Straight Talk: Cheslie Testimonial

Straight Talk: Cheslie saves $45-50 a month with Straight Talk, available at Walmart.

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• Straight Talk
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• Walmart
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• Cheslie Davis
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• texting

[jennifermann11]

Kids today must have a cell phone. This commercial is important for all families who want their kids to have a cell phone. So many families cannot afford the contract phones.

[Dunkiemyboy]

With the AT&T & T-Mobile merger hanging over our heads I think people must be crazy to get involved into a contract for the next 2 years. I'm just glad to be independent and in control of my phone costs by using Straight Talks unlimited plan. I just think that people signing up on contracts now might be letting themselves in for extra hidden fee's, and increase in hidden fee's and increases in the cost of calls. How many contract customers read the small print in their contracts?

[deenako4]

@spottydogish Yeah contracts don't make too much sense in our day in age, they should be monthly and flat-rate, which is why I love straight talk. Though I do miss my iPhone's 3G speed and power, I couldn't afford it after i took a pay cut :/ but hey I can talk as much as I want and it calls everywhere!

[spottydogish]

Its hard to beat the pre paid deals out there at the mo. no contracts, no hidden costs just take it or leave it and you don't have to top up until you have your next 45 bucks! straight talks unlimited deal for $45 a month gives you unlimited minutes, texts and data - pretty sweet

[MyWayJimmy]

Ya it is awesome being on the Verizon network, great service and the best thing is that we get huge savings and the great coverage too. I would definitely recommend ST to anyone!

[carolinecantos]

@posserable That's a good point, the fact that they don't have you locked down on bills each month for two years gives Straight Talk more incentive to give you great customer service and not pull any fast ones on you because they have to work for your dollars each month!

[pdonaldson789]

@SuperSunshineguy Yeah I think the contract part really makes getting a contract plan a bad idea. Hidden fees? Small print? cancellation fees? Why do you need these things with straight talk, which costs half as much and uses the same exact network (Verizon)?

[posserable]

I agree with supersunshineguy. Straight Talk has a great product and you are not hooked in, so you can walk away any time you like. This should keep them well behaved enough that you will have no reason to walk away.

[SuperSunshineguy]

After being hooked into a contract for years, I love the fact that I can walk away from Straight Talk any time I like. The unlimited plan at $45 a month is much less than I was spending, and I can reduce my monthly spend any time I like. This is the way it should be. I can't imagine why anyone would continue with a contract.

[TommyTaurus]

I went to Walmart and saw these cellphones and immediately fell in love, The Qwerty keypad on mine really makes it easy to take full advantage of the unlimited texting I have with my 45 dollar plan ;]