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What does a Fortune 500 CEO have in common with a 16-year-old girl? They both love their cell phones. Let's be honest, our cell phones are our life line. Cell phones have evolved significantly since their commercial introduction in the 1980s, and 6 billion of the world's 7 billion people now have mobile phones. With such a high demand for cell phones and the increasing number of mobile devices available today, some wireless companies now offer a multitude of services including home internet and cable service. Service rates, mobile device prices and online reviews have a significant impact on a consumer's choice when it comes to wireless service.

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andrew of Palm Harbor, FL

Got insurance through DirecTV. Lightning strike. They say they will repair or replace with same kind. I had a Netgear Nighthawk r8000 wifi router ($250 ...

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