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So ill start off with saying that i'm 16. My current phone is an iphone 6s and my parents have it set on verizon. I would very much like to switch to a flip phone/"dumphone" or anything of the sort. (My parents are trying to persuade me not to get a dumbphone funny enough!).

I need something that is cheap (not $200+). It would be awesome if I could just use it on my parents verizon plan although I am willing to get "pay as you go" or one of those other options tracfone, etc. GPS would be a handy feature but it isn't necessary. I need one with a camera and it must have the ability to hold music and play music (just through headphones idc about speakers). Preferably I want it to have mostly basic features and not a web browser and stuff like that.

I am still on the edge on this decision. If any of you also have some good pros/cons about switching to one that would be super helpful.

Also, would the original nokia 3310 work still?! that might be an exception to my preferences.

Thanks, -J



Submitted July 01, 2019 at 01:11AM by Jackayoo https://ift.tt/2RJ79oO

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