Best Buy has the AT&T GoPhone U2800A No-Contract Mobile Phone, Black for $10 with free shipping. A barebones, quad-band GSM candy-bar feature phone made by Huawei. Here's the CNET review. Hard to believe, but they still make these, thankfully.
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atts gophones are cheap, but in the long run t-mobles gold plan is a better deal,
U are right #1, I've had T-mobile gold plan for a lot of year.
To get 10 cents a minute on T-Mobile plan you have to buy a $100 card that last a year, and you don't get bonus gold minutes when you buy hundred dollar cards. ATT let's you get 10 cents a minute with $25 dollar cards... The minutes only last 3 months, but it comes out to the same $100 for the year except you don't need to shell out a hundred dollars all up front.
If you just want a basic phone with more features than this, you can pick up a GSM/AT&T network Tracfone with a year of activation and 600 odd minutes on Amazon ($55) or eBay ($49) (same seller).
http://www.amazon.com/Tracfone-LG-LG800G-Service-Minutes/dp/B00A028N5W
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Brand-New-LG800G-One-Year-Service-and-600-Minutes-Tracfone-/130822483257
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This is a triple minutes for life (with rollover minutes) phone, addt'l airtime is 3 x 200, 600 min. for $35 = 6 cents/min, plus any free minutes you add with promo codes floating around the 'net.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/TRACFONE-200-MINUTES-REFILL-PIN-/130755307576
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The only carrier here that is reliable is V. I've used T-M, etc. and they don't compare to V. U should check out the local coverage where U are before U make a commitment.