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Assurance More Cheap Plans for Free Cell Phones Low-Income & Unemployed

05/24/2012 by Lynn Walford

Assurance Wireless announced that along with its Free Talk and Text plan for low income households in certain states an added $5 Talk and Text plan to double the text an talk for those who need it. The program is especially for those looking for work. Assurance Wireless is a Lifeline Assistance program supported by the federal Universal Service Fund.

The Free Talk and Text plan includes a free cell phone and 250 free text messages and 250 minutes of free monthly voice service to eligible residents; the $5 Talk and Text Plan also offers a free cell phone plus 500 text messages and 500 voice minutes.

Free Cell Phones to Low-Income Households in Wisconsin

03/15/2012 by Lynn Walford

Assurance Wireless is now offering free cell phones to low-income households in Wisconsin, through a Lifeline Assistance program supported by the federal Universal Service Fund.

In addition to a voice mail account and call waiting, Assurance Wireless offers caller ID and access to 911 in case of emergency. Beyond the 250 free voice minutes each month, customers can choose from other low-cost options to pay for additional minutes, texting and international calling.

Free Cell Phones for Low-Income Households in Pennsylvania (PA) 1YR

02/28/2012 by Lynn Walford

Assurance Wireless reported its one-year anniversary of providing free cell phone services to low-income Pennsylvania residents. Assurance Wireless is a Lifeline Assistance program supported by the federal Universal Service Fund.

Free Cell Phones for Low-Income, Unemployed & Country Fans

02/01/201201/27/2012 by Lynn Walford

In some states low-income households can get a free cell phone with airtime. Assurance Wireless is working with country music star Ronnie Dunn formerly of Brooks and Dunn to raise awareness among people who have been hit hard by the economy. Assurance Wireless offers low income residents in 31 states with free a free phone and 250 minutes of free voice service.

Award-winning country music star Ronnie Dunn’s recent single, “Cost of Livin’,” speaks to the difficulty of finding a job during the recession and high unemployment currently facing the American workforce. The song begins by depicting a hardworking veteran, husband and father filling out a job application, and one key aspect of the job search is being able to call potential employers and receive return calls.

Free Cell Phone Assurance for Low-Income Households in Kansas

11/28/2011 by Lynn Walford

Attention low-income households in Kansas, Assurance Wireless is now offering free cell phone services to Kansas residents. Assurance Wireless is a Lifeline Assistance program supported by the federal Universal Service Fund.

This service provides free cell phones to low-income people, 250 minutes, a voice mail account, call waiting, caller ID and access to 911 in case of emergency.

Beyond the 250 free voice minutes each month, customers can choose from other options to pay for additional minutes, texting, international calling and more at competitive rates.

Eligible residents can apply for Assurance Wireless by calling (toll-free) 800-395-2171, or visiting www.assurancewireless.com.