What are you worried about OP, you have no expiration! They probably goofed and gave you lifetime service.![]()
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What are you worried about OP, you have no expiration! They probably goofed and gave you lifetime service.![]()
Can you port a cell phone number to the home phone device or does it need to be a land line?
i had to pop in my local walmart to pickup something and looked, they sell the service cards but they are with the regular phones. which makes sense. i had looked before in the st cell phone section.
Ever since I moved from a GSM (AT&T) phone to a CDMA phone for my mom--it never lists the minutes or service end date. Luckily, they E-Mail before it expires, otherwise we'd have no idea. If Straight Talk would get more 3G AT&T phones I'd move her back.
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Glad to hear that the ST home fone works OK. I will probably try it when i get back next Spring. Have an interesting case; I gave my stepdaughter a $15 sim that was active. Told her to make sure she gets the $45 topupcard at Walmart (3 different times). She bought the $30 one instead which of course won't work with a smart phone. Called CS several times and asked them if i could just give them the pin and a credit card for the other $15 to add time to the sim chip and they all said NO..Pete Walls
At walmart stores as of right now
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I couldn't resist this one since vzw is so good where I live. I have had an old phone that I really didn't use but I kept it alive(on page plus) until I could port it to a VoIP or home line. (It is a really cool number). For some reason there is no local VoIP number where I live. Not ooma, mj, or nettalk, republic . None could port in a columbia mo local #My Internet can be iffy sometimes as well. So VoIP isn't a great option anyway. It took only 20 minutes to port to their home phone service. I did everything online. There are 2 outlets on the box. One for a phone that doesn't. Require power and the other jack for your cordless phone base station. So far so good. Makes and receives calls caller Id works on my cordless system. I have had this number for 2 years waiting for something better to come up. And it's portable for when I go between my homes. I don't use a lot of home minutes but I might now that I have it. For 15ish a month it is better than the 50 dollar a month monopoly that is here.
I wanted a local number because my friends with a landline that don't have a cell pay about 25 cents a minute for an instate call. The number is kind of like. Xox-6666. So it is very easy to remember.
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I was able to set call forwarding to my google voice number for voice mail transcription.
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