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Discussion Boards => Offers => Topic started by: lbeery on March 31, 2014, 08:06:33 pm
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I wish that offers did not require both a phone number and a cell number. I don't have a cell phone and that cancels me out of some. What you say! No cell phone? I live in that little white spot on the Verizon/att map where there is no cell coverage. Now, that is rural!
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i hear ya, it seems like t sometimes there is just one thing that ruins it for ya
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I wish that offers did not require both a phone number and a cell number. I don't have a cell phone and that cancels me out of some. What you say! No cell phone? I live in that little white spot on the Verizon/att map where there is no cell coverage. Now, that is rural!
I know what you mean. I have a cell phone but it seems it doesn't work half the time. My girlfriends sister sent a message and she got it two days later. But there are not that many towers where I live. I live out in a rural area of Missouri and there is a lot of places where we don't get service.
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and then there is the other situation where those who don't have landlines any more are in the same situation lol
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It's annoying, but really, there's nothing you can do about it. I understand your pain.
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I make money with my cellphone, so I'm going to keep it.
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I feel your pain. Although I do have a cell phone, I recently moved into the one spot on the map that Verizon doesn't cover. I don't want to pay an early termination fee, so I have to wait until September to change carriers. This essentially renders my cell phone useless in my own home. One thing I've noticed though is that most of the offers will allow you to put one number into both fields (or will only require one or the other to be filled) so I've been able to work around it by just using my landline number in most situations.
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I'm with you. I have both a home land line and a smart phone. I do not mind giving my land line number but I will not give out my cell phone number. The reason is that I am on a senior plan. I have both limited minutes and text messages. I can not afford to go over. Thus, very few persons have my cell phone number and I do not sign up for offers that require I give it out.
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:monkey:I with you on that one. I'll give out my landline number, but I will not give out my cell number. There are plenty of other ways to make money with FC.
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I'm with you. I have both a home land line and a smart phone. I do not mind giving my land line number but I will not give out my cell phone number. The reason is that I am on a senior plan. I have both limited minutes and text messages. I can not afford to go over. Thus, very few persons have my cell phone number and I do not sign up for offers that require I give it out.
How much do you save with a plan like that? I have unlimited calls and texts for $19 a month.
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Some do ask for both phone numbers. I don't give out my cell number. And why do they ask for both when they already got your home phone something doesn't seem right
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I never do offers like that. Don't trust them one bit.
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Unrelated but peeved... spent 15 minutes waiting for the code box to pop up on radio loyalty.. never did. No other way to get my 5cents today. Oh well. logging off for now. Good luck to everyone.
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Unrelated but peeved... spent 15 minutes waiting for the code box to pop up on radio loyalty.. never did. No other way to get my 5cents today. Oh well. logging off for now. Good luck to everyone.
Same problem for me. Many commercials and Reebok running 3X back to back but no captcha ever coming up??????
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Unrelated but peeved... spent 15 minutes waiting for the code box to pop up on radio loyalty.. never did. No other way to get my 5cents today. Oh well. logging off for now. Good luck to everyone.
Sorry you are having the same problem :(
Same problem for me. Many commercials and Reebok running 3X back to back but no captcha ever coming up??????
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I have an other pet peeve I hate it when you don't an offer right an they still deny you of the payment.
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I'm with you. I have both a home land line and a smart phone. I do not mind giving my land line number but I will not give out my cell phone number. The reason is that I am on a senior plan. I have both limited minutes and text messages. I can not afford to go over. Thus, very few persons have my cell phone number and I do not sign up for offers that require I give it out.
How much do you save with a plan like that? I have unlimited calls and texts for $19 a month.
What company offers unlimited for that low?
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I'm with you. I have both a home land line and a smart phone. I do not mind giving my land line number but I will not give out my cell phone number. The reason is that I am on a senior plan. I have both limited minutes and text messages. I can not afford to go over. Thus, very few persons have my cell phone number and I do not sign up for offers that require I give it out.
How much do you save with a plan like that? I have unlimited calls and texts for $19 a month.
What company offers unlimited for that low?
I'm wondering the same thing. I am looking for a good cell phone company right now. I see a lot of them that have unlimited talk, text and data for like $45 a month, straighttalk being one of them but I hear that they don't work very good where I live since I live in a rural area. I wonder if your plan would work where I live or if it is a cell phone company that anybody from any state can get.
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I'm not sure what offers you're referring to, but can you use a Google Voice number? You can get one for free and they work great as disposable (or even permanent) numbers so you don't have to worry about spammers and telemarketers calling you all the time.
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My biggest pet peeve with offers is when they get removed. :(
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Sign up for a k7.net account and get a free online voicemail number. Not unless it's an offer where they have to text you some code to your phone you should be able to use your new voicemail number on just about any offer. I actually recommend using it on all offer, even for your home phone, because then you won't get any spam calls.
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having a cell phone is not what they want. they want a smart phone so its misleading saying cell phone folks can do the 6cent tasks.
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I agree. I don't like giving my cell number out.
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I understand you and agree. Adding on to your pet peeve, I have a problem when people or companies in general assume that you as a consumer own the latest and greatest gadgets. That just is not the case with everyone, especially me.
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I understand you and agree. Adding on to your pet peeve, I have a problem when people or companies in general assume that you as a consumer own the latest and greatest gadgets. That just is not the case with everyone, especially me.
Oh I so agree with this!!
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I have both but my landline is getting outrageous a month for basic service. I am looking into another alternative.
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I did not know that there were offers that require a phone number and a cell phone number. I am familiar with the offers that require a mobile device such as a smart phone or a tablet.
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Why don't you use your home phone to do these offers?
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Have anyone experience that when you click on some of the videos offers it says no offers available about five of them, that's quite frustrating. :heart:
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that would be a roblem... most people dont have a land line anymore
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Just use another number. I can't imagine it will check the numbers, so just put one in.
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Same thing goes for folk who no longer have a landline phone. lol
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I'm with you. I have both a home land line and a smart phone. I do not mind giving my land line number but I will not give out my cell phone number. The reason is that I am on a senior plan. I have both limited minutes and text messages. I can not afford to go over. Thus, very few persons have my cell phone number and I do not sign up for offers that require I give it out.
How much do you save with a plan like that? I have unlimited calls and texts for $19 a month.
I need a good plan what is the best?