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I count myself among Real TracFone customers.
When it comes to phones they have those brand name phones from leading manufacturers like Motorola, Kyocera, LG, Nokia and Samsung which was packed with So many features like camera/video recorder, web access, app capabilities, mp3 player, and full QWERTY keyboard, for $29.99.
Their phone plans range from pay as you go online, to one year of service for only $119.00, or you can get monthly plans that start under $30.00 a month. And on the monthly or yearly plans you can even double your minutes for the life of the phone for only $19.99.
I bought the cheapest little Nokia cell phone from Tracfone a number of years ago, and I loved it!
Later, I passed it on to my hubby, who had never had ... or wanted ... a cell phone. He has learned to appreciate its usefulness, especially when he is working out in the country, miles from anywhere.
I moved up to an LG flip phone with a camera, and enjoyed using it for a couple years, until it died recently.
I just replaced it with a Samsung slide model with a camera. It is totally different from my previous phones, so I have to learn how to use it from scratch ... so far, so good.
I don't use the cell phone all that much, but like having the ability to call for directions, or to let someone know I'm going to be late, etc. And, after dark, in emergencies, I've even used it as a flashlight to help me locate things in my purse, or the keyhole in a lock, etc.
Reception with Tracfone has always been great, and I've yet to suffer a dropped call. On car trips of several hundred miles, I've always had better luck with my simple Tracfones than my sister has with her fancy high-priced phones with all the bells and whistles! Several times, she's had to borrow my phone to make calls because her phone wasn't getting reception, and mine was!