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Simple solution here: don't buy locked phones anymore. My last locked phone purchase was in 2011. In the US, you don't need to buy a locked phone anymore to g
by death_syn 4y ago
Simple solution here: don't buy locked phones anymore. My last locked phone purchase was in 2011. In the US, you don't need to buy a locked phone anymore to get service.
- millzlane 4y agoUnlocked phone + Mint Sim FTW.
- Veen 4y agoTo do so, you have to pay the full price of the phone upfront. Some people can't afford that.
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- slackfan 4y agoMost plans cost about ~50-60 dollars/month. A good entry level phone runs about 80-120 dollars. No reason to not be able to save up. If you can't afford to save up 20 bucks a month to eventually buy a cheap phone, maybe having a phone should not be a priority.
- thorncorona 4y ago> maybe having a phone should not be a priority I just wanted to highlight the ridiculousness of this statement.
- justsomehnguy 4y agoTwo months ago I bought Samsung A03 to sit 24/7 on the charger and WiFi. I would have bought even something cheapear, but it was the cheapest one (without bothering with delivey) and it had everything need for a modern smsrtphone
- rolph 4y agoyes 1000$; 900$; 750$ these are not realistic prices i suspect thats by design, creating an incentive to take out a payment plan contract
- Melatonic 4y agoI also like WiFi calling and some carriers wont even activate some unlocked phones