This phone is perfect for senior citizens and adults who dont want complex phones w/ downloadable ringtones, email capability, broadbandconnect capability, camera phones, etc, yet has the reliablity and durability that the public has come to expect from LG. Sure, there are plenty of Verizon phones which are inexpensive (or even free) but I have yet to see a motorola phone which works without problems after 6 months, Nokia has zero track record on CDMA networks, and who wants to trust a no-name company developing an inexpensive phone. Verizon may talk a big talk about how ALL of their phones are put through rigerous testing, are the best of the best, etc, etc, etc - but if that was the case, they never would have released the Razr w/o major programming changes.
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This phone is perfect for senior citizens and adults who dont want complex phones w/ downloadable ringtones, email capability, broadbandconnect capability, camera phones, etc, yet has the reliablity and durability that the public has come to expect from LG. Sure, there are plenty of Verizon phones which are inexpensive (or even free) but I have yet to see a motorola phone which works without problems after 6 months, Nokia has zero track record on CDMA networks, and who wants to trust a no-name company developing an inexpensive phone. Verizon may talk a big talk about how ALL of their phones are put through rigerous testing, are the best of the best, etc, etc, etc - but if that was the case, they never would have released the Razr w/o major programming changes.