I thought I’d post to this thread since my 1st year using Tracfone is about to expire and I’m looking to see if any deals might work for me.

About 1 year ago, I bought an inexpensive Samsung A16 phone from HSN with 1500 minutes of voice and text plus 6GB of data for a year. Actually, I think when I check my account, it shows unlimited talk and text but either is fine for my usage. That amount of data is just fine, as I just checked and I’m down to just over 1GB left. I tend to use Wi-Fi whenever available, especially at home. Does anyone have any links to any “deals” for, I guess, a refill card?

I’m finding:
1500/1500/12GB - $144/yr
1500/1500/48GB - $192/yr
1500/1500/6GB - $77/6 months
1500/1500/24GB - $102/6 months
When I check online, I see the $77 plan, but it shows as “$77/mo” but I can’t believe it’s actually per month and suspect it does mean for 6 months. Tracfone is sending me messages for autorefill, but for some reason, I’ve had issues with autorefills on about every other company I’ve used when it’s time to cancel or change.

SO sorry to ramble, but any thoughts/advice??

@niniss https://www.reddit.com/r/OfficeDepot/

If anyone is bored, check out the OD/OM subreddit to see what the employees might be saying. In fact, check out any of the big retailers’ subreddits, Lowe’s, Home Depot, Staples, etc. Life in retail isn’t fun to say the least.

I got it for $15.89, and it indicated the price was good through 8/31. It’s even supposed to be same-day delivery.

Currently unavailable.
We don’t know when or if this item will be back in stock.

I’m always a day late and a dollar short!

I visited my closest store yesterday. They weren’t on the original closing list that I saw published but they now had the “Closing” banner across the front of the store. Inventory was pretty picked over but a line of about 8 to 10 folks waiting to check out. I found nothing of interest to me and I only saw a few categories with the percent discount signs posted. I checked the laundry detergent but the prices were easily beat by this weeks Walgreen’s ad.

I may swing by my local store to see what’s left. My find was when I found full sized Torani syrups for $2.99. I decided one was enough and went back and, of course, all were gone. Limited selection but for the price…

Several years ago I bought an Obihai brand VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) adapters and obtained a free Google Voice number. I was able, after configuring the device, to simply plug in any POTS phone and be done with it. Unfortunately HP/Poly, which now owns the intellectual property of the former company Obihai, discontinued production, sale and support of all VoIP devices that work(ed) with Google Voice. My understanding is there are no currently-produced VoIP products from any manufacturer that work with consumer Google Voice, and there are no plans to add any.

To answer your specific question is you might need to talk to your ISP and ask. Perhaps you can, depending on the equipment they use, plug your existing phones into it and be on your merry way.

Of course, depending on your “phone company” you may currently be using fiber and/or digital signals once it leaves your house anyway.

OK, I didn’t answer your specific question so should probably stop rambling.