The Samsung T301G does not have a speaker phone button on the side, only a
set of up and down speaker volume buttons- if you use the buttons to go all
the way to 0 then it is in vibrate or silent mode without using the menu
for the sound profile. You can do a single button on the T301G for silent
by opening the keypad and holding down the # key.

The LG usually have a speaker phone button, but I do not know the specific
models- it usually is showing the speaker icon )) type of single button...
Also many of the LG's have a * key that when held down put the phone into
what they call manner mode (silent - vibrate)....

Richard Sheasley


At 12:12 PM 2009-11-16 -0500, you wrote:
>
>
>Rich,I have been searching the net for info on the things I'd like on
>the phone but can't find enough specifics including your report on the
>301g.Do you know of any TF that has Speaker button on the
>side,Blluetooth,seperate ringtone for contacts.the LG had only one for
>groups and one for regular,couldn't separate for each person.and caller
>ID outside display?Oh and seperate choice between vibrate and ring.LG
>had ring or ring vibrate Thanks
>
>


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Rich,I have been searching the net for info on the things I'd like on
the phone but can't find enough specifics including your report on the
301g.Do you know of any TF that has Speaker button on the
side,Blluetooth,seperate ringtone for contacts.the LG had only one for
groups and one for regular,couldn't separate for each person.and caller
ID outside display?Oh and seperate choice between vibrate and ring.LG
had ring or ring vibrate Thanks

DMFL will not transfer to a new phone. It is DMFL of the phone and stays
with the phone. If you call it, and someone answers before shutting it off,
then they have a phone with your DMFL... Soa any phone you purchase with
higher end features (Camera phone, bluetooth, etc.) most always has DMFL
included now.

If you want a entry level phone, then plan on having to get a card and add
it. But if there are sales on phones like the 376 that would be much
cheaper if you want GSM coverage reporting prices lower than the dmfl card
by itself.

Richard Sheasley

At 09:02 AM 2009-11-16 -0500, you wrote:
>
>
>Lyn,did you have DMFL on your phone and did that transfer? I bought the
>LG225 with 1 year service and DMFL as a package so I'm wondering if it
>will transfer to the new phone.Still need info on which phone has the
>outside button for speaker phone ,caller ID on the outside and camera
>.The phone description on TF are useless for this info.
>
>


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Well, to tell you the truth, I do not know that part.  My original phone was
DMFL and free incoming text messages.

  I picked this phone up at Big Lots (it is the cheapo V170) and the package did
not say anything.  Of course, I still thought I would find my old phone ---which
I may someday before I die---so I didn't worry about the DMFL.  I have about a
years worth of time and minutes so I don't have to sweat it until next year. 
the worst part was re-entering all the contacts--that took FOREVER!

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

--- In Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com, SweetHeart Taurus
<sweethearttaurus28@...> wrote:
>
> Looks like Meijer has a coupon good during Black Friday hours only.  It is for
15% off one general merchandise item.

So that would make it like Senior Day for everybody, but you could only get one
15% off item per each trip through checkout.

I'm waiting for Santa Bucks coupons. Hopefully they will have a good one, like
$20 or $25 off on a 99.97 item, or $5 off a $19.97 item. Those work great for 60
minute or one year time cards. $15 plus tax isn't as good as a two-fer, but it's
the closest thing I've seen in the last year. (my dad used four of those $5
coupons last year to get 360 days of service for $64 with tax)

Lyn,did you have DMFL on your phone and did that transfer? I bought the
LG225 with 1 year service and DMFL as a package so I'm wondering if it
will transfer to the new phone.Still need info on which phone has the
outside button for speaker phone ,caller ID on the outside and camera
.The phone description on TF are useless for this info.

I am looking for one if anyone has any... thank you so much!

I did the same thing a month or so ago.  I called in to Tracfone CS after I got
a new phone and charged it.  For some reason that I find strange, the cs person
wanted me to guess how many minutes and how much time I had on the phone.  I
told her I knew I had added time recently but I was not sure how much of it I
had used.  We went around and around until she told me to "GUESS"!!  Well, I
guessed and then she told me the amounts.  she had it in front of her the whole
time.  Seems dumb to me.  Anyway, the new phone was ready to go with all my time
re-established within one 15 minute conversation.

