I am curious. How long has it been since any users here have used a pay phone? While reading another thread I was going to suggest to give someone a quarter to use the pay phone but realized - I don't know what a payphone costs anymore. I would think payphones have gone up to something like .45 cents. Last time I used a pay phone was 2005 in Canada on a calling card. By the way, I don't recommend using an American calling card on Canadian payphones. But that's another story.
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I am curious. How long has it been since any users here have used a pay phone? While reading another thread I was going to suggest to give someone a quarter to use the pay phone but realized - I don't know what a payphone costs anymore. I would think payphones have gone up to something like .45 cents. Last time I used a pay phone was 2005 in Canada on a calling card. By the way, I don't recommend using an American calling card on Canadian payphones. But that's another story.
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damn i haven't used a pay phone in years. come to think of it, i dont see many around like i use to, are they extinct yet?
i swear i'll ask to use someone's cell before i touch a pay phone.
I think the last time was when i crashed my celica, it was raining and i had forgotten my cell phone at home. Had to call my brother to come pick me up.
last time i used one was in thailand when i had to call home but in america umm probably when my car broke down at 3 am on the freeway about 5 years ago
Naw, I was getting my car stereo worked on last summer and I had 6 hrs to kill in the barrio so I started walking around (my old neighborhood) and I saw that there were payphones and people using them. I know who was using them and why, but it was just so funny to actually see a place with payphones and see them being used.
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I got stuck in front of a battery shop (long story) without my old brick of a cellphone (another long story) about 4 years ago. I needed to make a call and found 2 back to back payphones. The first one took my money .35 but the person I was calling couldn't hear me. As I was yelling into the reciever, I had a fresher revelation of the term "diarrhea of the mouth" based on what I was smelling on the reciever. To this day I think some homeless guy musta wiped his *** with that reciever.
I slammed the reciever down and walked around to the other side. Yeah, there was a phone, but the frayed wires showed that someone had pulled the reciever as a souvenir a long time before.
NOW I ALWAYS KEEP MY CELLIE WITH ME. NO MATTER WHAT
I know not this pay phone of which you speak. My sources indicate this may have been a communication device used frequently in the era of casette tapes, VCRs and microsoft versions 1.0-3.1.
Just kidding, but I haven't used a pay phone since I was homeless in Utah, about 2 1/2 years ago. It would have been 50 cents, were I not considerate enough (to my pockets) to call collect.
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I haven't used a dirty payphone in NYC in ages but the price has definitely gone up... Its $0.50!!! Then most of the suckers don't work so you end up putting in $1.00 to lose it, LMAO!!!
But this just in... My BB was working on the train while underground and I was ecstatic about it that I was passing the word around and a few friends have actually witnessed this for themselves!!!
I haven't used a dirty payphone in NYC in ages but the price has definitely gone up... Its $0.50!!! Then most of the suckers don't work so you end up putting in $1.00 to lose it, LMAO!!!
But this just in... My BB was working on the train while underground and I was ecstatic about it that I was passing the word around and a few friends have actually witnessed this for themselves!!!
Gotta love the BB! So try it out Mzshey2x!!!
Mmm I know people get reception at 34th, 42nd, & 96th.. but I'll have it to try it for myself
I think it was 2 years ago when I was n florida (I'm in canada) and I was amazed by the cheap rates to call canada (50c or something). Which was better then using a cellphone
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Davey- When I took the ALCAN I ran up 85 bucks woth of overage on my cell phone before I realized I was on roaming. Free nights and weekends didn't work over the border on ATT. That was the last time I used a payphone. I was broke down outside of Saskatoon. Less than halfway to AK. Boy was I nervous!
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