Re: OT - Just what people need!It sounds to me like a Tracfone might work for you.
* tracfone . com /get_a_tracfone.jsp
There is no plan that you have to sign up for. You just put the minutes on
your phone, and replenish when you've used the minutes.
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Kathy
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"Phyllis Nilsson" <phyllisnilsson@buckeye-express . com > wrote in message
news:Z4KdnfurUuvp52zanZ2dnUVZ_qygnZ2d@buckeye-express . com ...
> My husband has asked about our getting cell phones twice now so I guess we
> will be getting them. He had to go to the hospital once on his own from
> the dialysis center (to be declotted) because I was at the grocery store
> and the center couldn't reach me. What I would like to find is a plan
> that will allow us to buy X number of minutes without losing them if
> they're not used in a certain number of weeks/months/years. We only want
> them for an emergency, so a regular plan wouldn't be feasible for us.
>
> "Marsha" <mas@xeb . net > wrote in message
> news:fsrss4$7pf$1@news.datemas.de...
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>> I just returned from a meeting in Chicago. The person next to me had her
>> phone on vibrate, but my co-worker and I could still hear it every time
>> it went off. She proceeded to send text messages for most of both days.
>> Nothing serious or life-threatening, mind you, as her and her friend
>> would giggle every few minutes. I knew there was a good reason for the
>> concealed-carry law.....
>>
>> Marsha/Ohio
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