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Question: Can this be phone be used in India on local simcard ?
Document: I'm very pleased with the used phone that I purchased through Amazon. It arrived in a timely manner, and works great.
It is a nice phone, easy to carry and with plenty of capability for me. A good value as I bought it used. My only problem is I wish the ring was louder because I sometimes don't hear it.
I lost my expensive, fancy, filled with feature phone one night. I needed an inexpensive replacement. This phone is like a slap to reality. Phones are only meant to be used for calling. I'm pleased with this purchase.
Know the phone is not state of the art and thats okay. But received the phone with no instruction book and a used charger (that does work). Not sure about the phone. The keypad seems to be spastic occasionally, but overall; it'll do. Not likely i would get this same phone again, but would still opt for a flip phone. Don't need all the bells and whistles. It's meant to be a phone and used as such.
Although we knew it was a used phone, we certainly did not expect the previous owner's call history to be intact! Although the seller did not specifically claim it to be reconditioned (as he quite rudely pointed out when we returned it! ), it came as a disappointing shock to find all the previous owner's personal phone numbers and data still in the phone. Beware! Empty your phone before turning it in or selling it! You never know where it will end up!
I inherited a Blackberry curve from my sisters ex's cousin, I'm with verizon, I couldn't afford that xtra $30 data plan which I only used 75 mb's a month anyway, so I bought this inexpensive, I think it was like $14.95, so I reported my blackberry as lost or stolen, and switched that phone number to this phone, a little advice if you have a data plan smartphone you can no longer afford, cut spending! Switch and go back to the basics, just a plain phone!
They weren't into email on the phone, or the ability to access the Internet. They wanted to get me a cheap phone that was modeartely durable because I used to break a lot of electronics accidentally. Seeing as I was begging for a phone, and they saw it was free with a 2-yr contract, they bought 3 of then for the 3 of us. When my contract was up at the beginning of last year, I bought a Chocolate Touch, because the plain flip phone was kind of uncool. So, it's probably better for older people or young kids who don't use their phones a lot, because I used to use mine a lot, and it drained the battery pretty quickly.
Its just an old phone.
The ad did not stste that it was a prepaid phone and am now in the process of trying to return it.
Overall you can't beat this price for such a convenient phone! 5 stars!
Answer: no