This is world launch of new Samsung Smartphone Daily Special, $249 retail, $149 everyday pricing, today only $99.95 one cannot go wrong for price, has in home wi-fi, so no charge for using wi-fi, apps, triple minutes for life of you using, gel case, ac/dc chargers and flex pay, follow link, i bet will sell out by end of day
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scoobydooby
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 10:53a
Phone is nothing special, but the 1500 minutes is a nice bonus.
greener
Senior Member
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 11:01a
scoobydooby said: Phone is nothing special, but the 1500 minutes is a nice bonus.
??????
what would you pay for a 3G smartphone with NO CONTRACTS and FREE INternational Calling, and 1500 Minutes alone are worth more than the price that HSN is offering, this phone is not even for sale in the marketplace yet other than HSN
TheSaint
Charter Member
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 11:36a
This really isn't a smartphone, it's a texter's feature phone that happens to look like a Blackberry.
ilovetrang
Ancient Member
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 11:53a
i tried the 123064 and 15OFF codes on my cart, no worky
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greener
Senior Member
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 12:23p
TheSaint said: This really isn't a smartphone, it's a texter's feature phone that happens to look like a Blackberry.
Samsung labels it is, and so does the HSN site say the same, maybe you should let them know, as i only posted what i saw on the site and on the TV, i guess it is their error or yours for saying it isn't
ilovetrang
Ancient Member
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 12:27p
So if I don't use any minutes for a whole year, my service will still be active?
greener
Senior Member
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 12:33p
ilovetrang said: So if I don't use any minutes for a whole year, my service will still be active?
one must activate service with 60 days of HSN order and then one has one year service whether you use minutes or not, if you use up all your minutes u just buy additional minutes card that triples in minutes, but u still have one year service
bettyboop98
Member
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 4:36p
got 1 thanks
chryslerguy
Dismembered Member
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 5:56p
I'm in for one since it says you can add a microSD card and use it for mp3
GreenTrash
Dead Patient Walking
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 7:13p
HSN identifies unit as Samsung S390 which bears no resemblance to picture and isn't even GSM
greener
Senior Member
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 7:31p
GreenTrash said: HSN identifies unit as Samsung S390 which bears no resemblance to picture and isn't even GSM
it is said on tv it is world launch, therefore i don't know what picture you are referring to, today is first day it is being sold exclusively by HSN, they also showed on demo on tv where one can dial phone numbers by just using your own voice, i.e., call JIM or so and so,, a neat feature i think
jimmybgood
Member
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 9:27p
GreenTrash said: HSN identifies unit as Samsung S390 which bears no resemblance to picture and isn't even GSM
The welcome guide describes it as a Samsung S390g which seems to match HSN's picture. It's got a 2.4", 320x240 pixel screen and a 520MHz processor and uses HSPDA, which is enhanced 3G.
edit: also this phone doesn't have a real internet browser, it has a WAP browser which means you're mostly limited to internet sites hosted on a portal.
jaimelobo
Senior Member - 4K
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 11:50p
greener said: TheSaint said: This really isn't a smartphone, it's a texter's feature phone that happens to look like a Blackberry.Samsung labels it is, and so does the HSN site say the same, maybe you should let them know, as i only posted what i saw on the site and on the TV, i guess it is their error or yours for saying it isn'tAgreed, although it isn't what many folks today might call a smartphone, that term was around long before the iphone came around. Many of the units called "smartphones" back then, did less than what this does.
jimmybgood
Member
posted: Jul. 1, 2012 @ 12:37a
The minutes alone are as cheap as they come and I should be able to check my email using the Wifi feature. Hopefully, I can shoehorn Opera-mini on it and have better web access. My concern is that tracfone says that it won't work where I live, but I don't believe them. I think it's the mobile data that won't work, but that phone calls will. If it doesn't, I'll transfer the minutes and days to a basic tracfone and keep this phone for wifi access.
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