Electronics

[Black Cat Back]

I bought an LG Tracfone from QVC a few years ago.   Just wondering if the $100 one on HSN today (12/09) is a good buy with 1350 min?   

[Big Sister]

Yes, it seems to be a very good deal for $99 with 1350 mins.  I paid $120 for $1200 mins last year.

[circles]

Don't forget you get triple minutes for life...a car charger plus a

home charger.....and free shipping....great deal as far as i am concerned...

I told my brother about it...he has been waiting for QVC or HSN to have a Tracfone TSV/TS....

[Nuttmeg]

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@Hot Street wrote:

I bought an LG Tracfone from QVC a few years ago.   Just wondering if the $100 one on HSN today (12/09) is a good buy with 1350 min?   

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Make sure you can use this phone running on Verizon wireless network. They have a  checker on the site.

[Stargazer77]

Yes, I think it's a great deal.  The past few TS/TSV's have been for 1200 minutes and their price ranged from $100-$130.  Like another poster mentioned, make sure Verizon is compatible in your calling area.

[SoX]

It's a great deal ... I order a new tracfone every year and roll over my existing minutes and time.  I currently have the LG android from last year ... love it.  

[hckynutjohn]

Looks pretty darn good to me. Latest Android operating system/quad core processor, and 1350 in all 3 buckets? Only "iffy cons" I see?  If you Skype front camera not that good. If you save a lot of pictures/high graphic content, it has only 8g of internal memory, but it does have a "micro SD card slot.

Doubt you can find a better equivalent package cheaper.

E.T.A.  The plan with this phone uses both the  Sprint and Verizon Networks and for most these combined Networks should cover "your"  area of the country.

hckynut(john)

[Kachina624]

I make very few calls and mostly carry the phone for emergencies.  I don't want or need the latest technology.  I usually get my phones on HSN when they're on sale, use the minutes on my current phone and toss the new one.  I usually pay about $70, making this cheaper than buying a year of service.

[RinaRina]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

I make very few calls and mostly carry the phone for emergencies.  I don't want or need the latest technology.  I usually get my phones on HSN when they're on sale, use the minutes on my current phone and toss the new one.  I usually pay about $70, making this cheaper than buying a year of service.

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So, are you saying this IS a good deal or not?  Like you, I only need a cell phone for emergencies.

[RinaRina]

Can my phone number be the same as my landline phone?

I don't know if this is good deal or not.  I haven't had a cell-phone since 2000 -- and you know what that looked like.  LOL!