We break down what a virtual phone number is, its numerous advantages and how to get one for your business—including the possibility of a free virtual phone number.

The federal Lifeline program, which is funded by a surcharge on phone bills, provides a subsidy of up to $9.25 a month (or up to $34.25 a month on Tribal lands) for any one of the following: a ...

Other Ways to Get Free Cell Phones for Seniors If you don’t qualify for the Lifeline program, major carriers frequently run promotions that provide you with a free cell phone when you sign up ...

Julie Maestas didn’t know what she was going to do. Maestas, 48, lives at Camp Resolution in North Sacramento and has a Lifeline phone, which are typically free or low-cost from the government.

The federal government's Lifeline program provides subsidized phone service for low-income households. You may also find free or cheap options from carriers.

Approximately 1,000 detainees will get free smartphones upon their release from Rikers Island to help them connect with health care services and loved ones on the outside, the city jails’ health ...

Another resource is Cell Phones for Soldiers, which offers free phones and a year of service to transitioning veterans via their Cell Phones for Soldiers Mobile program. You'll need your DD-214 ...

As part of the free phone offer, you must also sign up for an APR 36-month installment plan with 0% APR. Depending on the phone you choose, this plan will cost you anywhere from $23.06 per month ...

Months after the state made phone conversations free for incarcerated people, the number of calls has doubled in state prisons, heartening advocates who long pushed to shift a heavy financial ...

Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School is the first of six Richmond schools to go phone-free to during the school day as part of a pilot program.

The FBI warned people to avoid using free phone-charging stations found in hotels, airports, and other public places. Hackers can insert malware or monitoring software into phones through charging ...

Following a story from Killeen ISD’s May 28 board meeting, comments on the Herald’s Facebook page erupted immediately. As of 7 p.m. Saturday there were over 1,000 comments and more ...