You have to buy extra minutes or use your minutes up on some tracfones I'm not even sure you can browse....
The only way you can text and not use up minutes is if you get an unlimited texting plan from your service provider. Otherwise, texting will use up your minutes.
usually it doesnt. your minutes are only for talk.
Not really, no. Walmart compares plans from 2009 that include unlimited minutes, texting. It also doesn't include the cost of the phone in their comparison.
Mobile Phones direct do not carry Tracfones. They do carry a variety of Nokia phones available for use with T-mobile, O2, vodaphone, and Orange. Tracfones are carried at a variety of retailers such as Wal-Mart.
Tracfones are made by the same phone companies that make phones for the big carriers: e.g. Motorola, LG, Nokia, Samsung, and so on. However, most Tracfones are lower-end and less feature-rich than the contract phones.
There are many companies that offer online texting services. Among some of the more popular include: Text Marketer, EZ Texting, Group Texting, Mashable and T-Mobile.
Plans range from $49.99 to $99.99 depending on what services you want. You can have a specific number of minutes or include texting. There is also an everythin plan with includes "eveything".
yes, no one wants them
Of course. Tracfones use the At&t network, and work anywhere in the United States. It works even in places where tracfones aren't sold. Don't worry about it. Other than being paid differently, tracfones are very similar to normal phones paid by contract.
Texting does not use any minutes from your cell phone plan. Texting is a totally separate activity from talking on your cell phone. TALKING/LISTENING on your cell phone is the only way you use anytime minutes.
yes it did but no symbols were introduced