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I lost my phone last year. You should not have a problem.  Call TF and they
will transfer your number to a new phone.  Hopefully you have your serial
number.  That makes the process of turning off the lost phone easier.
Now...if you have been following this group you know that writing down your
parameters from time to time (*#0 and *#30) is important.  Just go and buy
another phone and do a transfer.  But if you don't have these numbers call
Tracfone and they will get you going again.  You will have to wait around 2
weeks for TF to confirm the due date and minutes for the lost phone. I have the
Motorola W376 and it is a pretty good phone and it's on sale in Radio shack and
some Sears stores this week.  Good luck.

--- On Sun, 11/15/09, cbx2@... <cbx2@...> wrote:


From: cbx2@... <cbx2@...>
Subject: [Tracfone_Users] BUMMER LOST MY PHONE
To: Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, November 15, 2009, 8:56 PM


 



Well it happened today.Hiking in the mountains the phone fell out the
bottom of my fanny pack holder.It was an LG225 so for the guy looking
for a charger for me DON't but thank you.Now what do I do? If I report
it lost to TF will I be able to transfer my # and minutes and time (had
over a years service left) to a new TF I purchase?I was going to get rid
of TF for Straight talk but then they came out with the 1500 min card?
and my phone had DMFL so that was like 6 cents a minute plus my time of
service I was going to keep TF.











[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I had an email giving me all the info I needed for a tracfone
replacement for my LG225 but I deleted when I thought I was going to
page plus.Now I lost my phone
  I would like a TF with:
1 button outside the menu to operate speaker phone
Camera
Blue tooth
On screen caller identity with phone closed.
Do any TF qualify??
My zip is 07645
Need info quick as I need to order tomorrow THanks ahead of time.

Well it happened today.Hiking in the mountains the phone fell out the
bottom of my fanny pack holder.It was an LG225 so for the guy looking
for a charger for me DON't but thank you.Now what do I do? If I report
it lost to TF will I be able to transfer my # and minutes and time (had
over a years service left) to a new TF I purchase?I was going to get rid
of TF for Straight talk but then they came out with the 1500 min card?
and my phone had DMFL so that was like 6 cents a minute plus my time of
service I was going to keep TF.

Looks like Meijer has a coupon good during Black Friday hours only.  It is for
15% off one general merchandise item.  Would be good for tracfone cards.  Just
wanted to share this.  The ad is posted on their website.


SweetHeartTaurus

Page 15 of Sears ads in today's newspaper has the Moto W376 for $14.99.


--- In Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com, "ftokarchik" <ftokarchik@...> wrote:
>
> My Radio Shack flyer has the Motorola W376 for $19.99 starting Nov. 15th. thru
Nov. 21st.

If someone needs that many minutes, wouldn't he or she be better off with
another plan? Sounds overpriced to me. Not to mention that 3000 paid minutes on
a Tracfone is a disaster waiting to happen. Be prepared to lose your investment.

--- In Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com, "ftokarchik" <ftokarchik@...> wrote:
>
> My Radio Shack flyer has the Motorola W376 for $19.99 starting Nov. 15th. thru
Nov. 21st.  Anyone here used the new "power plus" minute card on the TF "Buy
Minutes" page? 1500 minutes for $199.99. That should double with the DMFL plan?
>

My Radio Shack flyer has the Motorola W376 for $19.99 starting Nov. 15th. thru
Nov. 21st.  Anyone here used the new "power plus" minute card on the TF "Buy
Minutes" page? 1500 minutes for $199.99. That should double with the DMFL plan?

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[Credit for this FAQ goes to James Nipper.  If there are any
corrections or requests for additions, please e-mail them to
yahoogroups@...]

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This information is located at the bottom of every individual note that is sent
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If your company uses "auto-responders" or "auto out of office" replies
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until you return from vacation at which time you can re-subscribe. This
will eliminate your vacation notice from being sent to every person who
posts to the list.



2) Can someone tell me __________ about model _________?

Many questions can be answered by simply checking the Tracfone website or the
website of the company which manufactured your phone:

  Tracfone Phone Documentation:
<http://tracfone.com/phone_documentation.jsp?nextPage=phone_documentation.jsp&ta\
sk=phonedoc>

Nokia Phone Information/Support:
< http://www.nokiausa.com/support/main/>

Motorola Phone Information/Support:
< http://commerce.motorola.com/consumer/QWhtml/phone_cat.html>



3) How do I add Airtime to my Tracfone?

