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Originally Posted by frahse
I had a child with that. I was tossing a ball to her and one eye turned "in." We went through the "patching" the strong eye, the specially prescribed glasses and eventually when an adult she had an eye operation to help it.
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I am glad for your child that it was worked on. Mine goes out and they patched my good eye from the age of 2. Those are the only memories I have from being this young, the misery of not seeing with that patch. It didn't work in my case and I never had any operation.
And like it was said here, real life "3D" is not the same than the one being created on a screen.
And all this talk about these numbers and unlocking and all that, just shows that if amazon gets in that game, they will make it easy. I got exited for a second about buying the Moto G like it was just posted, but I would have been out of my money as I don't know about the codes or what is needed and all that. I do now that looking at the list on Ting, it wasn't there as an option even as bring your own.
I wouldn't mind a good used phone, but someone like me would just end up with an unusable and possibly old battery phone. Some of us aren't as versed in this cell phone speak.
Amazon makes things easy with hopefully the added positive of an affordable decent smart phone. Right now Ting doesn't have that, even though I like the service. Republic does, but some of the technical thingies with that service scare me, but they have a nice affordable phone now.
I'll wait a couple of more months and see if any more rumors come out about an amazon phone.
As for others listing other providers, thank you for that. But most of them are just more what I am willing to pay each month. And I don't think I have every seen a more confusing website than Boost. I still have no clue what it would cost there.
. But I think it was at least $30 a month, still more than I need or want though.
Someone needs to make these things easy. I hope Amazon is that someone.