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To: A Cyrenian

I have done a couple of the entry level Samsung Galaxy (example: J3) phones on the Straight Talk network. They are solid Android phones and I was happy with them. ST is decent, especially when you’re on the Verizon network (they sell phones on most of the major cell carriers). I have mostly only positive things to say. You don’t have to renew your account monthly, but can set up an autopay mechanism and that makes it pretty simple.

The one con: their support, when you need it, is pretty bad. You can usually get a live person, but be prepared for long calls and lots of repetition. I got pretty frustrated a few times and had a couple of issues go unresolved. Other than that, I would say it’s a good combo.

Give it a try...there’s no contract, so you can walk away if you’re not fully pleased.


17 posted on 12/22/2017 7:21:50 AM PST by Zarro (Dead Cruz, the Slimy Ooze. Hat tip: DoughtyOne and Pray All Day)
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To: Zarro

I’m new to FR, so please pardon my ignorance, but what exactly is an “entry level” cell phone. Never heard that term before. Am curious to know what an “expert” or “professional level” cell phone looks like, where would I purchase one and what features they include. Do they make cappuccino, do dishes and laundry or yardwork for you, too? ;-)


80 posted on 12/22/2017 8:55:49 AM PST by Liberal Anti Venom
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