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In reply to the discussion: Do you have a smartphone, non-smart cell phone, or no cell phone? [View all]hunter
(40,304 posts)I bought two of these phones for my kids when they were in middle school. These phones were obsolete models then and sold for ten dollars straight up, no contract. One of these phones stopped working, and the battery died on the other, which left me with one good hand-me-down phone.
Our oldest kid is now a teacher.
Some of the "features" on this phones don't work anymore and I get an error message when I try them. Fancy ring-tones are no longer available, and I can no longer pay my bill using the menu and my password, I have to call the 800 number.
But it still works as a phone.
My kids now have very smart phones that they pay for themselves, probably in happy rebellion to their cheap ass dumpster diving dad. But I don't need a smart phone, nor do I want one.