DeMotivators

[green-lantern]

:sweet:

[n2nsanity]

wow, lol

When governments go after witches

[n2nsanity]

If what you say is true, then Verizon & Sprint are missing out. They could be raking in the $$$ on people who go with these plans.

P.S.
My internet plan comes with free calling to the USA. How's that for awesome?

Not sure of the availability overseas, but google voice gives you free messaging and calls, providing you have internet.
I've been using it for a couple years now. No picture messaging, but I don't use that bs anyway.
I could literally have no cell phone at all and not miss out on anything but calling and texting while driving, which is probably for the better.

Also... text messages and email's are the same thing. You don't pay per e-mail, so you shouldn't be paying per text.

[green-lantern]

wow, lol

When governments go after witches

News is playing anything to avoid Obamacarefail lol

[n2nsanity]

News is playing anything to avoid Obamacarefail lol

Oh I'm seeing plenty of that too, lol.

[ICPREY]

Still not true pre-paid. I paid 60 euro for a basic Nokia POS phone, and I only put euro on it for what I use. It's 9c a minute, 9c texts. NO monthly charges (no contract)--only a deduction from my current balance for what I use. Since I don't use it very often, I probably spend maybe 15 euro every couple of months. And although I do pay slightly higher charges for use outside of Germany, I don't pay roaming or anything like that.

The USA has NOTHING like this, and it's easy to see why. People would be jumping ship in droves if they were able to lower their monthly bills from ~$80 to ~$15. When I came back stateside for 2 months, I ended up paying more for a POS "pre-paid" AT&T junker than I had for my German cell in the past 6 months combined. And that was a $19 phone.

You can take that cheap POS phone and buy an At&t or T mobile sim card and buy minutes if you so desire. They don't advertise because they can make more money off contracts and the majority of people would rather no worry about adding minutes to their phones. When I was overseas I did the same thing as you, but I was spending about $40 a month on calls back to the states. $45 for unlimited data,calls, and texts is probably as good as it gets.

[ICPREY]

Obamacare parody site and it works!

http://www.obamacaregov.us/

[CoopKill]

[RealMcCoy]

LOL...

[IPD]

Not sure of the availability overseas, but google voice gives you free messaging and calls, providing you have internet.
I've been using it for a couple years now. No picture messaging, but I don't use that bs anyway.
I could literally have no cell phone at all and not miss out on anything but calling and texting while driving, which is probably for the better.

Also... text messages and email's are the same thing. You don't pay per e-mail, so you shouldn't be paying per text.

google already collects enough data on me. i don't want to volunteer more.

as to the guardrail posted above? looks like a great idea for target practice.