Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Bit of hyperbole
Generation 4 phones have been out since 2008. Unless you have a 10 year old phone (by 12 no one wanted G3) then you already have a phone that will work. Scare tactics to increase sales are a bit tacky.
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For the ten years I've lived in TV I've had an AT&T Go Phone, or most recently an AT&T Prepaid Phone (some would it a burner phone). I buy the phones at Walmart, Walgreens or wherever for $10, the last one was $27, they went up. The phones would generally die after about 3 years and a battery was more expensive than just buying a new phone. I would buy a 1,000 minutes for 12 months for $100. I don't use the phone that much since I had a landline at home, so it a good cheap service, mostly for emergencies when I was out and about.
Last year they sent me an email saying at the end of this year my 3G phone would no longer work. I switched in April to Consumer Cellular. I get unlimited talk, text and 3 GB of data for $22.50 a month, so I got two lines for $45 a month. I got in on the end of a promotion, the first five months $20 off the bill, so it's only been $25 each month. I bought two Moto G Stylus phones from Consumer Cellular for $179 a piece and the SIM cards came loaded in the phone. I liked having the stylus because it's sometimes it's hard to type on those keyboards and stylus pen makes it easier and then it slides back into the phone for storage. The screen is bigger than others I've seen on friends. I can read it without even putting on classes and of course you can stretch the type and things out with your fingers. I could get by with less data, instead 3GB they offer 500mb for $20 a month with unlimited talk & text, but for only $5 more for two lines, why worry about the usage. I normally use my computer for the internet, but sometimes you're out and about. On the golf course and I want to see the weather, in a waiting room and time to kill, whatever. I had a landline with Centurylink which added about $43 to my monthly bill, so by cancelling that landline, it almost pays for my Consumer Cellular bill and I've eliminated all scam and robo calls. Now my Centurylink bill is just $49 a month for 100 mbps of internet guaranteed for life. I guess since the number is new, the scammers haven't got my number and in five months I've only seen two unwanted calls, but they didn't even ring, Consumer Cellular has the ability to screen calls and blocks known scammers. I just see a note, scam caller and it doesn't even ring, but asked if I wanted to block the number. Consumer Cellular Cell Phones & Plans | Consumer Cellular |
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You multiplied $312 per week by "12" instead of "52". The number is $16,224, not $3,744.
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If, it is important to, I expect someone has a solution or there will be one shortly. |
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