If you live in Kentucky and are reading this, welcome to the FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net Kentucky page. We put it together to help you get more information on the Lifeline phone service program that’s available in your state.
The governor of Kentucky released a report in June 2011 that said the state’s economy was strong. “The third quarter was a great quarter, and it looks good going forward,” said Greg Harkenrider of the State Budget Director’s Office.Well, times have certainly changed.
Inflation is now rearing its ugly head. Unemployment is higher than it has been in years. And economists are very worried about the future.
Despite all this doom and gloom, low-income Kentuckians have some good news. Thanks to the Lifeline free government cell phone program and the Affordable Connectivity Program’s free internet service, they can get a free smartphone, unlimited talk, unlimited texts, and maybe even unlimited internet.
Lifeline and ACP free government cell phone service providers in Kentucky
- Access Wireless
- AirTalk Wireless
- American Assistance
- Assurance Wireless
- Easy Wireless
- EnTouch Wireless
- FeelSafe Wireless
- Life Wireless
- Safelink Wireless
- SafetyNet Wireless
- StandUp Wireless
- Tag Mobile
- Tempo Communications
- Truconnect
Lifeline Discount Companies in Kentucky
If you qualify for Lifeline Assistance, but you find that none of the companies offer free government cell phones where you live, you have another option. The companies below, while not offering free cell phone plans, do offer substantial Lifeline discounts off their regular mobile phone plans in Kentucky:
How to qualify for Lifeline Assistance free government cell phones in Kentucky
You are eligible if you receive benefits from any of these programs in Kentucky:
- Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (Food Stamps or SNAP)
- Medicaid
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
- Federal Public Housing Assistance (Section 8)
- Veterans Pension and Survivor's Benefit.
- Bureau of Indian Affairs General Assistance (BIA)
- Tribally Administered Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (Tribal TANF)
- Tribal Head Start (only those households meeting its income qualifying standard)
- Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)
You may also qualify if your Total Household Income is at or under 135% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. To see these calculated income levels, please see chart below:
Income Based Eligibility for Kentucky | ||
---|---|---|
Members in Household | Annual income | |
1 member | $18,347 | |
2 members | $24,719 | |
3 members | $31,091 | |
4 members | $37,463 | |
5 members | $43,835 | |
6 members | $50,207 | |
7 members | $56,579 | |
8 members | $62,951 | |
For each additional member add $6,372 annually |
How to qualify for an ACP free government phone and unlimited service in Kentucky
It’s even easier to qualify for ACP service than it is to qualify for Lifeline service. The USAC website spells it all out:
Consumers qualify for the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) through participation in Lifeline or a Lifeline-qualifying program, having an income at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines, through participation in ACP-qualifying programs, such as the free and reduced-price school lunch or breakfast program (including the Community Eligibility Provision), WIC, through award of a federal Pell Grant, or through participation in a participating service provider’s existing low-income program.
There is good news for low-income Kentuckians. Lifeline and the Affordable Connectivity Program can bring you a free government smartphone, unlimited talk, unlimited texts, and believe it or not, unlimited data. This can be a game changer, so enroll today.
Latest Lifeline & ACP Phone & Internet News for Kentucky:
If you have any other questions, please refer to the links in the sidebar.
Summer says
Can someone please upfront let an enrollee know which network each provider is using and if they are GSM or CDMA phones.This will make it sooo much easier for me or any enrollee looking for service. Thanks
Henry says
You need to call the customer service phone line to ask what type of wireless service that they offer. Since Safelink (through Tracfone) got bought out by Verizon, the type of phones and service might change for their Lifeline plans. Of the big three wireless providers, T-Mobile and AT&T are GSM carriers. Verizon is usually a CDMA carrier, but I believe that they offer GSM service as well. CDMA service is somewhat outdated in the USA now. But it is not obsolete as far as I know.
Jerry stovall says
When will I get my cell phone
Free Government Cell Phones says
It all depends on which company you signed up with, Jerry. Some companies say ten days but many readers have told us it often takes far longer than that.
Kim Teegarden says
This is not as hard as I thought it would be
Free Government Cell Phones says
Glad to hear it, Kim. We keep telling people how simple it is.
Diana Inman says
I had assurance wireless they dropped my plan saying service in no longer available so I signed up for qlink they only sent a Sim card well I can’t use the Sim in the assurance wireless phone. So I signed up for safe link it’s been over 2 weeks my phone still hasn’t come I keep calling safelink when they get me over to customer service they hang up on me it’s happened two times this morning I’m so frustrated I’ve been without a phone now for over a month please help I’m located in southern KY laurel county
Free Government Cell Phones says
We wish we could grab someone by the lapels and give them a good shaking, Diana, but there’s nothing we can do to help you in this unfortunate situation. This is an independent informational website, and we are not affiliated with any of the Lifeline companies in any way.
Kayla Brown says
My boyfriend can’t read and write and is needing a government lifeline phone. Is there anywhere in Hazard KY that he go to get one from one of them tents they set up?
