I am just wondering how many people would be interested in saving on their phone bill  and cell phone bill by a ton?\nAnd also interested in a new kind of phone that it going on the market that lets you see who your talking to, like the kind on the movies?\n\nNot trying to sell anything I just want to know in general.\n\nThanks!
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this question is dumb
90759
it's a phone coumpany..... i have them they are ok but you have to watch out for them. i had a block on my phone and when i got my phone bill there was regional toll calls they had told me it was free to call a town 15 minutes away so i called some friends, doctors, etc, then i get my bill and i was charged, i was so mad. my husband called the phone company and explained the problem.. well they must of been in a good mood because they took off the 21.50 in calls we though were included in our area. so as with any coumpany you have to watch out , and when you get you phone bill check it out and if it looks wrong you might want to give them a call.
555899
Think about it as if you were buying it.  How much would you be willing to pay for it?  Don't get outrageous with the prices because most everything is probably used!  Good luck and have a lot of fun with it.  I am having one pretty soon!
549929
Hello.  They're still in beta and are looking to charge commission when they move out of beta. They say 15%, so I guess it won't be free for ever and yes, there is a catch!  I guess they have to pay for their technology and people somehow.  Good luck with your business though!
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Have patience with your parents I am a parent myself and cell phones are a big responsibility there is more than just the initial cost of ownership to think of And ask yourself another question do I have a B-day coming up and if you do maybe you could Show how responsible you can be by allowing your parents some time to evaluate their decision on the matter And I would recommend that if A phone is purchased that it be a Phone without any contractual obligation Like a Go Phone Or Trac Phone and if your parents want the ability to limit who you are able to contact for some reason There are available options Like the Firefly In which the unit is preprgrammed by the adult And I didn't mean to preach to you I think phones are an important communication tool and if you are ever in a bad situation it would be nice to have one
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My biggest bill was $350 i think.  This past month i went over my minutes and texts to a bill of $191.  I have verizon... I can't wait to switch to something else after my 2nd year :)
59069
I've been told to always beware telemarketers so any one calling me to invest in anything gets a quick hang up. So my opinion would be to steer clear of all of them.
51411
I personally don't like Vonage as they charge too much. I kicked out SBC over a year ago and am now using BroadVoice as my only phone! I pay $9.99 a month for Unlimited In-State calling. The rest of the US is something like 4 cents a minute. What I really got it for was for International. I call Japan for 3 cents a minute... Can't beat that. There is a onetime setup fee of $39.95.
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Amazon has an excellent section with great prices on cell phones. I tend to trust them more than eBay. Also check http://www.wirefly.com
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wow, sounds like you need to just call vonnage and have a chat with the sales team. i use vonnage and its great as long as you have a good reliable internet connection. the features are unlimited (caller id/call waiting/call forwarding/etc and these are all at no extra cost for the unlimited minuites plan)and if you make long distance calls it'll certianly save you the bucks!\ni make tons of distance calls so it saves me big time in the green area. the setup free was like 2 months worth of payment but they also gave you 2 months free so it worked out fine. dont cancel your current service till you work out all the bugs (a few weeks to get everything how you like it). \nmy best feature is being able to have my calls forwarded to my cell phone when the internet goes down.
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As a buyer you may not understand the reserve price.  From the sellers standpoint the reserve is a way to not end losing out on an items value.  For example you are going to sell your cell phone.  You can get $20 for it from any of your friends or even the next guy walking down the street.  It may cost a little more to list your phone with a reserve but why would you want to sell it to anyone for less than what its worth?  So you put a reserve price on it of $20 or more so you are insuring that you recieve the price an item is worth.  Good Luck and happy bidding!
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i dunno im not too sure on it you can look at these sites\n\nhttp://www.reviewcentre.com/review189750.html\nhttp://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews98376.html\nhttp://today.reuters.co.uk/Investing/FinanceArticle.aspx?type=stocksNews&storyID=2006-04-13T122718Z_01_NOA344797_RTRUKOC_0_TELECOMS-CARPHONE.xml\n\nallthou the laswt site has said there free offer has over 5 times the amount of demmand of what there expecting so their network could become over crowded
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YES!!!!!  i am so tired of being held up or inconvenienced by folks and their cell phone conversations.  personally, i can't see anything so important to talk about, except an emergency or asking for directions, that warrants such rudeness.
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Yes, unfortunately I used to be one, during one summer when I was a student, long time ago!  They are just people, and are just doing their job!  There is always a boss behind those telemarketers you know!  It sucks, I know, especially because they are trying to sell you things that you do not want!  Hey, that gives me an idea, what if telemarketers tried to sell you the stuff you actually wanted, and at a discount price!  If they did that instead, man, I would not be able to wait for them to call me!  But as it stands now, it is unfortunate!  Hold on, my phone is ringing...Hello?...Oh, no, not the telemarketers again!  Click!  Ok, where was I...oh, how unfortunate, for us, and them!
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Scams, most likely. I don't trust online too much, they say free and then u need a credit card for a $1.00 charge which they could continue to charge your account.\nAnywho, the old fashioned way, a job or the new way - go on a reality show, act a fool, get kicked off and the phone will start ringing off the hook. I feel like doing it myself.
663012
Most cell phone companies offer a free long distance, hence why I chucked the idea of having a home phone long ago. I could sit on the phone for hours with my brother who at the time lived out of state (now he lives in another country) and not pay one cent. If your plan is like this, she'll see all those calls, but you guys won't be charged for them. If it isn't, level with her. She'll probably be pretty upset with you for running up a big bill, but tell her you're sorry and you would like to make it up to her by paying off the bill. At 14, you're probably too young to get even a mall job, but you could earn your keep by cleaning the house (no doubt, a giant help to Mom there) or babysitting. It will show her you're responsible enough to own up to your mistakes. As for the boyfriend she doesn't know about, let me ask you this...do you think it's really healthy for you, a 14 year old with no mode of transportation, to have a boyfriend that's not only 17 but also lives so far away that you can't have a real relationship? And how do you know he is the age he says? Maybe he's some 40 year old perv! Gross! Have you even met him in person? It's not so wise to invest so much time (and so much money if your cell plan isn't like mine) on someone you know in such a superficial way (meaning you don't know each other in 3-D). I'd try to meet guys in your area that are around your age and try to forget about this guy. Your mom probably won't like this one bit. If she asks who you were talking to, you really can't lie. My dad would call the numbers I had to make sure that's who I said I was talking to. Fess up now before you get yourself into more hot water that you can't get out of.
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I love you for this.\n\nYou see we have to reduce our wants, settle for whatever is good for us, not whatever is best -Best is the enemy of good.\n\nWe are driven so hard by our own desires and wants that we fail to see where we are heading or what are we doing to those who matter most.\n\nJust imagine, around twenty years ago we could do without a cell phone but today it is a necassity and we are compelled to pay the bills by adding yet another expense to our budget. This in turn makes us work longer hours, may be accomodate this payment within our budgets. One more item to worry about.\n\nIf we look around us, there could be anumber of things that we could do without but we just don't for any reason. Our desires run us, not us running our desires.\n\nThis is a subject for a much detailed discussion, but am glad there is someone who at least realizes the trade off that we are making.