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Source: A friend
By moonseekerjade from Onset, MA
Editor's Note: Not available in all states yet.
By
11/04/2009
Hubby and I qualified starting last month. I'm very grateful to be able to contact him in case he's out and something important comes up, or if he can't remember what he went to the store for, he can call home. I only wish there were a way to donate back the minutes we don't use - 68 minutes/month (the allotment in Ohio, where we live) is much more than we need.
On the down side: the phones are pretty small, since Ohio's provider is Tracphone, and since I'm visually impaired and hubby has cataracts, they're not exactly user-friendly for us. My general cell technology knowledge and our kids' help has been some good, though.
By
11/02/2009
Wow! What a great tip, thanks! Now I just have to wait for the offer to come to Cali. Thanks again!
By
11/01/2009
Amen to that! I could qualify for the free cell phone in NY but I prefer to pay for my own. As a cell phone isn't really a necessity and you do qualify for it, please respect the fact that your fellow citizens are footing the bill for it, respect that and don't lose it. Then we all will be paying for it twice!
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10/31/2009
I am truly happy for anyone who really needs this help is able to be approved for this program but please keep in mind that this company is making money off of the backs of all tax payers in all fifty states via a government grant to do this and only a bit of over one third of the United State states are able to receive this benefit through this company :-(
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