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The good: I love the phone because it's just so ME! It's cute and green love the camera on it, I think it's amazing. I'm not really an electronic wiz so thats pretty much what I have tosay about it. I recommended it to a lot of people.<p/>The bad: Like I said I'm no electronic wiz but I really hate that I follwed the instructions and i still can't manage to get the memory card to work in my phone. I even went and got another memory card and followed the directions and it still doesn't work. I called the samsung people but the lady that i talked to didn't really help me, not to say that everyone there isn't helpful but i am going to call again to see what the problem is. Other than that I don't see anything else wrong with it. Oh there is <p/>Summary: If anyone knows about the memory card can you please send me an email or post your review with your possible solution?<br>cerbeverly@yahoo.com

The good: Very low prices, no hidden costs, small company with very reliable customer service.<p/>The bad: company is small.<p/>Summary: I have nTelos, and I think that the service is awesome. I have Uscellular also, and I have found that I have service in ALL the same places that I do with my US phone. nTelos is having a hard time getting these newer phones, bc the companies are not worried about selling 2000 phones to a small company, when they can turn around and sell Verizon 200,000. You do not want these small cell phone companies to go out of business...by doing this you are FORCED to pay Verizon prices, which most people cannot afford. nTelos offers unlimited plans as low as $50/month...where else can you find that? If you are not happy...go pay $60 somewhere else.

The good: It's small but has all the cool stuff as a "real cell phone"<p/>The bad: Too many programming problems. They can't fix problems in a day, it takes weeks.<p/>Summary: I purchased this phone for our daughter. There was a computer clitch with their program. We have been waiting 30 days for them to fix it, and they still havent'. Customer service can never give us any answers other then "sorry for the inconvence". I would never reccommend this phone or the service to any of our firends.

The good: Loads of features, nice protective heavyweight case, great looks!<p/>The bad: All the pro's are meaningless when your phone takes 4ever to boot up, gets poor no no reception in known 4-bar areas, seriously overheats and drains battery in less than 12 hours, takes too much time to process/download emails (very small files too) and has little to no customer support at the vendor/manufacturer level. <p/>Summary: Great idea for its time when released at Cingular about spring 2006, but all its bells and whistles cause this gem to fall seriously short as a go-to smart phone. Cost was too steep as well for something touted with so much promise. Even a warrantee swap out of the original phone proved no better.

The good: Great features, phones, and prices.<p/>The bad: Not the best CS but not as bad as everyone says.<p/>Summary: Sprint offers the most affordable rate plans and widest range of features of any carrier. They have great multimedia and the best 3G network. And in my area coverage is excellent.

The good: 10 cents a minute<br>Good basic phones<br>Easy Minutes Plans - one is as low as $15.00 a month for 150 minutes. That's the best deal I could find.<br>Airtime info is on the phone at all times so you don't have to waste minutes looking that info up on your account like some prepaid carriers.<br>Good Phone coverage<br>Purchasing minutes is easy.<p/>The bad: WEB (WAP) access is limited to Net10 data services only. You can't go anywhere else on the web.<br>Good deal only if you use less than 300 minutes a month<p/>Summary: I was hesitant in going with Net10 because of all the negatives I have read about their customer service. However, I read a magazine site review that said Net10 spent a lot of effort in 2008 to upgrade an improve customer service and I have found their customer service to be good.<br><br>The first phone I purchase was a reconditioned phone from their website that came with 600 minutes. The phone however, did not work. It would not make calls. I spent 3 hours on the phone with 4 different service techs interring codes into the phone trying to get it to work. In the end they agreed to send me a replacement phone. They got the replacement phone to me within two business days. The service people were polite and tried their best to help me and they all spoke English well. The only small hiccup was that the replacement phone was a different flip than the one I ordered. I contacted Net10 and they offered to replace the phone with the correct model. However, I decided I liked the phone they sent me better than the first phone and decided to keep it.<br><br>My Net10 phone actually has better service in my office than my wife's T-Mobile phone.<br><br>I would only recommend a prepaid service if you don't use over 300 minutes a month or if you absolutely do not want to sign a two year contract. If you use more than 300 minutes a month than you would be better off with a contract plan that has unlimited nights and weekends <br><br>I went with Net10 so my two teens could reach me if they need me. I don't talk on the phone much so going with Net10 is cheaper than upgrading our T-Mobile plan to a Family plan and signing a new two year contract.<br><br>I primarily went with Net10 because they have and Easy Minute Monthly plan that has one plan that is as low as 150 minutes a month for $15.00. Once my initial minutes are used up I will start the $15.00 monthly plan which is the lowest deal I could find.

The good: Ease of use, keys are locked when unit is closed.<p/>The bad: Poor voice clarity/quality.<p/>Summary: I use my phone for calls, rarely anything more. With poor voice quality I am already considering going back to my circa 2000 cell phone.

The sidekick 2008 is a great phone. im 13 and i bought one the other day and i think its fantastic. deffinitly angled more toward the younger crowd such as myself. If you are older i reccomend a blackberry curve from tmobile because it is better in everyway ,for less money. Overall the sidekick "codename Gekko" is a great phone.The only bad thing about it is the voice quality when talking like a phone. But it is a great phone for teens.

The good: Looks and Feel are great. <p/>The bad: Sound quality has room for improvement. <p/>Summary: I fell in love with the look of the phone and the fact that I like to be outdoors. It seems to have the perfect "mountain/rugged" look that has people turning heads saying, " that phone look cool". However, the sound quality is quite an issue. People sound somewhat muffled. From what I am told, people can hear me just fine...hopefully there will be a fix? Maybe..please?