Text Now
Text Now on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“'you can install an esim from Text Now and then pay 30 bucks a month for the same thing... with text now, you know, the beauty is like if you just need talk and text, it's it's free'”
Text Now is presented as the company's solution offering free talk and text service at a lower cost than traditional carriers, positioning it favorably.
▶ Hear it“a month for the same thing, right? Um, or if you don't use data all the time, like for example, most people are just at home most of the time on Wi-Fi. You don't really need to be paying a data plan all the time. So, you just pay for what you need, right? Um, not even with us, with any other there's tons of other phone service providers out there that probably will will beat that monthly price and we'll let you just install an ESIM on your phone and not lock you into a contract. But but with text now, you know, the beauty is like if you just need talk and text, it's it's free, right?”
Presented as a solution offering free talk and text service and lower-cost alternatives to traditional carriers.
▶ Hear it“on your lock screen, it'll show like say text now. Text now on it. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. When the incoming call comes. And then for folks that just want something that's free or cheaper or whatever, also we could Yeah, we could also replace your your carrier line as well, right?”
The service is discussed as a practical tool for managing multiple phone numbers, with mention of free or cheaper alternatives to carrier lines.
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