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Topic	does anyone here still use a house phone?
SirPikachu 05/31/18 6:59:07 PM #99:	DPsx7 posted... SirPikachu posted... Lol, you keep saying my prices aren't true, why don't you look it up? You can go to Walmart right now and see straight talk plans for like 30, 45, 55 and other for even even cheaper. Right here in Walmart. And then you can look right next to those and find a phone for like $40. All you have to do is walk to the back of Walmart where they display the phones and phone plans and see for yourself. I've never used a real camera even since I've had a cellphone. It gets the job done good enough for anything I need cuz I'm not a professional photographer. I've never used a GPS ever since I got a phone capable of having Google maps cuz it's much better and easier to use that than to have to always have that GPS unit hiding somewhere in the car. And then I'm not taking my 3DS everywhere cuz I don't wanna drop or lose it. I can keep myself entertained anywhere with my phone by hopping g on Facebook or something if I don't wanna play a game Oh boy now we're using Walmart as proof. Between the cost of the phone and the ongoing plan you're still in for $70 or more per month. I'm not a pro either. I bought a decent point and shoot just a few years ago that does a good job. Takes video, has some special modes I don't really use, has flash and a timer... My GPS gives turn by turn directions and as I stated earlier it only goes in the car when I'm out of town. No need to carry it every day like you would with a cell phone. So you'd rather drop and lose the phone instead? That's a lame excuse. What, how is it $70 a month? And what do you mean laughing at Walmart is proof, you kept being obstinate that I was lying about prices, I just said you can walk into Walmart and see for yourself how cheap and easy it is. Then you pay the entry rate of $40, and then only $30 a month, and that's for an actually pretty good plan with straight talk. And then when you have a cell phone, you always have a camera in your pocket. Always. So if you need to take a picture you don't have to go back to your car or even all the way to your house to get a camera, it's just in your pocket. And it does all of the things you listed. And I don't know ow what you're saying about the GPS, Google maps is one the best GPS services in existence, if not THE best. Then you don't have to have a separate device in your car, and you always have it, so if your boss says hey we need you to go pick up an order from this address, and you don't know where it is, you can easily put in your phone and go instead of having to memorize or print out directions or swing by your house to get the GPS. And I'm more likely to drop or lose my 3DS because it's not as important as my phone, and it doesn't fit in my pocket as well because it's so big. And then if you have a decent plan, or the completely unlimited plan from straight talk for a very nice $55, you can use the internet just about anywhere, so you don't have to go power on your computer just to browse Facebook or YouTube or whatever Again, cell phones are the future, and the future is now, whether you like it or not. --- 3DS FC: 4656 9282 1616 Everyone call me elf monster <cite>SirPikachu posted [p:902330865] in does anyon... [t:76655916]...</cite> <quote><cite>DPsx7 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>SirPikachu posted...</cite> <quote> Lol, you keep saying my prices aren't true, why don't you look it up? You can go to Walmart right now and see straight talk plans for like 30, 45, 55 and other for even even cheaper. Right here in Walmart. And then you can look right next to those and find a phone for like $40. All you have to do is walk to the back of Walmart where they display the phones and phone plans and see for yourself. I've never used a real camera even since I've had a cellphone. It gets the job done good enough for anything I need cuz I'm not a professional photographer. I've never used a GPS ever since I got a phone capable of having Google maps cuz it's much better and easier to use that than to have to always have that GPS unit hiding somewhere in the car. And then I'm not taking my 3DS everywhere cuz I don't wanna drop or lose it. I can keep myself entertained anywhere with my phone by hopping g on Facebook or something if I don't wanna play a game</quote> Oh boy now we're using Walmart as proof. Between the cost of the phone and the ongoing plan you're still in for $70 or more per month. I'm not a pro either. I bought a decent point and shoot just a few years ago that does a good job. Takes video, has some special modes I don't really use, has flash and a timer... My GPS gives turn by turn directions and as I stated earlier it only goes in the car when I'm out of town. No need to carry it every day like you would with a cell phone. So you'd rather drop and lose the phone instead? That's a lame excuse.</quote> What, how is it $70 a month? And what do you mean laughing at Walmart is proof, you kept being obstinate that I was lying about prices, I just said you can walk into Walmart and see for yourself how cheap and easy it is. Then you pay the entry rate of $40, and then only $30 a month, and that's for an actually pretty good plan with straight talk. And then when you have a cell phone, you always have a camera in your pocket. Always. So if you need to take a picture you don't have to go back to your car or even all the way to your house to get a camera, it's just in your pocket. And it does all of the things you listed. And I don't know ow what you're saying about the GPS, Google maps is one the best GPS services in existence, if not THE best. Then you don't have to have a separate device in your car, and you always have it, so if your boss says hey we need you to go pick up an order from this address, and you don't know where it is, you can easily put in your phone and go instead of having to memorize or print out directions or swing by your house to get the GPS. And I'm more likely to drop or lose my 3DS because it's not as important as my phone, and it doesn't fit in my pocket as well because it's so big. And then if you have a decent plan, or the completely unlimited plan from straight talk for a very nice $55, you can use the internet just about anywhere, so you don't have to go power on your computer just to browse Facebook or YouTube or whatever Again, cell phones are the future, and the future is now, whether you like it or not. --- 3DS FC: 4656 9282 1616 Everyone call me elf monster</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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