Senior Phone Advantages from Consumer Cellular

Senior Phone Advantages from Consumer Cellular

Consumer Cellular is the exclusive cell plan provider for AARP offering senior-friendly cell phones and cell plans.  These cell phones are specially made for individuals who find it difficult to use a standard cell phone due to limited dexterity or difficulty hearing or seeing.  In addition, the senior-friendly cell plans that accompany the phones are designed to be straightforward and easy to understand.

Let’s explore the unique advantages to senior-friendly phones, cell plans, and providers, specifically Consumer Cellular.

Senior Cell Phones Advantages

Consumer Cellular’s phones are utilitarian, no-frills models made by Motorola and Nokia.  These basic phones are free.  The features they provide are:

  • Loud ring tones
  • Soft, grippy surfaces
  • Large, separated, easy-to-read buttons
  • Bright, easy-to-read screens
  • Hearing aid compatibility

Senior Cell Plan Advantages

The prepaid calling plans offered by Consumer Cellular are simple plans with many features seniors find appealing:

  • Intuitive plan names such as “Anywhere 250, Anywhere 500, Anywhere 100, etc.”
  • Low upfront costs ($35 activation fee)
  • No contract
  • No long-term commitment with ability drop service or change cell plan at any time
  • Low monthly fees;  as low as $10 a month
  • Phone comes in the mail
  • Quick and easy setup instructions
  • Soon to be available in retail stores including Sears

Senior-Friendly Wireless Provider Advantages

In addition to tailored phones and simple cell plans, Consumer Cellular’s customer service and value-add features and services allow seniors to enjoy the convenience and security of a cell phone without the trouble or commitment.  Consumer Cellular provides:

  • Hassle free, friendly service
  • A no-risk money back guarantee with free returns
  • Usage alerts
  • Customer  support
  • How-to  videos

AARP closely monitors Consumer Cellular and its retail stores to make sure the plans meats AARP standards.

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Posted on May 23rd, 2010

2 Responses

  1. admin
    June 1st, 2010 | 9:26 am

    Consumer Cellular announced today that it has added the Samsung A177 to its lineup. This is the provider’s first QWERTY style phone. It has a 2.2 inch display, speakerphone, Bluetooth, and a VGA camera.

    The monthly service on the phone will be $40 (in addition to the $35 activation fee).

  2. June 7th, 2010 | 5:13 pm

    Yeah, it’s good, very useful, thanks :)

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