They mean the time zone you are currently located, not necessarily where you live. In other words, if you live in California but you're visiting New York on business, your cell phone provider will use New York time while you are there.
Free ringtones are available all over the internet. You may see advertisements offering free ringtones when you look up a song on google, however, there are more strings attached. In general, there are no actual good companies offering free ringtones.
There are many websites where one can download free wallpapers, as well as many free applications that cater to specific phone models(can be found in phone's app store). An easy option would be to download free pictures, save to phone, and apply as lock screen/wallpaper.
Free
You can often get free cell phone themes from your phone providers websites. However, you can also get them from the sites such as Z Edge, Mobile 88, Mobile Heart and Cell Mind.
There are multiple ways to acquire a free cell phone. One of the primary ways is to sign up for a 2 year service agreement through almost any provider network. There are always free cell phone deals when you agree to a two year commitment. If you do not want to commit to a two year contract or are unable to financially support that, the US government has free cell phone plans that can be obtained by contacting Assurance Wireless partners.
One of the biggest things to consider when you are looking at what cell phone plan you should get is whether or not you get free nights and weekends. You do not want to take a plan that will not provide you with these. If you do, you will use up the minutes that you have much too quickly. When the nights and weekends are free, you do not need to worry about using them up.
You will get free minutes on nights and weekends but you do not get free Internet.
yes
Generally, if your plan says "FREE Nights and Weekends," it is safe to assume that yes, they are free. -_- ~{Insomniac Platypus}~
I Think It's Nights And Weekends
Yes you can. It's pretty much the same as any other cell phone except that you don't have free nights and weekends.
For $20, you can purchase free nights and weekends minutes. The minutes are unlimited, but it's kind of like putting a "feature package (such as text)" on your phone: it lasts for 30 days and then you have to spend $20 again to re-add the free nights and weekends minutes. This is a great deal, by the way, as long as you remember when your plan ends - lol. This is cheaper than a contract phone. For $20 you can purchase unlimited nights and weekend minutes; for $20 dollars you can purchase unlimited texts. That's only $40. Or you can pay $60 for unlimited both... which I find silly since it really only costs $40 to have unlimited both... lol. (FYI) Another piece of advice, if you want to choose this route: Keep money on your phone, set up automatic monthly renewal. Your phone will automatically charge you at the end of one month's cycle, and renew the nights/weekends minutes plan. Hope this helped! :)
If you want an individual plan, you can't go wrong with the "Basic" package. You will receive 200 anytime minutes, and free nights and weekends, for just $29.99. However, if you need a family plan, I would recommend the "Talk for Family" plan. You get 700 anytime minutes, and free nights and weekends, for only $69.99.
not reallly
It totally depends on your cell phone plan. Most companies allow you to only call on weekends or after nine p.m., not text, but you will have to check with your service provider about your cell phone plan (which can easily be found online nowadays).
what companies offer free phone service
You cannot make a free call really. You can have free nights and weekends with certain cell phone plans or make free calls to certain users, but you still have to pay for the phone and pay a minimal monthly fee. You can sometimes make free local calls with a landline but you still have to pay a monthly fee for that as well.