$3 Unlimited Calling Plan Hello,I would like to purchase this phone with the $3 Unlimited Calling Plan. After I select the phone though, there is no option to select this plan. Does anyone know how can I select it?Also, I would like to add a messaging package. Is that possible?Thanks $3 Unlimited Calling Plan Hello,I would like to purchase this phone with the $3 Unlimited Calling Plan. After I select the phone though, there is no option to select this plan. Does... » Read More $3 Unlimited Calling Plan Hello,I would like to purchase this phone with the $3 Unlimited Calling Plan. After I select the phone though, there is no option to select this plan. Does anyone know how can I select it?Also, I would like to add a messaging package. Is that possible?Thanks « Show Less
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I have the 25 cent per minute plan and it does not stop at $3 a day. I recently had a family emergency and used my phone a lot more than I normally do and I spent about $5 on phone calls in one day.
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You might be better off going to an at&t; store, if possible. I'm not sure about the $3 unlimited plan, but you can add the messaging plan online. You have to log into the at&t; wireless website with your phone number and create a password, and then you will have access to your account. You can see your balance, account history, and you can add packages to your plan.
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Are you sure that with the .25 per minute plan that it maxes out at $3 a day? I just ordered this from AT&T; today and she didn't say anything like that. Thanks for the info though ... I think I'll call them in the morning to find out.
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this is a prepaid phone, so when you call it's activated right away with a $10.00 balance and they will issue you a new phone # or you might be able to keep your old #. just follow the prompts when you call.
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If you are using Virgin Mobile's 3G I believe all U.S. plans include unlimited 3G for no additional cost (although there is, if I recall correctly, some fine print about limiting the speed past a basic threshold of usage). At home -- or in 'friendly' (accessible) WiFi situations you are not using the 3G and there would be no additional cost to you beyond what you are already paying for your internet connection. FOR THE RECORD though, I dumped this phone because the multiprocessing affects the pitch of the music being played, which is totally unforgivable to my hears. I moved up to the HTC One V that can be found here for between $49 and $99 dollars. If you are using Virgin Mobile's 3G I believe all U.S. plans include unlimited 3G for no additional cost (although there is, if I recall correctly, some fine print about limiting the speed past a basic threshold of usage). At home -- or in 'friendly' (accessible) WiFi situations you are not using the 3G and there would be no additional cost to you beyond what you are already paying for your internet connection. FOR THE RECORD though, I dumped this phone because the multiprocessing affects the pitch of the music being played, which is totally unforgivable to my hears. I moved up to the HTC... » Read More If you are using Virgin Mobile's 3G I believe all U.S. plans include unlimited 3G for no additional cost (although there is, if I recall correctly, some fine print about limiting the speed past a basic threshold of usage). At home -- or in 'friendly' (accessible) WiFi situations you are not using the 3G and there would be no additional cost to you beyond what you are already paying for your internet connection. FOR THE RECORD though, I dumped this phone because the multiprocessing affects the pitch of the music being played, which is totally unforgivable to my hears. I moved up to the HTC One V that can be found here for between $49 and $99 dollars. « Show Less
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I bought this phone an it broke within 8 months , Virgin Mobile gave Me back a refurbished unit . Yeah Im on that plan too for $25 a month. As long as You stay on it , You will be billed $25 , but if You go to the $40 unlimited , and change Your mind a month or 2 years , You wont be able to use that plan again and will be charged $35 a month .
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i got tmobile pay as you go sim card. i picked 2 dollar a day unlimited plan. they only charge the 2 dollars on the days of usage. talk, text, web.
955949
Yes, I know about the dumbphone plan. I have an Android phone with the 5gig plan and am just looking at the 808. Because of that, I'm not on the $15 plan.Can you get the $15 unlimited plan today? Or is it some grandfathered in type of situation?
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When I purchased this phone I had a quick messaging phone with unlimited messaging data. When I swapped my sim card out I did not receive any type of a notification changing my data plan to a smartphone plan. So, to answer your question in my experience no. Like I stated earlier I did already have a $10 a month unlimited quick messaging data plan. If you don't have data at all on your phone I can't honestly tell you how AT&T; will handle it. Hope this helps.