You can add Airtime online using the Tracfone website:

<http://tracfone.com/general_starting.jsp?nextPage=redeem_airtime.jsp&task=redee\
m>



4) How do I activate my new Tracfone?

Phone activation can be done online, or call Tracfone customer service at
1-800-867-7183 from your regular phone line.

<http://tracfone.com/general_starting.jsp?nextPage=activate_phone_esn.jsp&task=a\
ctivate>



5) How long does it take for the service to become active?

In most areas, service will be active instantly. In some other areas it will be
within 24-48 hours. Phones programmed on Fridays may take up to 72 hours (3
days) to be activated.



6) How do I set up Voice Mail?
Voice Mail can be set up online, or by calling Tracfone customer service at
1-800-867-7183.

Please note: Voice Mail can be set up only after successfully activating and
completing at least one phone call with your Tracfone.

<http://tracfone.com/voicemail_lookup.jsp?task=voicemail>



7) Is this list archived anywhere?

Yes. The archive is located here:

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8) Is it OK for me to sell stuff on this list?

In general, advertising of commercial products or services is prohibited
on this list. However, list members may post brief, one-time
announcements regarding the sale of personal Tracfone products.
No commercial posts please.


9) Will ______phone work in my coverage area?

Enter your zip code on this page and it will list the phones that are currently
being sold that will work in your area:

<http://tracfone.com/e_store.jsp?task=buyphone>



10) How do I contact customer service?

You can call standard customer service at 1-800-867-7183.

You can also e-mail customer service using this form:
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FAQ Last Updated: April 16, 2007

My TF is on Verizon and the below information did not work to turn off
VM for me.  Phone rang and got a message, "Welcome to Verizon Wireless,
the number you have dialed cannot be completed, please try again." or
words to that effect.

Keith

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sirrobyn0" <sirrobyn0@...>
To: <Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, November 09, 2009 11:15 PM
Subject: [Tracfone_Users] Re: Is There A Way to Turn Off Voice Mail Moto
376g


> Yes, Voicemail can be turned on and off with most carriers.  If your
> tracfone happens to be on the Verizon system, turn the phone on and
> key in *#770#, you may have to press send I don't remember any more.
> And *#77# to turn your voicemail back on.  I used to use this with my
> tracfone all the time it has been just left off for the last few
> years.  The codes might work with other carriers I don't know but it
> will if your tracfone uses verizon.
>
> Rob

Walmart.com now has all denomination of airtime cards on their site. Using Bing
Cashback you will get 10% from Bing for purchases from Walmart.com.

Go to Bing.com and search for Walmart Acer. You will see the link with the
cashback logo at the top of the list.

Coinstar has a current promo of a free $10 gift card when you turn in at least
$40 in coins at their coin counting machines. They do not charge a counting fee
if you purchase prepaid items instead of getting cash for your coins. I do not
know if this applies to Airtime purchases or not. They only offer 60 min for
$20, 120 min for $30 & 450 min for $80. If they offered the 200 min card for $40
I would try it out to see if the free gift card applied.


--- In Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com, Richard Sheasley <rsheasley@...> wrote:
>
> Or do a purchase of a minutes card on the Tracfone web site directly and
> then select the - supersize options, one of which should be 1 year of
> service only offered. JMart and a few others can probably tell you the
> price for that option, but it would be the smallest number of minutes
> without having to risk using a VA purchased phone and risk activating and
> transferring the free minutes and service time.
>
> Richard Sheasley
>
> At 08:12 AM 2009-11-11 -0800, you wrote:
> >
> >
> >My Moto 376g is due for more days of service in a few weeks. I have over
> >1000 minutes on it from an earlier transfer. I use few minutes, or in
> >spurts. 1000 could last couple years.
> >
> >-I've signed up for the Value Plan of automatic service extension. 30
> >Days is $5.99 plus my state tax (high). I pay only if I go beyond my
> >service date and haven't added a card. No days on this plan but one can
> >buy buckets of mins and with my DMFL is around $.10 plus my tax. Approx
> >$72 per year.
> >-Next option is buy online and add the cheapest card $9.99 for 30 min/30
> >days and then add the 1 year no min. card for $50. $60 for both.
> >-Or just do 60 min/90 cards 4 times a year for $80.
> >-Could add the 1 year card for $99 but then I'd have over 2000 minutes.
> >In theory I think this card is the cheapest for both min/days.
> >Don't live near a VA hospital and want to keep using the 376 as it's a
> >pretty good phone.
> >
> >Price wise the 30 days card and the 1 year no min. card seems cheapest,
> >but am I missing anything?
> >Woody
> >
> >
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Woody,

