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PhotoJim · 26-07-2010, 16:04

I'm not aware of any absolutely bare quad-band phones. By definition, a bare phone would only have the frequencies necessary where it was normally to be used so the bare phones tend to be dual band.

Still, older phones like the Motorola RAZR V3 are cheap and cheerful as well as easy to use. Ignore the camera and the web browser and you're good to go.

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PhotoJim (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 389 Join Date: 10 Dec 2006 Location: Regina, SK, CA Country:	26-07-2010, 16:04 I'm not aware of any absolutely bare quad-band phones. By definition, a bare phone would only have the frequencies necessary where it was normally to be used so the bare phones tend to be dual band. Still, older phones like the Motorola RAZR V3 are cheap and cheerful as well as easy to use. Ignore the camera and the web browser and you're good to go. CA: SaskTel, Wind postpaid; Rogers, Bell postpaid iPad flex plans; US: T-Mobile postpaid data, prepaid voice; PureTalk (AT&T MVNO) prepaid voice/data; AT&T prepaid iPad plan Hardware: Too much but notably iPhone 5, iPad Mini Retina LTE, Moto G LTE (N.A. version), iPhone 4. All unlocked.