This looks good.

If I have any problems, I'll report back here. They came recommended via AARP and they've been with BBB for 14 years I think. The plans were reasonable, the billing seemed reasonable. As I said, I'll report back if I have any undue hassles

But then there's only about 12 people that have that number and 90% of the time it's turned off.

I don't text and it's a dumb phone and I like it that way.

I usually keep mine switched off, too.

I didn't know until after I got it that as long you are connected to wifi, your calls and data are FREE! So I can use it as much as I want while getting chemo, and not worry about draining my remaining minutes too soon. (Usually just I end up playing a mahjong game on it, but I could watch Netflix if I wanted.)

I love that the customer service folks are in the U.S.A.

She was having problems with AT&T long distance and lost her cell. She's signing up for cell and in-house service and dropping AT&T land line. She also gets the AARP discount.

I can't drop my land line because I don't get cell service at my house. My cell is Tracfone for about $10 a month, where I now have a gazillion rollover minutes. Wish I could drop my land line.

We just want to be able to make calls when away from home.
No text, no photos, no long chats.
Pretty much just essential information.
Works for us.