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MSGM8 II Lands at Cricket for $60 Intro Price

Aug 10, 2010, 2:31 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Cricket Wireless today began offering the MSGM8 II (message mate two) QWERTY-equipped messaging phone. The MSGM8 II, made by ZTE, was approved by the FCC several weeks ago. Its basic features include a 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, voice recognition, speakerphone and a handful of Cricket-branded services. The MSGM8 II is being offered at the introductory price of $60. It's regular price is $80. It's available online and through Cricket retail stores.

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kendraslappey10

Aug 10, 2010, 10:14 PM

Promos??

Cricket new promos for these types of phones should not be advertised, until the proper adjustments have been made. The phone may cost $60.00 but by the time you add all the needed software your purchase may total up to $200.00 or more. The quality of the phones and the programs used needs serious improvement.

Kendra Slappy

Jtandt

not to mention zte makes horrible phones

dizzle321

where do you get ur facts from? thats right you dont know what you're talking about since there issn't any additional software to purchaase.....uneducated individual obviously 😲

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