It's been ELEVEN years since my mother's replaced her phone. Back then, it wasn't exactly the top of the range either. I'm looking to get her a new one, but I can't talk her into choosing one.
She says "they're all the same", which I know for a fact they aren't.
I don't exactly know much about the mobile phones either, usually using a land line or borrowing a mate's, so all my argument is that "it's a better phone."
She'd never spend more than fifty on it, and I don't think she'd need to. She rarely calls people, doesn't play any games on it, and barely touches it unless she has to call someone. The main problem is that even turned off the thing seems to go dead in less than a day.
Don't know if this is the right place, but if anyone has any suggestions or technobabble I could use on her I'd finally be able to convince her to get rid of that ancient phone and probably make us a lot more happy. Me for being able to call her without the phone being turned off to save power, and her for not having a dead phone should her car break down.
She says "they're all the same", which I know for a fact they aren't.
I don't exactly know much about the mobile phones either, usually using a land line or borrowing a mate's, so all my argument is that "it's a better phone."
She'd never spend more than fifty on it, and I don't think she'd need to. She rarely calls people, doesn't play any games on it, and barely touches it unless she has to call someone. The main problem is that even turned off the thing seems to go dead in less than a day.
Don't know if this is the right place, but if anyone has any suggestions or technobabble I could use on her I'd finally be able to convince her to get rid of that ancient phone and probably make us a lot more happy. Me for being able to call her without the phone being turned off to save power, and her for not having a dead phone should her car break down.
/www.att.com/shop/wireless/devices/prepaidphones.html
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