Please Recommend a Cheap Android Phone

**Retz** · September 13th, 2013 10:57 AM

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yep, iPhone lang ata nano sim.

**Syuryuken** · September 13th, 2013 12:18 PM

Originally Posted by Retz

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yep, iPhone lang ata nano sim.

hindi naman may mga china phone na rin na micro sim. bili ka na lang ng pang cut sa cdrking

**Retz** · September 13th, 2013 01:44 PM

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mas mura pa sir kung bibili sa cdr-king pang cut kesa ipa cut mo Php100 ata singil.

**architect** · September 13th, 2013 04:27 PM

Originally Posted by Cathy_for_you

Thanks so much. I am glad I don't need to buy another phone anymore

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You might still want to opt for a second phone so that you can use a local sim overseas. Or a dual-SIM phone to make things more convenient.

More often than not, using a local SIM to call or text back will be cheaper than using your roaming PH SIM to make those calls/texts.

Your friends in PH can send you text messages to your regular PH number. It won't cost them anymore than the usual. It also won't cost you extra. Then you reply via call/text using the local sim of the country where you happen to be at. (Answering roaming calls, of course, is an entirely different and expensive issue.)

Of course, it will be lot more cost-effective if you use Viber or Skype (or Facetime if your device is an Apple) via WiFi or a data plan. But this assumes the party you are contacting is also a user of these free services.

Hope this helps.

**roninblade** · September 13th, 2013 06:15 PM

Originally Posted by architect

You might still want to opt for a second phone so that you can use a local sim overseas. Or a dual-SIM phone to make things more convenient.

More often than not, using a local SIM to call or text back will be cheaper than using your roaming PH SIM to make those calls/texts.

Your friends in PH can send you text messages to your regular PH number. It won't cost them anymore than the usual. It also won't cost you extra. Then you reply via call/text using the local sim of the country where you happen to be at. (Answering roaming calls, of course, is an entirely different and expensive issue.)

Of course, it will be lot more cost-effective if you use Viber or Skype (or Facetime if your device is an Apple) via WiFi or a data plan. But this assumes the party you are contacting is also a user of these free services.

Hope this helps.

she has a Note 2, and her old E72 phone is the 2nd phone that you're suggesting she needs ;)