Free Government Cell Phone Guide

Lifeline can help you get a phone! Are you tired of changing your phone number ever few months, because you can't pay the bill?  Are you tired of losing track of friends and important contacts? Do you receive assistance from SNAPS, WIC, Section 8, SSI, or another assistance program?    You are probably eligible for a phone.  With a cell phone, low-income, disabled and the elderly, are able to keep in touch with a family members, make doctor's appointments, and take care of other, important issues. This website will teach you everything you need to know about receiving a free government phone services.  

Free Government Cell Phone Guide, Will Show you:

• How to apply 
• How to activate your new phone
• How to purchase extra minutes
• What to do when you lose your phone
• How to re-certify to continue your service
• How to contact the company when you have a question
• What companies are offering free phones in your state
• What do when one of the major three companies do not have the program in you area

If there is anything, you are interested in, and it cannot be found on this site, leave a comment and we with post that information as soon as possible.  Find out what free cell phones and other programs, are available to help you during these difficult financial times.

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Do you Qualify for a Free Government Cell Phone?

Lifeline works with the government and wireless companies, to provide free cell phone service to low-income families.  Each qualified applicant receives a free cell phone and free minutes.   You no longer have to worry about checking on your children when you are out.  Reaching your boss when you are running late or having a working contact number when looking for a job.

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There are many families in American who cannot afford broadband internet service.  There are also many families who still do not have computers.  It is hard to believe this could be possible in such a rich nation, but it is the reality.  There are internet companies, now offering low-cost internet to the poor.  The three major companies that are offering this program to individuals and families, are Connect-to-Compete, Comcast  and CenturyLink.   These companies are committed to helping the less fortunate, have access to adequate internet access.  They are not