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What was the cheap pay as you go phone?

Mar 17, 2011 9:00 PM

It was one of the daily advertised deals. The clamshell phone came in silver, blue, and pink. Does anyone have the link to that? Also is anyone using it?

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I'm not using that one, but I WILL be switch to virgin mobile soon. Only 300 minutes with no nights and weekends free, but you also get unlimited data and texting for $25/month, they have android phones available, and it uses the sprint network. Or 1200 minutes a month with the same features for $40. I'm paying almost double that now...

retsoksirhc retsoksirhc
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Two weeks ago:

http://deals.woot.com/deals/details/ec5f1452-154a-44d6-bef8-fe6cd47fe1fb/free-sanyo-3100-cell-phone-when-you-buy-30-platinumtel-real-paygo-airtime-free#11

I found this by using the advanced search function with the search terms "#sponsored phone".

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http://deals.woot.com/deals/details/ef91617b-99aa-4656-8044-8beafaa85b63/straight-talk-unlimited-minutes-with-phone#3
Unlimited minutes text and (very slow) internet. using Verizon's map for coverage. Cheaper if you pick limited. 1000 min 1000 text and 30mb of internet.

caffeine_dude caffeine_dude
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I have virgin and I pay $90/year. I don't know if that plan is good anymore, though (I might be grandfathered in). I never use minutes (maybe 3-5 minutes/month) and send about 40 texts/month, and I always have $$ left at the end of the year (which I keep if I just re-up with another $90). If you need a phone for emergencies but don't plan to use it, virgin is totally the way to go.

erinaine erinaine
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Thanks!

edventure edventure

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