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Tracfone announces pair of Samsung feature phones
posted by Joe on June 11th, 2012 - 12:56 pm | Tracfone

Today Tracfone announced a pair of basic Samsung phones for its lineup. Pictured above is the Samsung S425g, which appears to be from the Messenger line of phones. It features a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and not much else. It does have some basic features, such as a media player (with 32GB microSD expansion capability) and a 2.0 megapixel camera with video. But it’s really nothing special. The price should reflect that, though there is no word on pricing or release date yet.
The other one is the most basic of basic bar phones, the S125G. There’s really nothing to say about it, other than it will be dirt cheap. If it’s not, well, then don’t even bother with it. As with the 425G, there is no release or pricing info on this.

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Drake Johnson Says
I am wondering if you could do $25.00 for the phone.
Posted on July 29th, 2012 at 2:38 pm -
Susan Hannon Says
I purchased a Tracfone samsung s125g, in a hurray just to have a phone with me for emergencies. I followed the directions for a “save over 200 air time minutes” I have had it since 9/28/2012 it is now 10/17/2012. Biggest ripoff ever. My 240 minutes were used up in 5 days at the price of 10.00 for phone,surcharge and 120 minutes. I hope everyone that is thinking of purchasing one of these, just remember any amount of minutes you think you are getting it is, false and you cannot get your money back, says on sales slip. I wish I had known. I hope this helps others especially young kids that think they are such a great deal. Susan
Posted on October 17th, 2012 at 2:45 pm -
jeannie Says
Seriously!! if you got this phone through Trac-Fone, there is no contract and you don’t loose minutes but you can use them up if you keep talking. Remember it’s a prepaid and if you call overseas the minutes cost more. Emergencies as you have stated is not long conversations. I topped up my emergency phone in April 2012 and I still have minutes on it. You must have gotten the wrong package deal.
Posted on November 13th, 2012 at 12:50 pm
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