The use of other sites is really easy. You need to quit leaving money on
the table. I just got my refund last week from my 1 year card and phone
when they had triple the normal refund. Brought my cost down to around $76
with the tax and everything. You would have been $99.95+tax less the $3 so
say $102 or there about depending on the tax rate for your state. Then the
rebate would eventually be processed to give you another $8 or 9 dollars back.

Richard Sheasley

At 08:36 AM 2009-11-11 -0800, you wrote:
>Last week ordered an extra LG200C. I like to have a second phone of one
>I'm using, for second battery mostly.
>The LG200C comes with a free Accessory Kit. But there is currently a
>coupon for a free kit and a coupon for $3 off price of a phone. Wanted
>to see if I could make it all work together.
>When I went to order they had an offer of the 200C and kit and a 1 year
>card for the price of the the card. $99. The phone & free kit alone is
>$20. I need mins like I need a hole in head but it was a good deal in my
>mind.
>So I ordered online the phone and 1 year card... added the bonus for the
>$3 off, accepted, then added the number for the free kit, accepted.
>
>I waited... got the package by fedex yesterday. 1 phone, 1 card and 2
>accessory kits. Free shipping, $96 plus my state tax.
>
>Instructions... "Add your preferred phone to your cart, then use code
>88160 when you check out to get the free accessory kit added to your
>order. DO NOT add the $14.99 kit to your cart on your own. You can also
>use code 23444 for a $3 discount in conjunction with the free accessory
>kit code ­ just enter one code in the discount box, click submit, then
>enter the next code, click submit again, then proceed with your checkout."
>
>Bet you could do better using another site to go to TF but I haven't
>learned those yet.
>
>
>
>------------------------------------
>
>TracFone_Users Mailing List
>To Access the FAQ: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Tracfone_Users/files/
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Or do a purchase of a minutes card on the Tracfone web site directly and
then select the - supersize options, one of which should be 1 year of
service only offered. JMart and a few others can probably tell you the
price for that option, but it would be the smallest number of minutes
without having to risk using a VA purchased phone and risk activating and
transferring the free minutes and service time.

Richard Sheasley

At 08:12 AM 2009-11-11 -0800, you wrote:
>
>
>My Moto 376g is due for more days of service in a few weeks. I have over
>1000 minutes on it from an earlier transfer. I use few minutes, or in
>spurts. 1000 could last couple years.
>
>-I've signed up for the Value Plan of automatic service extension. 30
>Days is $5.99 plus my state tax (high). I pay only if I go beyond my
>service date and haven't added a card. No days on this plan but one can
>buy buckets of mins and with my DMFL is around $.10 plus my tax. Approx
>$72 per year.
>-Next option is buy online and add the cheapest card $9.99 for 30 min/30
>days and then add the 1 year no min. card for $50. $60 for both.
>-Or just do 60 min/90 cards 4 times a year for $80.
>-Could add the 1 year card for $99 but then I'd have over 2000 minutes.
>In theory I think this card is the cheapest for both min/days.
>Don't live near a VA hospital and want to keep using the 376 as it's a
>pretty good phone.
>
>Price wise the 30 days card and the 1 year no min. card seems cheapest,
>but am I missing anything?
>Woody
>
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Last week ordered an extra LG200C. I like to have a second phone of one
I'm using, for second battery mostly.
The LG200C comes with a free Accessory Kit. But there is currently a
coupon for a free kit and a coupon for $3 off price of a phone. Wanted
to see if I could make it all work together.
When I went to order they had an offer of the 200C and kit and a 1 year
card for the price of the the card. $99. The phone & free kit alone is
$20. I need mins like I need a hole in head but it was a good deal in my
mind.
So I ordered online the phone and 1 year card... added the bonus for the
$3 off, accepted, then added the number for the free kit, accepted.

