free cell phones

A:It will not cut down on accidents… “There just doesn’t seem to be any safety benefit by restricting drivers to hands-free phones,” “It’s the cognitive overload that sometimes occurs when you're engaging in a conversation that is the source of the distraction more so than the manipulation of the device.” –Rae Tyson, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration “SB1613 fails to address the real public issue of inattentive driving and singles out just one potential distraction, the handheld wireless phone. It ignores many other more significant causes of inattentive driving, including drowsiness, smoking, and adjusting the radio/CD player. And it fails to distinguish between inexperienced teen drivers, who may be easily distracted, and experienced adult drivers whose experience and maturity make them completely capable of operating an automobile safely while speaking on a wireless phone.” –Letter from Sprint Nextel to the governor asking for his veto. “The simple fact is it’s dangerous to talk on your cell phone while driving. CHP data show that cell phones are the number one cause of distracted-driving accidents,” “So getting people’s hands off their phones and onto their steering wheels is going to make a big difference in road safety. The ‘Hands-Free’ cell phone bill will save lives by making our roads safer.” –Honorable California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger The simple fact is it’s dangerous to talk…PERIOD. It is the conversation, not just the cell phone. While the Governator’s theories concerning safer roads and saving lives are laudable, this law fails to address the facts. It ignores safety and instead requires drivers wishing to continue distracted conversations to purchase speakerphones, bluetooth wireless devices, wired headsets, and car kits. I cannot imagine for the life of me any possible reason why Verizon Wireless was so greatly supportive of a law that ignored safety, can you? */End of Line.

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A:VoIPRaider.com, Nonoh.net Best of the lot!

A:I know Amazon.com has some of the older phones for cheap and not on a contract. You might also want to check overstock.com too. They have some Verizon phones for cheap and not on a contract. Craigslist.org or ebay.com are also fair web sites to get a phone on.

A:I like to play with gadgets. I text a lot so I get one with a full keyboard, also now I like the phones that also double as MP3 players. Sure, they're exactly the same quality as phones, you're paying for all the extra bells and whistles.