Tracfone's Best Deal Yet

Here is how to get a Tracfone pre-paid cell phone with 200 minutes and 6 months of useage for $19.99 plus shipping. It is a bit complicated. but here goes.

First send an email saying 'Best deal' to tracfone AT alex4all.com.

You will receive an email from the Tracfone Company.

Click on number 1 in the email. This takes you to the Tracfone web site where you can buy a Tracfone and a

40 minute airtime card for $19.99. Save the email.

Once you receive the phone click on number 2 in the email. This will activate your new phone and give you 20 minutes of airtime and 2 months of useage.

Then click on number 3 in the email to get 100 free minutes. You will receive another email from Tracfone with the minutes.

Then go to

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on add airtime. Using the 40 minute card enter the pin number of the card and the promotional code 54565. This will then add 80 minutes and 2 more months to your phone.

Then 2 months later when you have less that 2 months left on your phone use the pin number from the 100 minute email. This will add 100 minutes and another 2 months of time.

So for $19.99 you get a phone, 200 minutes and 6 months of time.

PJ

Reply to
peanutjake
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Is it a new phone, and what do you get free for sending them clients.

Reply to
m Ransley

With the instructions I posted, the $19.99 deal is a refurbished phone, 200 minutes of airtime and 6 months of service.. They have new phones for $29.99 and up. Tracfone has a refer a friend promotion. Any Tracfone owner can refer someone and both get some free minutes.

PJ

Reply to
peanutjake

Sounds good. Is there any commitment after the six months? My MIL is looking for a really cheap phone, but doesn't expect to put much of any time on it.

Reply to
Toller

There is no commitment, no contracts, no credit check, no hidden charges, no activation fee, no cancellation charges. You buy any additional minutes as you need or if you don't need the phone any more you can sell it, give it away or throw it away.

If you talk for hours and hours on the phone then you are better off with a regular cell phone. But if you need a phone for short calls or emergencies then Tracfone is a good deal.

PJ

Reply to
peanutjake

Your link-address did not work

Trac fone is good a friend has one for emergencys only , they buy the one year card.

Reply to
m Ransley

That's what I got for my wife a few years ago. She has almost 500 minutes now.

Reply to
Jim Rusling

alex4all.com is a website in Egypt, too freaky for me....

Reply to
dug

Alex4all is an international web site that provides free web based email. Nothing wierd about it. The main email page is

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freaky going on.

Reply to
peanutjake

Did you send the email to

tracfone AT alex4all.com ?

PJ

Reply to
peanutjake

I don't want to quibble, but it says 10 minutes

Reply to
Toller

If you activate a Tracfone by calling Customer Service you get 10 minutes. If you activate the phone online you get 20 minutes. Just an extra bonus for not bothering Customer Service.

PJ

Reply to
peanutjake

Is that your email. Is this some sort of method to get us to use you as a referral so you can rack up free minutes.

Reply to
PipeDown

He gets minutes for shilling for them.

Reply to
George

A new phone is only 10 bucks more anywhere

Reply to
m Ransley

George wrote in news:gIWdnYuxb5fwawTeRVn- snipped-for-privacy@adelphia.com:

Sorry,that's not the case. Can you cite anything that shows one gets bonus minutes for referring a new TracFone customer? Or are you just spouting off nonsense?

Reply to
Jim Yanik

Go to the Tracfone web site.

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on REFER A FRIEND All the information is there.

PJ

Reply to
peanutjake

"peanutjake" wrote in news:ikKmf.124$ snipped-for-privacy@newshog.newsread.com:

OK,my apologies.

that's something new I hadn't seen.

Reply to
Jim Yanik

I am trying to redeem my free 100 minutes. It asks for my ESN#. I see my SIM and IMEI numbers, but what is my ESN#?

Reply to
Toller

It's a TracFone serial number *prefix*; in your case, your serial number follows IMEI. Apparently ESN, DEC or IMEI are used interchangably, with serial numbers. In my case it was ESN. bj

Reply to
chicagofan

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