Getting free minutes from your prepaid cell phone provider is easy. Most often your provider will be trying to encourage users who have not added minutes recently to add money to their account, or attract potential customers to their service. That’s why phonepromocodes.com was created, we are here to help you get something extra back from your provider.
Getting free minutes and ringtones out of your provider is not exactly rocket science, but there is a fine more line that you might not want to cross, such as the social engineering method which is briefly covered below.
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Social Engineering:
Having worked for a very popular prepaid cell phone provider, I can tell you that social engineering frequently works for getting free minutes. Methods vary, but the the most effective way is just to annoy the crap out of representatives until what you want happens. This method is not so legal, and I don’t recommend using it.
Getting unwarranted or trivial Refunds is the most common form of social engineering. This is when a customer calls in and claims are ringtone did not download fully, their call was dropped due to an error on the providers end, or because you are Read more
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Why pay for Garmin on the Helio Ocean?
With Nav4All (www.nav4all.com), you can get free GPS Navigation on your Helio Ocean, for absolutely no cost. Well, no cost for the GPS, you will still have to pay for the data your sending and receiving. I HIGHLY suggest that you get an unlimited data plan before you install any GPS app.
Since this is first and foremost a prepaid site, we are focusing on the Helio, truth be told, Nav4All will work with any phone with a bluetooth gps navigator. Phone such as the T-Mobile Shadow will need additional equipment.
Sure Nav4All isn’t as intuitive or advanced as Garmin GPS, but you won’t have to pay $9.99 a month for something your not going to be using but a couple times a month anyways. Nav4Free is guaranteed to be free until ATLEAST 2010. That’s pretty impressive for such a feature rich application.
Who really cares if you sacrifice a few features while saving a bundle? I don’t.
Don’t have a Helio or phone that supports GPS? Try this solution for Free GPS on ANY Prepaid Phone.
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We have finally launched our prepaid cell phone forum and would like to invite everyone to join! There have been a lot of discussions started within the comments of posts that we feel we be better fitted to a forum, so we are making it possible for our readers to get help and share their own tips and experience with prepaid carriers. Did we mention it’s free to join?
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Want Free GPS on your prepaid cell phone, but your cell phone doesn’t support GPS? You COULD go get a bluetooth gps navigator and install a free application such as Nav4All, but why? That Bluetooth GPS Navigator is going to eliminate the FREE part. Also, if you do have GPS, Google Maps can work via GPS.
Your only other option is this AWESOME application from Google. It’s called Google Maps (no way??).. Stick with me here.
When you install Google Mobile Maps, it works just like GPS by triangulating your location using cell phone towers. That means your going to get free Driving Directions, Maps, and GPS without paying for any additional equipment or software. You just haveee to love google.
The coolest part is they make it easy, just enter your mobile number and they text you a link to download it. With an unlimited data plan, you just saved yourself the trouble of downloading it to your computer, than hooking your phone up and transferring it again.
No offense, but if you have the space on your phone and a data plan, there’s no reason not to install it. You will thank yourself the next time your lost or needing directions.
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T-Mobile ToGo has brought back their Free $25 refill card offer with select phones. At this time, you can get the free talk time by purchasing the following phones *(purchase price before tax):
Nokia 2610 ($30)*, Motorolla V195 ($40)*, Samsung t219 ($50)*, Samsung t429 ($100)*
If your in the market for a new prepaid phone, and want to score some free minutes, now’s a good time to buy. There is a limit of two per household.
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