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Press and hold the button on the side right top. (on the side of the phone) Then press "dial" on the lower left screen. This drove me crazy until I figured it out. This phone is pretty much good for making calls only--but now I am paying $30 a month instead of $140 for my AT&T; iPhone!The weird thing is--the iPhone pretty much does everything it used to do...except make calls. So now I am happy to cart two phones around and save $110 a month!
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Just had live chat with a VerizonWireless rep. My old flip phone bit the dust. I said I was being given a Samsung Convoy and where to activate. (I want a flip phone, don't need all the bells & whistles.) Had no hassles about my decision & got info I needed. Just add to existing contract no prob, supposedly.
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@JCNot as far as I can tell. The unlimited talk plans also come with text; in which case, Google Voice wouldn't necessarily save you money.
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None what-so-ever. It can only be used to replace a defective unit for a service previously entered into. Verizon no longer offers the 3GB service, but if you have it, keep it because it's unlimited monthly useage. You don't get those deal anymore.
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Yes you need to buy unlimited plan. They have many options now if you look online. I currently have 3 phones with Net10. A Samsung Note 3, IPhone 4s and a regular Net10 phone. I never have any issues. You need to see if you have service in your area. I'm running on the At&t; network and live in South Jersey. I swear by this company. I have been using them for over 4 years. I get unlimited data upto 2.5 gb and never have gone over our had an issue. They will throttle back your speed after 2.5gb. If you'd like you can email me at rdh1995@gmail.com if you need some help. You need to know the type of phone your going to be using is GSM or CDMA. Yes you need to buy unlimited plan. They have many options now if you look online. I currently have 3 phones with Net10. A Samsung Note 3, IPhone 4s and a regular Net10 phone. I never have any issues. You need to see if you have service in your area. I'm running on the At&t; network and live in South Jersey. I swear by this company. I have been using them for over 4 years. I get unlimited data upto 2.5 gb and never have gone over our had an issue. They will throttle back your speed after 2.5gb. If you'd like you can email me at rdh1995@gmail.com if you need some help. You need to know the... » Read More Yes you need to buy unlimited plan. They have many options now if you look online. I currently have 3 phones with Net10. A Samsung Note 3, IPhone 4s and a regular Net10 phone. I never have any issues. You need to see if you have service in your area. I'm running on the At&t; network and live in South Jersey. I swear by this company. I have been using them for over 4 years. I get unlimited data upto 2.5 gb and never have gone over our had an issue. They will throttle back your speed after 2.5gb. If you'd like you can email me at rdh1995@gmail.com if you need some help. You need to know the type of phone your going to be using is GSM or CDMA. « Show Less
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If I understand you correctly, you're not sure how to go about activating the phone, and recharging the minutes. Once you activate the phone (follow easy steps in manual); You will have to buy minutes before you use. My minutes are unlimited everything, and only costs $45.00/month. You will receive a free txt each month notifying you three days before your minutes actually expire. I hope this helps.
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You do not need to extend your contract when you purchase this phone but you can activate this phone on your plan. I already had the line open on my family plan so it may have been a different experience for me.
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Hi Sergio, I bought an iPhone 5s off of amazon and sprint could not add it all to our plan because they said the phone was already attached to another sprint customer who was delinquent on their bill. So then we tried to buy a phone at the Apple Store and when we told them that we were on the framliy plan they said you had to buy the phone directly from sprint because sprint won't allow them to add it to a framily plan. We finally just ended up buying the phone for full price through sprint. If you are on the framily plan then they do not give you a discount on a new iPhone.
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I would like to know how you bypass the adding of the data plan to your bill- I just got off the phone with an AT&T; rep that told me when their system does a sweep- it recognizes that the basic phone SIM card is in a smartphone. It automatically adds it to your account! I have just purchased 3 of these phones to use as regular phones and not data. Does anybody know how to fix my problem?? Please help!!
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I suppose you're talking about 2G/3G options. It has the standard options: 2G only, 3G only, 3G preferred. About SIM options, you can set preferred SIM to voice, data and SMS individually. There's a "count down time" within which you can choose the other line to make the operation.