Anybody else cell phone dependent?

[Ronin13]

Not so much dependent on the cell phone. I use it strictly as a phone...no smart-phone.

The internet? Different story. I'd have a hard time adapting to life without a broadband connection.

I'm not surprised you're one of those people who still uses a phone as a phone... not a bad thing. I use my phone for everything, internet, texting, calling, email, organizer, alarm clock.... If I ever lost it I think I would probably have a really hard time for a while...

[Bailey Guns]

I'm not surprised you're one of those people who still uses a phone as a phone... not a bad thing. I use my phone for everything, internet, texting, calling, email, organizer, alarm clock.... If I ever lost it I think I would probably have a really hard time for a while...

Most guys on this board know how much I [sarcasm]LOVE[/sarcasm] text messages...

[colocowboy01]

I lost my cell phone over a year and a half ago goose hunting, and I never replaced it. I love not having a cell phone.

[Danimal]

I haven't had a cell phone for almost 5 years now. I am a cheap bastard, and I take my wife's cell phone if I am really going to need it. I try to memorize all numbers that are important to me just in case I have an emergency and need to get a hold of someone.

I am going to get a phone here soon, but I think that I will wait until my wife qualifies for a renewal and we will both get new phones. I still don't want it, but it makes meeting up with people so much easier.

[Great-Kazoo]

I haven't had a cell phone for almost 5 years now. I am a cheap bastard, and I take my wife's cell phone if I am really going to need it. I try to memorize all numbers that are important to me just in case I have an emergency and need to get a hold of someone.

I am going to get a phone here soon, but I think that I will wait until my wife qualifies for a renewal and we will both get new phones. I still don't want it, but it makes meeting up with people so much easier.

Once the contract expires do research in to the pre paid plans offered.
I have a cell mainly because i do not want my home number out there. The spouse is land line set in stone. Me the cell is basic, sends, receives calls and text. It's a $20 LG (Phone in a box) basic from wally world and i pay $50 mthly for everything i need to exist. The PC surfing waits until i am home.

I'm not so much dependent on the phone as i am the PH Number itself. Had it since 99 and to loose the number for what ever reason, would cost me financially.

[Badger]

I don't even own a cell phone. No need for it where I live anyway.









Badger

[Ronin13]

Most guys on this board know how much I [sarcasm]LOVE[/sarcasm] text messages...

Ah again we think alike- I get mad at people who txt lik ths! Text messaging is one of the causes for the dumbing down of our nation.

[tmleadr03]

Ah again we think alike- I get mad at people who txt lik ths! Text messaging is one of the causes for the dumbing down of our nation.

I text a lot but it is full sentances and the only reason words are spelled funny is due to my grand spelling abilities.

My smart phone is due to work. I have my personal email(x3) and my work email, my personal phone number and my work number on this phone. I use it for GPS, WIFI hotspots and pictures of customers cars.

I miss my flip phone that was just that, a phone.

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[jerrymrc]

As I have said I pay $80 per year for my cell phone. I use it for trips or when I am out for a while.

I do intend to switch my home phone # to vonage. In doing the math I should be able to increase my speed for the net and still save some $$$.

[lpgasman]

Hi my name is John, and I'm cell phone and internet dependant.
I broke my phone a couple of months ago, and totally went into a deep depression.
Thank you.