safeway yesterday for $9.98. They had various models and prices. Just to let you know..
The phones are usually pretty cheap. It's the minutes that cost so much & that's why QVC & HSN like to push these Tracfones with the triple minutes included in the TS price.
10-30-2014 03:36 PM
On 10/30/2014 VCamp2748 said:I've had Tracfones for the last several years & they're just fine for my infrequent use. Getting a new one every year or two is usually cheaper than adding on minutes. (I have the old phones recycled.)
I don't text, play games, etc. I only have it for emergency use, so rarely even make/take calls.
I watched some of the presentation last night & the vendor specifically said that this particular offer might not be the best option for someone who talks/texts a lot & that it's really better for the casual user.
I could have said this ! I do not use anything a great deal but I text more than anything else. This is a great entry level smart phone at a great price.
10-30-2014 03:38 PM
I have one of theirs from a previous TSV. I love my Tracphone. Have just bought more minutes, I debated whether or not to get into a monthly contract but they are just so expensive. I can text, call, take pictures, movies. There are probably more things I could do I am just not tech savey anymore.
10-30-2014 05:16 PM
Can you buy more minutes for this phone when you run out?
10-30-2014 05:21 PM
On 10/30/2014 polar said:Can you buy more minutes for this phone when you run out?
Yes, & you get triple. So if you buy 60 minutes, you get 180.
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