I waited... got the package by fedex yesterday. 1 phone, 1 card and 2
accessory kits. Free shipping, $96 plus my state tax.

Instructions... "Add your preferred phone to your cart, then use code
88160 when you check out to get the free accessory kit added to your
order. DO NOT add the $14.99 kit to your cart on your own. You can also
use code 23444 for a $3 discount in conjunction with the free accessory
kit code – just enter one code in the discount box, click submit, then
enter the next code, click submit again, then proceed with your checkout."

Bet you could do better using another site to go to TF but I haven't
learned those yet.

I see lots of ads for TF on the internet as I read online papers, etc.
In the last week I've seen TF info-mercial on cable. Talking up TF and
the Moto 376g. It's a 30 min show I believe.

Some interesting things I think I heard... For calling  Canada or Mexico
calls you can ask TF for a local number there and you family/friends can
call that number for free and get your US TF. Course you are charged
minutes.
Talked about features of the 376g and how to use.
Wish I could see it when not half asleep.
Woody

My Moto 376g is due for more days of service in a few weeks. I have over
1000 minutes on it from an earlier transfer. I use few minutes, or in
spurts. 1000 could last couple years.

-I've signed up for the Value Plan of automatic service extension. 30
Days is $5.99 plus my state tax (high). I pay only if I go beyond my
service date and haven't added a card. No days on this plan but one can
buy buckets of mins and with my DMFL is around $.10 plus my tax.  Approx
$72 per year.
-Next option is buy online and add the cheapest card $9.99 for 30 min/30
days and then add the 1 year no min. card for $50. $60 for both.
-Or just do 60 min/90 cards 4 times a year for $80.
-Could add the 1 year card for $99 but then I'd have over 2000 minutes.
In theory I think this card is the cheapest for both min/days.
Don't live near a VA hospital and want to keep using the 376 as it's a
pretty good phone.

Price wise the 30 days card and the 1 year no min. card seems cheapest,
but am I missing anything?
Woody

Woody, I believe you and Richard are correct. The time for a new text is removed
from your balance when you select to read it, but TF's promos are always
displayed as soon as you open the phone. Thanks, guys!
Robert
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--- In Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com, Woody <waterk9@...> wrote:
>
> Richard,
> to be honest I don't know. I believe you are right, the ones from Trac
> are somehow free, but not 100% certain.
> My 376g is a good phone but the phone number was evidently previously
> owned by someone behind in bills, had "friends?" that grunted a "call
> me". The phone has gotten lots of VMail msgs and text from places I
> don't want to go, don't want on my phone... So I'm quick to get both and
> type msgs off the phone without much thought.
> I'd try to get a new number but believe it would mean a new sim... and
> then have to convince TF it has to be ATT not TMob. The msgs are
> decreasing so I don't have to find and delete as much.
> Woody
>
> > Woody,
> >
> > If in fact these messages are from Tracfone- then aren't they free of
> > charge. It has been sometime since I've seen one directly from Tracfone-
> > but they are reminders of service time date coming up or trying to sell you
> > something.
> >
> > Richard Sheasley
>

