AT&T seems to have a better selection, especially if you're wanting one
with the GPS feature. I do, though, believe the Motorola Q can be used
on Verizon.
RKP
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>>> "Homme, James" <james.homme@xxxxxxxxxxxx> 6/19/2009 8:47 AM >>>
Hi,
My apologies for this message. I'm coming up with a lot of out-of-date
information trying to Google for information about accessible Verizon
cell phones. My contract is up soon. Customer service told me that
Verizon is out of stock on the one model they had with a screen reader.
My current phone is an LGVX8300. Does anyone know where I can read about
Verizon phones that are perhaps more accessible than just being able to
read down so far in the menus and stop talking when you get to where you
want to be?
Thanks.
Jim
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