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If you don't talk for hours on the phone.
If you want a phone for emergency use
then Tracfone is a good deal
http://www.tracfone.com No contracts
No taxes
No minimum
You buy the time you need.
---------------------------------
To get 100 FREE minutes on a new Tracfone,
Before you activate the phone
send an email with the message "Refer Me" to
comod AT softhome.com
You will receive an email with the instructions for activating your new
Tracfone and receiving your 100 FREE minutes.
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Actually I think Verizon's and Cingular's prepaid program might be a little
better. Cingular works great for those that are really using the phone
sparingly and with a minimum card refill of $20/3 months, it's very cheap.
Verizon's new prepaid with the 25 cents access + 10 cents/min along with $30
minimum every 2 months is also a sweet deal.
"Peanutjake" <peanutjakeNO@SPAM.usa.com> wrote in message
news:2tfvqeF1vl2i1U1@uni-berlin.de...
> If you don't talk for hours on the phone.
> If you want a phone for emergency use
> then Tracfone is a good deal
> http://www.tracfone.com > No contracts
> No taxes
> No minimum
> You buy the time you need.
> ---------------------------------
> To get 100 FREE minutes on a new Tracfone,
> Before you activate the phone
> send an email with the message "Refer Me" to
>
> comod AT softhome.com
>
> You will receive an email with the instructions for activating your new
> Tracfone and receiving your 100 FREE minutes.
>
> PJ
>
>
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>Actually I think Verizon's and Cingular's prepaid program might be a little
>better. Cingular works great for those that are really using the phone
>sparingly and with a minimum card refill of $20/3 months, it's very cheap.
>
>Verizon's new prepaid with the 25 cents access + 10 cents/min along with $30
>minimum every 2 months is also a sweet deal.
Verizon and Cingular deals are better, but if you need a phone, and don't use
your phone much Tracfone can make sense.
However, when somebody posts something where they make a profit on the deal (in
this case 100 free minutes), you always have to be suspicious.
I travel around a lot and the differences in roaming become very imporant.
The tracfone cost here is more resonable but Verizon and T-mobile policy of
free on network gives the best value.
I think Cingular KIC does charge roaming on their network outside your
local aera.
If you don't care where your local number is tracfone can be customized for
the best local coverage, for example a number in Amory MS (662) gives
better coverage than Birmingham AL (205) both Cingular TDMA.
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Very cool. I wish I would've had that to reference when I was looking for a
prepaid for someone else. Thanks!
"Dave Markson" <dave@markson.removeit.net> wrote in message
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> >Actually I think Verizon's and Cingular's prepaid program might be a
> >little
>>better. Cingular works great for those that are really using the phone
>>sparingly and with a minimum card refill of $20/3 months, it's very cheap.
>>
>>Verizon's new prepaid with the 25 cents access + 10 cents/min along with
>>$30
>>minimum every 2 months is also a sweet deal.
>
> Verizon and Cingular deals are better, but if you need a phone, and don't
> use
> your phone much Tracfone can make sense.
>
> However, when somebody posts something where they make a profit on the
> deal (in
> this case 100 free minutes), you always have to be suspicious.
>
> Check out my prepaid comparison chart here:
> http://markson.net/cell_prepaid_compare.htm >
> --
> Dave
> Visit my New England Cell Phone Page at
> http://markson.net/cell_phones.htm > (to reply take out the "remove" in my e-mail)
>
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.... as one who uses both a Tracfone & a Cingular K I C prepaid I know from
experience that activating a Cingular prepaid phone over the phone is a real
hassle - the phone staff I dealt with were lost doing a prepaid account.
That alone will keep me from getting another one.
"Scott" <scott@nospamfuse.net> wrote in message
news:Q6Ccd.1092$Ag.469@fe37.usenetserver.com...
> Actually I think Verizon's and Cingular's prepaid program might be a
> little better. Cingular works great for those that are really using the
> phone sparingly and with a minimum card refill of $20/3 months, it's very
> cheap.
>
> Verizon's new prepaid with the 25 cents access + 10 cents/min along with
> $30 minimum every 2 months is also a sweet deal.
>
> "Peanutjake" <peanutjakeNO@SPAM.usa.com> wrote in message
> news:2tfvqeF1vl2i1U1@uni-berlin.de...
>> If you don't talk for hours on the phone.
>> If you want a phone for emergency use
>> then Tracfone is a good deal
>> http://www.tracfone.com >> No contracts
>> No taxes
>> No minimum
>> You buy the time you need.
>> ---------------------------------
>> To get 100 FREE minutes on a new Tracfone,
>> Before you activate the phone
>> send an email with the message "Refer Me" to
>>
>> comod AT softhome.com
>>
>> You will receive an email with the instructions for activating your new
>> Tracfone and receiving your 100 FREE minutes.
>>
>> PJ
>>
>>
>
>
>
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