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Smartphone carriers: Consumer Cellular vs. Trac-Fone
Your opinions are most welcome. Thanks.
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Smartphone carriers: Consumer Cellular vs. Trac-Fone (Original Post)
DinahMoeHum
May 2013
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I just have a dumbphone, but I've been real happy with T-Mobile's coverage.
MiddleFingerMom
May 2013
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Ypu just made my haid hurt -- apparently I have something called web2go...
MiddleFingerMom
May 2013
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MiddleFingerMom
(25,163 posts)1. I just have a dumbphone, but I've been real happy with T-Mobile's coverage.
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And their prepaid 1000 minutes option is hard to beat -- $100 and good for a year.
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DinahMoeHum
(23,435 posts)2. How "dumbphone" is it - what are the features?
Thanks.
MiddleFingerMom
(25,163 posts)3. Ypu just made my haid hurt -- apparently I have something called web2go...
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... and maybe I can access Yahoo, but the "server didn't work".
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DinahMoeHum
(23,435 posts)4. You mean, nothing like a camera, or mp3?
Sorry about the strain on your brain.
IDemo
(16,926 posts)5. I have a "feature phone" and TracFone
While it technically has web capability, I laughed at the woeful browser experience and haven't gone there since. It has a camera, I can store tunes on it, text (though I never do), but no usable apps. The TracFone plan - buy minutes as you need them, is perfect for folks like me who don't have the need nor want of a Smart Phone.
Hang on a minute, those damn kids are on my lawn again, I'll be right back..
