Going a Day without a Phone Part 2 - The Power of Google Fi [Fireside Polycast]
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Going a Day without a Phone Part 2 - The Power of Google Fi [Fireside Polycast]

Summary

Holy crap, I am glad I am with #googlefi GoogleFi My phone died yesterday, as in needs repair. In order to fix it I need access to my bank which is online only. Screw Chime lol. I can't log in on pc cause I needed 2 step verification. Can't do that if I can't text However since #GoogleFi is so interconnected with things like #googlehangouts and even http://messages.google.com (wouldn't work without the phone on). I can now get my texts via gmail instead! FANTASTIC GoogleFi Google I don't usually share like affiliate links or anything, or at least try not to however. I am freaking so happy with Fi. Google Fi When you click this it will bring you to the Google Fi phone service. If you decide to switch carriers to them like I did. Then we both get $20 towards our plans. Here is the real kicker: For me it costs $20 a month for unlimited calls and texts, which it should be the same for you. Then you only have to pay for the amount of DATA you use. Again for me that is around $15, so the total bill comes out to $35 a month. #CHEAP Its never gone over $40 for me, and has been as low at $28. Although I'm a pretty mild data user, even as a techie! :D https://g.co/fi/r/3MC8DU
Holy crap, I am glad I am with #googlefi GoogleFi
My phone died yesterday, as in needs repair. In order to fix it I need access to my bank which is online only. Screw Chime lol.
I can't log in on pc cause I needed 2 step verification. Can't do that if I can't text
However since #GoogleFi is so interconnected with things like #googlehangouts and even http://messages.google.com (wouldn't work without the phone on).
I can now get my texts via gmail instead! FANTASTIC GoogleFi
 Google
I don't usually share like affiliate links or anything, or at least try not to however. I am freaking so happy with Fi.
Google Fi
When you click this it will bring you to the Google Fi phone service. If you decide to switch carriers to them like I did. Then we both get $20 towards our plans. Here is the real kicker: For me it costs $20 a month for unlimited calls and texts, which it should be the same for you. Then you only have to pay for the amount of DATA you use. Again for me that is around $15, so the total bill comes out to $35 a month. #CHEAP
Its never gone over $40 for me, and has been as low at $28. Although I'm a pretty mild data user, even as a techie! 
:D