That’s what I do Rosy. Even if I only talk to them one time. At least I have
the number in case I need it again. I keep stores, fast food joints, etc.
Everything. I do my shopping lists in my notes section of the IPhone 5c, and I
have learned to text message those who have text messaging capabilities. I
just don’t do email or go online. I have gone online to Pizza hut to order a
pizza with a discount code, which I wrote on my phone in the notes section, and
put it in my order. The order didn’t go through, so I gave the guy at Pizza
hut the code on my phone and he said he would accept it for the discount. So
it is helpful to use the notes section of the IPhone.
Vickie
From: Rosemarie Chavarria
Sent: Tuesday, December 01, 2015 5:03 PM
To: ourplace@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [ourplace] Re: To Kathleen
Hi, Vicky,
This summer I got the Samsung Gusto 3. I'm able to add my own contactswhich I
have done. I have my primary care doctor, the pulmonary specialist, the
orthopedic specialist and the foot doctor. Once I get a new person's phone
number, I add it to my contacts right away.
Rosie
On 12/1/2015 1:35 PM, Vickie wrote:
Hi. Here is just a reminder. Use your notes feature on your phone, for
dictating things like the phone number to the physical therapist. Yes, they
gave you the information in print, on a piece of paper, and couldn’t email to
you. But you could have opened up your notes section on the home screen of
your phone and asked her to dictate the phone number and other address, or
whatever other information she had about the physical therapists on your phone.
That’s how I get information I need to use at a later date. People are
usually glad to put it on your phone for you. That’s one feature seems that
all people know how to use. So they feel comfortable, and you have the
information. So, remember to do that from now on.
Vickie
May God bless you now, and evermore!
