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<blockquote data-quote="Desiree" data-source="post: 1587632" data-attributes="member: 219155">The Fuze is a very expensive device and would honestly not be worth purchasing unless you were using it for business or education purposes, as it is a Windows Mobile device. You would not be able to access a lot of the phone&#039;s features without the internet package, which costs an extra $30 a month. It&#039;s hard convincing parents to pay for cell phone service alone, let alone unlimited internet.I am 21 years old and desperately want an iPhone but I have a hard time justifying the need to spend $300 on a cell phone that will only last 1-2 years. The Fuze costs even more than the iPhone! Maybe you could convince them to get you a Pantech Matrix or an AT&amp;T Quickfire, as both are really cool phones with QWERTY keyboards (unlimited internet is just $10!) The Quickfire is touch screen, too!I have only ever sold 1 Fuze, but I&#039;ve sold a countless number of texting phones.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Desiree, post: 1587632, member: 219155"] The Fuze is a very expensive device and would honestly not be worth purchasing unless you were using it for business or education purposes, as it is a Windows Mobile device. You would not be able to access a lot of the phone's features without the internet package, which costs an extra $30 a month. It's hard convincing parents to pay for cell phone service alone, let alone unlimited internet. I am 21 years old and desperately want an iPhone but I have a hard time justifying the need to spend $300 on a cell phone that will only last 1-2 years. The Fuze costs even more than the iPhone! Maybe you could convince them to get you a Pantech Matrix or an AT&T Quickfire, as both are really cool phones with QWERTY keyboards (unlimited internet is just $10!) The Quickfire is touch screen, too! I have only ever sold 1 Fuze, but I've sold a countless number of texting phones. [/QUOTE]

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