Should you trust a girl with two mobile phones ?

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  1. Simba73 profile image67
    Simba73posted 11 years ago

    Should you trust a girl with two mobile phones ?


    I have noticed that many girls have two mobile phones which may to many seem harmless enough, but what is the point of two personnel cell phones, I not talking about one from the company she may work for and her own personnel one, but Two personnel ones?

    What's the deal ?

    Are they hiding things from people?

  2. starstream profile image42
    starstreamposted 11 years ago

    Never trust a girl with two mobile cell phones.

    1. Simba73 profile image67
      Simba73posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      That what I think but what are the reasons if not about cheap calls,sms etc as I pay for one of them anyway ?

    2. Mom Kat profile image77
      Mom Katposted 11 years ago

      For a while I had 2 personal cell phones.  1 was the phone I had under my hubby's plan.  He did not believe in texting & would not upgrade the plan.  So I went out and bought another pre-pay cell phone & minutes because everyone else wanted to text more than talk.  I used it to keep in touch with work, family, and friends.  The phone I had under my hubby I kept pretty much just for talking with him through our shared minutes.
      After he looked at the cost of both he decided that once our term of service is expired with the contract, we will both be using pre-paid phones.  For the time being I am not using the pre-paid phone because our finances are tight.
      If you are wondering why a specific person has 2 cell phones, the best thing you can do is ask.

    3. WryLilt profile image87
      WryLiltposted 11 years ago

      For awhile I had three phones. Each was with a different network - so one would give me cheap calls, one would give me cheap text and one I could ring certain friends on who were with the same company for free.

      There isn't always something suspicious about it, sometimes it just makes life easier and cheaper.

    4. sarahmoose profile image65
      sarahmooseposted 11 years ago

      I think it depends. I have 2 at the moment, but because I have credit on my pay as you go, and I need to use it up as I have just got a contract phone. It may be a cost thing, a friend of mine has 2 because there are free minutes on one for her family (same network offer) and the other she uses for friends (same offer, but across different networks). Best plan is just to ask.

    5. Yahl profile image61
      Yahlposted 11 years ago

      What is wrong with having two mobile phones? Other guys I knew has one mobile phone yet has two girlfriends at one moment. Lol. How is that?!

      1. viveresperando profile image64
        viveresperandoposted 11 years agoin reply to this

        rofl...

    6. kabugalewis profile image60
      kabugalewisposted 11 years ago

      in my opinion,yes and no. Its bad enough as it is when.they have a single phone . At times they tend to be oblivious of the world around them driven by the forces.of technology. However there is a breed of responsible trustworthy individuals so it all depends on your judgement

    7. samemmanuel profile image79
      samemmanuelposted 2 years ago

      I think trust  is not connected with cell phone. The point is this if you can trust  someone if they have one cell phone than surely, you can must trust the person for keeping two cell phone. So if a girl or boy keep two cell phone that does not mean you can not trust them man. And if they want to break your trust they can do it while keeping the one cell phone.

    8. Brenda Arledge profile image79
      Brenda Arledgeposted 2 years ago

      There are a few who use this method to be totally dishonest.
      But then there are the others who use this as an avenue to be more productive.
      She can still bd working while her ithercell phone is charging up.

     
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