Comments on: Cheap Cellphone Available Now http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm Just another WordPress weblog Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:34:51 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: John S http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1176 John S Wed, 08 Jul 2009 13:55:37 +0000 http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm#comment-1176 you can port your cell to your landline #. Blackberry is the most expensive but many phones will have web-browsing capabilities, check out centennialwireless.com they have some plans at $39.99 a month and a feature package with free web browsing and outgoing/incoming text messages per month for an additional $29.99 per month. you can port your cell to your landline #. Blackberry is the most expensive but many phones will have web-browsing capabilities, check out centennialwireless.com they have some plans at $39.99 a month and a feature package with free web browsing and outgoing/incoming text messages per month for an additional $29.99 per month.

]]> By: Onlooker http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1175 Onlooker Wed, 08 Jul 2009 05:36:22 +0000 http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm#comment-1175 what you need is a cell phone where you can extend the memory... with a card for example. i think pretty much all of the newer cell phones have recording possibilities and no limit except the memory.... i know for sure that the newer sony ericsson phones can record without a time limit if you have enough spare memory... what you need is a cell phone where you can extend the memory… with a card for example. i think pretty much all of the newer cell phones have recording possibilities and no limit except the memory…. i know for sure that the newer sony ericsson phones can record without a time limit if you have enough spare memory…

]]> By: thenewgamesource http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1174 thenewgamesource Wed, 08 Jul 2009 00:54:10 +0000 http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm#comment-1174 inpluse core is the cheapest 99 cent a day only on the days you use it 10cent a min for all calls and texts 25 cent for picture text. inpluse core is the cheapest 99 cent a day only on the days you use it 10cent a min for all calls and texts 25 cent for picture text.

]]> By: jon jerico c http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1173 jon jerico c Tue, 07 Jul 2009 14:34:08 +0000 http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm#comment-1173 the cheapest is the one u r going to grab from someone else ion the street while they are talking.u dont have to spent any money.or buy it from a thieves around the corner from your place. the cheapest is the one u r going to grab from someone else ion the street while they are talking.u dont have to spent any money.or buy it from a thieves around the corner from your place.

]]> By: aya http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1171 aya Tue, 07 Jul 2009 11:46:39 +0000 http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm#comment-1171 I had a KTF prepaid phone, and my friend had an LG Telecom prepaid phone. I think generally messages cost about 30won to send, you dont have to pay to receive... but my friends all said that was expensive. I now have a contract phone, which actually doesnt seem to be any cheaper, but then I guess its because im not restricting myself to how much I use my phone. I got by on about 20,000 a month, but I wasnt really making calls, just messaging. The minimum prepaid amount is 5,000won. I just went into the KTF 'members' shop to recharge it. I wouldnt bother renting a phone, a friend of mine did that, and it cost soooooooooo much! No NO NO dont do that! Cheapest way to do it is to get one of your Korean friends to sign up one of their old cellphones to a company with prepaid. It doesnt cost them a cent, and you dont have to pay any bond or anything. Initially signing up for a contract you have to pay all sorts of crap 'members' stuff, that you dont actually use, its about 40,000 a month of nothing for 6 months. I managed to argue my way out of some of it, but yeah.. some of its compulsory. Worth it if you plan to use your phone alot, because the charges are substantially lower, however if you arent going to be in the country all that long, maybe it would be better to look into getting a prepaid. Just message your friends and they generally call back. All my Korean friends hate messaging, but I actually hate talking on the phone haha. I had a KTF prepaid phone, and my friend had an LG Telecom prepaid phone. I think generally messages cost about 30won to send, you dont have to pay to receive… but my friends all said that was expensive. I now have a contract phone, which actually doesnt seem to be any cheaper, but then I guess its because im not restricting myself to how much I use my phone.

I got by on about 20,000 a month, but I wasnt really making calls, just messaging. The minimum prepaid amount is 5,000won. I just went into the KTF 'members' shop to recharge it.

I wouldnt bother renting a phone, a friend of mine did that, and it cost soooooooooo much! No NO NO dont do that!

Cheapest way to do it is to get one of your Korean friends to sign up one of their old cellphones to a company with prepaid. It doesnt cost them a cent, and you dont have to pay any bond or anything.

Initially signing up for a contract you have to pay all sorts of crap 'members' stuff, that you dont actually use, its about 40,000 a month of nothing for 6 months. I managed to argue my way out of some of it, but yeah.. some of its compulsory.
Worth it if you plan to use your phone alot, because the charges are substantially lower, however if you arent going to be in the country all that long, maybe it would be better to look into getting a prepaid.
Just message your friends and they generally call back. All my Korean friends hate messaging, but I actually hate talking on the phone haha.

]]> By: aya http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1172 aya Mon, 06 Jul 2009 20:57:33 +0000 http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm#comment-1172 I agree with jh_sakura. Supposedly a network is available to some top officials, that's all. And foreigners are not allowed to bring mobile phones in, not even some people I know who visit regularly on business. They take them at the airport and return them when you leave. I have no idea how they do it if you enter/leave by train. I left mine in Beijing when I went into NK. If you smuggle one in (not easy at the airport as they scan all bags) you would probably get in trouble for using it and lose the phone, and worse, some officials such as your guide would be in trouble too. I agree with jh_sakura.
Supposedly a network is available to some top officials, that's all.
And foreigners are not allowed to bring mobile phones in, not even some people I know who visit regularly on business.
They take them at the airport and return them when you leave. I have no idea how they do it if you enter/leave by train. I left mine in Beijing when I went into NK.
If you smuggle one in (not easy at the airport as they scan all bags) you would probably get in trouble for using it and lose the phone, and worse, some officials such as your guide would be in trouble too.

]]> By: neda http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1170 neda Mon, 06 Jul 2009 13:12:17 +0000 http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm#comment-1170 Any phone that is either quadband OR runs on the european GSM 900/1800/1900 band will work in Iran!!!! Any phone that is either quadband OR runs on the european GSM 900/1800/1900 band will work in Iran!!!!

]]> By: gudia http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1169 gudia Mon, 06 Jul 2009 02:58:06 +0000 http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm#comment-1169 visit nokia website www.nokia.co.in and try to see about 66** series of phones visit nokia website http://www.nokia.co.in and try to see about 66** series of phones

]]> By: *Future Representative :)* http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1168 *Future Representative :)* Mon, 06 Jul 2009 02:39:28 +0000 http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm#comment-1168 virgin mobile phones right the best and cheapest phones. and the plans are also. go check out virgin mobile phones at radio shack, other stores. here the website. www.virginmobileusa.com virgin mobile phones right the best and cheapest phones. and the plans are also.

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]]> By: brad450 http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1167 brad450 Sun, 05 Jul 2009 20:31:00 +0000 http://www.reviewofphones.com/cheap-cellphone-available-now.htm#comment-1167 some US units have lockers at the entrance for cellphones. with what he said in the report as a hacker can control it, well with today's high tech cellphones like the iphone or blackberry its even easier than a old Motorola to actually gain access to. in fact set a cellphone to "airplane mode" where no signals are transmitted, and use it to record sound. during this use it would be impossible for anyone to know its on and that makes the alarm useless hopefully the CF will look into this. some US units have lockers at the entrance for cellphones. with what he said in the report as a hacker can control it, well with today’s high tech cellphones like the iphone or blackberry its even easier than a old Motorola to actually gain access to. in fact set a cellphone to “airplane mode” where no signals are transmitted, and use it to record sound. during this use it would be impossible for anyone to know its on and that makes the alarm useless hopefully the CF will look into this.

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