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Anonymous LRay said...

Bought triple rollover 1200ea talk, text, data + lg phone via hsn 11/30/14 & bought new year & some more ttd each year. Seldom used as got it so I could let family know of travel delays each time I visited sick parent. Probably less total use than most use in 1-2 weeks but planned on banking t,t,d for when I could no longer afford att landline. Each time I renewed they said everything was fine but noticed the phone said No Data & emails quit in 2016. Couldn't access my account via the trac fone. Sending sending pics sometimes worked but no longer does; never could send videos. Then 2 yrs ago tracfone tried to force buying new due to imminent 5g.

They say you can use unlocked phone purchased elsewhere but won't honor that or benefits of unlocked or better phones without FCC enforcement & paying tracfone another year with new smart phone. Finally found what they say are my balances online which should be over 8400 ea talk, text, data but none are even close of course. It's like putting your paycheck in a savings account with only a few small withdrawals then finding out when you need your savings the bank itself has robbed you. So do I pay their high price to buy the phone I plan on buying unlocked but having to let them lock it & take away the warranty & actual support, hope they will return & properly transfer over ALL I paid for (as they continuosly promised) & hope I can use it all in that year or that Verizon gets them back on track with honest service? Or should I just write it off as another huge ripoff & loss of money, time, & hope, just another 2020 virus.

October 17, 2020 at 6:35 PM

Blogger David said...

I have a Tracfone Alcatel A206g phone that's 3g. Should I switch to a 4g asap? A casual chat on Tracfone indicated my 3g may not work after Jan. 2021. True?

November 12, 2020 at 2:25 PM

Blogger Unknown said...

I live in Marathon country WI NO VERIZON only ATT and T mobile tracfones

August 27, 2021 at 3:17 PM

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