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Who cares how old is he? Why does age have to be the difference between the BB, a razr or no phone at all? If you wouldn't get your child a blackberry, fine, but he said he wanted to pay for it, and to me that is responsibility.
Now, me believing the OP is 13, that's another story
The OP doesn't need a data plan. All he needs is the phone and if his allowance
gets increased to $30/mo, he may be able to get data as well 
12-04-08 05:53 PM - [QUOTE=luvitlo;1108084 if you keep being so mean then this community will fail. People come for advice not to be criticized
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com[/QUOTE]
Well said . There is more than enough sites on the WWW where members attack someone seeking advice . I've been on the receiving end and it made my time spent at that site very short lived . There's enough negativity in life as it is... and coming online and visiting different sites should be an enjoyable experience.... not yet another forum of " high school bullying " .
That's what makes crackberry so unique in my opinion . Members here are very helpful ( most anyways ).... and the few that like to lash out at every opportunity should look inward and seek out what it is that makes them so " special " ( or insecure ) that they feel the need to belittle others !
12-04-08 11:00 PM - People need to read more instead of criticizing. The kid has a plan already! He is not required to be on a data plan. Like he said, it is as easy as getting his sim card from the old phone and popping it in. In fact, if he gets an upgrade, no money may even be spent.
If you aren't going to post anything productive and helpful for the OP, please do not even post anymore as the post is as useless as "a 13 yr old having a blackberry"
If my son was 13 and in the same situation and saved his money for something, I would not be stopping him. It's called responsibility at an early age.12-05-08 11:14 AM
Stick to a phone till you get to college...that's when you definitely need one ;D