Sorry if I didn't make myself clear. I am a Net10 user, and I fully intend to
activate and use at least one of these, hoping it won't be a step back in
performance from my current Nokia 1600 (not a fancy phone, but I don't need
fancy). I was just concerned that I could find essentially no info on these
phones anywhere, other than the standard specs (like you find on the Net10 phone
list, except there are currently no specs there. I assume it's not currently
available there). If the one I try does well, I'll let my daughter have the
other, to replace her LG300G. The only harvesting I planned was the use of the
cheap minutes, but if I don't like the 400G, I'll use it a week or so and port
my number and minutes to another Nokia that I have, unopened. Thanks!
Robert
----------------------------------------------------------------------
--- In Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com, solar_guru <solar_guru@...> wrote:
>
> I can't tell you anything about the LG400's but I can tell you that
"Harvesting the minutes" from them is risky unless you do it right.  Go back
through the archives and you will find the thread about phones being killed by
loss prevention for doing that (remember, just because the computer or CS let's
you do the transfer DOES NOT mean that Loss Prevention will let you keep them).
>
> Others will chime in I'm sure but basically transferring days/units from a
phone that is newly activated is risky.  And transferring from a phone that has
never had a airtime card added to it is paramount to committing cellular
suicide.
>
> What seems to work is activating a phone, adding a airtime card, and then
letting it sit for a few weeks or more, and actually using it a bit.  Then, it
seems to transfer OK to another phone.
>
> Harvesting minutes is really not viable anymore ... because Tracfone/Net10
kills your phone first and then makes you jump through hoops in order to
POSSIBLY turn it back on.
>
> All I can saw is Be Afraid .... Be Very, Very, Afraid
>
>  
>
> Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government program  -- Milton Friedman
>
> --- On Mon, 11/9/09, pvpreacherman@... <pvpreacherman@...> wrote:
>
> From: pvpreacherman@... <pvpreacherman@...>
> Subject: [Tracfone_Users] Couple of questions?
> To: Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Monday, November 9, 2009, 1:11 PM
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>  
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>       Hi, all. Wondered if anyone can tell me how to clear the text inbox on
>
> my wife's W376G. She doesn't do text, and those TF offers to buy time
>
> are just cluttering the box. My second question is about the LG400G
>
> phone. I was basically
>
> "tinkering around" on eBay, mostly looking for a deal on a Moto, when I
>
> made a bid on a deal for two of these that I never really expected to
>
> stand. It did, and I now have two LG400G's, new in factory packaging, on
>
> their way. At the least, I got 600 minutes at 6.5 cents each, but on
>
> phones I can find little info about. Is this a good phone, or should I
>
> just concentrate on harvesting te minutes? I appreciate any advice on
>
> either of these matters. Thanks!
>
> Robert
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

That worked like a charm! Thank you so much.
Robert
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--- In Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com, "tracfnjl" <tracfnjl@...> wrote:
>
> If I remember right, go into inbox, press center menu key, select cleanup,
<OK>, select ALL, <OK>, should empty inbox. I don't have my 376 handy, but think
this is correct.
>
>
>
> --- In Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com, pvpreacherman@ wrote:
> >
> > Hi, all. Wondered if anyone can tell me how to clear the text inbox on
> > my wife's W376G. She doesn't do text, and those TF offers to buy time
> > are just cluttering the box. My second question is about the LG400G
> > phone. I was basically
> > "tinkering around" on eBay, mostly looking for a deal on a Moto, when I
> > made a bid on a deal for two of these that I never really expected to
> > stand. It did, and I now have two LG400G's, new in factory packaging, on
> > their way. At the least, I got 600 minutes at 6.5 cents each, but on
> > phones I can find little info about. Is this a good phone, or should I
> > just concentrate on harvesting te minutes? I appreciate any advice on
> > either of these matters. Thanks!
> > Robert
> >
>

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Make that the LG220c. I am unfamiliar with the 200c.
--- In Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com, "DavidB" <tracfonewv@...> wrote:
>
> The LG200c has one, it is capable of recording up to 60 seconds per clip.  It
has a one step option to use the clip as a ringtone for the phone.
>
> --- In Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com, "rws52" <rws52@> wrote:
> >
> >
> > My 2126i has 'voice recorder' but it's just for recording 30 second memos,
not as a substitute for a real recorder.
> >
>

Yes, Voicemail can be turned on and off with most carriers.  If your tracfone
happens to be on the Verizon system, turn the phone on and key in *#770#, you
may have to press send I don't remember any more.  And *#77# to turn your
voicemail back on.  I used to use this with my tracfone all the time it has been
just left off for the last few years.  The codes might work with other carriers
I don't know but it will if your tracfone uses verizon.

Rob
--- In Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com, "L M" <kitobu@...> wrote:
>
> Exec CS can reset the voicemail.
>
> --- In Tracfone_Users@yahoogroups.com, Woody <waterk9@> wrote:
> >
> > Have a Motorola 376g. A nice phone. I set up Voice Mail when I got it. I
> > get lots of calls for the previous phone number owner. Additionally I
> > have Google Voice so that is the number I pass out.
> >
> > So, is there a way to turn off Voice Mail on this phone so when people
> > call it says the mail box has not been setup and msgs can not be left?
> > If I call CS can they do it? Is it something regular CS can do or do I
> > need the magic number for Exec. whatever.
> >
> > Thank you, Woody
> >
>