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compjake
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Hello, this is my first post so if I do or say something wrong let me know please.
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ReversedWorlds
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I have compared both the phones using Phonescoop, please view the comparison here; http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/co...B%5D=&id%5B%5D=
To add to the fact that you are purchasing a new phone, in my personal opinion, I would spend a little more and get a lot better of a phone.
From what I can see, the phones are not very feature loaded, but if you only want a colour screen and being able to download stuff, I guess that doesn't matter.
The Nokia phone has a much higher user rating, which is believeable because Nokia phones are known to be sturdier and last longer. Too add to this, Motorola Phones are known to have problems, including their most popular handset, the RAZR.
A very nice feature about the Nokia phone is that it does have changeable faceplates, so if something were to get wrecked (Screen cracked, etc.) You could spend about $20 and get a new faceplate, where as with the Motorola Flip Phone, if the screen were to crack, you would need to purhase a new phone due to Warranty would NOT cover it.
All in all, the Nokia seems to have better reviews, but, as I stated before, I would look into spending a little more money on the phone and get an entirely different one. Spending a little extra now could be a profitable investment in the future.
Hope I could be of help!
To add to the fact that you are purchasing a new phone, in my personal opinion, I would spend a little more and get a lot better of a phone.
From what I can see, the phones are not very feature loaded, but if you only want a colour screen and being able to download stuff, I guess that doesn't matter.
The Nokia phone has a much higher user rating, which is believeable because Nokia phones are known to be sturdier and last longer. Too add to this, Motorola Phones are known to have problems, including their most popular handset, the RAZR.
A very nice feature about the Nokia phone is that it does have changeable faceplates, so if something were to get wrecked (Screen cracked, etc.) You could spend about $20 and get a new faceplate, where as with the Motorola Flip Phone, if the screen were to crack, you would need to purhase a new phone due to Warranty would NOT cover it.
All in all, the Nokia seems to have better reviews, but, as I stated before, I would look into spending a little more money on the phone and get an entirely different one. Spending a little extra now could be a profitable investment in the future.
Hope I could be of help!
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compjake
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On the link you gave me I got this:
"ERROR: File not found (404)
The requested page does not exist at this address.
We apologize for the inconvenience. In the mean time, please continue browsing using the navigation links on the left."
Actually since I will be getting a new phone within a few months after I get this one I think I'll just get the "Nokia 1100" from Tracfone since its only $19.99 plus they give you 60 minutes free.
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"ERROR: File not found (404)
The requested page does not exist at this address.
We apologize for the inconvenience. In the mean time, please continue browsing using the navigation links on the left."
Actually since I will be getting a new phone within a few months after I get this one I think I'll just get the "Nokia 1100" from Tracfone since its only $19.99 plus they give you 60 minutes free.
Here
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ReversedWorlds
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Sorry for the inconvenience, the Link is as follows;
http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/compare.php?id%5B%5D=656&id%5B%5D=558&id%5B%5D=&id%5B%5D=&id%5B%5D=
Well, I never realized the selection of handsets in this particulur company. So I guess the company is very limited to what you could recieve.
If this is the case, Nokia phones are very reliable, so I would actually go with a Nokia Phone (Even if they don't look as cool)
In any event, I hope I could be of help!
http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/compare.php?id%5B%5D=656&id%5B%5D=558&id%5B%5D=&id%5B%5D=&id%5B%5D=
Well, I never realized the selection of handsets in this particulur company. So I guess the company is very limited to what you could recieve.
If this is the case, Nokia phones are very reliable, so I would actually go with a Nokia Phone (Even if they don't look as cool)
In any event, I hope I could be of help!
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compjake
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Oh ok, thanks.
Its not so much that they are limited its because of the area I live in doesn
Its not so much that they are limited its because of the area I live in doesn
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roarke
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the 2600