[ SECRET POST #3135 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3135 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Supernatural]


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[Floraverse]

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[Star Trek: The Next Generation]


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[Bryan Cranston: Breaking Bad vs. Malcolm in the Middle]

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Comments

Re: Smartphones?

[(Anonymous)]

I second the people saying don't buy a used phone on like eBay or Craig's list. If you can get a certified refurbished from a retailer that might be OK.

I don't know anything about contracts and family plans, but I've been using Virgin Mobile since 2005 and have always liked it. I switched to my first smartphone a few years ago, and had to buy it outright. I got a telatively cheap one at first that was OK but as I got more used to it, and wanted to do more, I bought a Galaxy S3.

It was a generation back (nearly 2, I think) at the time and cost a couple hundred bucks, and I paid an extra hundred for an awesome case (otterbox defender). I've dropped it a bunch and never broken it, and once I had the phone, my monthly payment for what was originally 330000 minutes anytime talk-time and unlimited nights/weekends with unlimited data was $35. I've been a customer so long though, that they've upgraded me to unlimited everything.

Their phones range from cheap to super expensive (they do carry iPhones). The catch is the phones ONLY work with Virgin Mobile. Like, I can't leAve VM and sign up with a contract place and still use that phone, and I can't use a phone I bought while part of a different carrier on VM.

But like I said, I've been a customer for a decade with no problems. I'd definitely see if their coverage area is a good fit for you, and give it some consideration.

Re: Smartphones?

[(Anonymous)]

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Wow, something went awry there. That should be 300 minutes not 330000.