Try Radio Shack.
I bought a plain, simple, unrefined version there last September, for a month-long, coast-to-coast, 7,700-mile- round-trip-car journey. Solo. I'm 81 years of age. Worked just fine, despite the fact it didn't have oversized digits or any other special curmudgeon's aids.
Can't remember the brand. I gave the thing away after the trip. But, Radio Shacks seem to be just around the corner, all over America. Just stumble into one, tell them you are a cell phone idiot, and a patronizing clerk is sure to fix you up. Cost was around $60, and I bought some prepaid time for around $20.
--Jack Payne
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Try Radio Shack. I bought a plain, simple, unrefined version there last September, for a month-long, coast-to-coast, 7,700-mile- round-trip-car journey. Solo. I'm 81 years of age. Worked just fine, despite the fact it didn't have oversized digits or any other special curmudgeon's aids. Can't remember the brand. I gave the thing away after the trip. But, Radio Shacks seem to be just around the corner, all over America. Just stumble into one, tell them you are a cell phone idiot, and a patronizing clerk is sure to fix you up. Cost was around $60, and I bought some prepaid time for around $20. --Jack Payne