Free Government Cell Phones says
Don’t do it, Kayla. We strongly urge our readers NOT to enroll at a street event. They have been the scenes of far too much fraud and abuse. Instead we urge you to enroll by phone or online.
Schlonda Moore says
My phone came from Cintex Wireless o am unable to make phone calls O call yesterday I was on hold for 3 hours no one answered phone still not working.
Sandra Raye Dyerr says
I am disabled and have been with SafeLink over 10 yrs I can not afford another phone but have talk to customer for 2 months now still do not have my replacement phone I need a cell phone replacement as of 6 mths ago please help me
Free Government Cell Phones says
If you should choose to switch to a different service provider, here’s all you need to know:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/faq/how-do-i-switch-lifeline-providers
Miranda says
Can I meet someone today in the Louisville area do that I can have my phone replaced
Free Government Cell Phones says
We urge our readers not to enroll at street events because they have been the scenes of too much fraud and abuse. Enroll by phone or online instead.
James Robert Harrison says
I accidently put wrong Sim lock code tried yarious times frequently advised not enter wrong code three more times or it warned to look permently
Free Government Cell Phones says
You’ll need to speak to your service provider’s customer service team, James.
Lesia says
Which carrier has best service, in my area
Free Government Cell Phones says
That a question that’s impossible to answer, Lesia. For example, your next door neighbor may get a great signal and you might get a lousy signal from the same service provider.
Trina Baker says
I’m in extreme Eastern Ky. I tried Qlink they didn’t have service in my area. Please let me know ASAP who offers service for me .
Free Government Cell Phones says
We cannot trace it down to the zip code level, Trina. You’ll need to check with each company’s customer service team to find out if they offer service in your area.
Rebecca Norris says
i hear theres phone stands set up so you can apply from them. can you tell me where these stands are set up in louisville kentucky ? ty
Free Government Cell Phones says
Absolutely not, Rebecca. They have been the scenes of far too much fraud and abuse. You are much better off enrolling by phone or online.
Tyler wolz says
It said that I was approved for a phone but I have not received an email yet. How do I check to see if it’s coming or where to pick it up at?
Free Government Cell Phones says
There’s no way to know exactly when it will arrive, Tyler. Check with your service provider to see if you can get an update.
Sandy Downey says
There is no option for hearing assist when u apply
Free Government Cell Phones says
Sounds as if you are attempting to enroll online. Try giving your preferred service provider a phone call to speak to customer service, Sandy.
Tim says
With the COVID 19 Pandemic happening and students are now being asked to work online. Can it be arranged for parents that qualify to be given a phone or phones that their child or children can have unlimited data and internet so that they can use this as an option to work on their online classes for schools across Kentucky? I know the phones now are for parents but could they also be given phones till this is over for their children that have online classwork to do? Smartphones can access online classrooms like Google Classroom.
Free Government Cell Phones says
A number of companies are offering additional minutes/data during this period of time, but it would probably require special changes to Federal Communications Commission regulations to do what you are suggesting. We doubt that that’s going to happen.
Mark Belcher says
I applied for my phone 2 months ago and haven’t heard anything back
Free Government Cell Phones says
That’s far too long to wait. Contact that company’s customer service team or check it’s website to see if it offers a “Check Your Status” function.
charity fodor says
i want to know why i cant continue applying for one once i click on continue
Free Government Cell Phones says
We don’t know which company you’re attempting to enroll with, Charity. But if you can’t enroll online, try calling the customer service team.
sheena murray says
where can i find the tents for the phones in lexington ky
Free Government Cell Phones says
We strongly urge our readers NOT to enroll at street events. See our answers to many questions similar to yours below.
Damon Colvin says
How can I find the free cell phone government assistance booth?
Free Government Cell Phones says
We urge our readers NOT to enroll at street events, Damon. Too much fraud and abuse at those places. You never know who’s legit and who’s not.
Linda says
l have a qlink cell phone ,l am on social security,it is time for recert l mail the paper work and infor that was require so l could get recert but they said they did not get and l am going to lose service jan 6 2020,l have call and email but can,t get help,due to my health l need a phone on hand can l go and sigh up for another service?l have the proof and meet the requirement ,l offer to download the proof require but was told it had to be mail in ,l also offer to fax in ,please tell me what to do
Free Government Cell Phones says
Yes, you can enroll with another company as long as you have been with your current service provider or 60 days or more (and since you needed to recertify we assume you’ve been with them for a year). Here’s an article that tells you exactly how to make the switch:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/faq/how-do-i-switch-lifeline-providers
Cathy D. Rice says
Does this plan have WiFi connection and can I connect to use with my tablet ?
Free Government Cell Phones says
No, you cannot connect with your tablet.
marzanka Missi neal says
there is nothing available in albany ky they say bluegrass but they dont even know what you are talking about
Free Government Cell Phones says
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Amanda says
Is there any eligibility for a landline rather than a cell phone?
Free Government Cell Phones says
No. The Lifeline program used to offer discounts on home phones and free government cell phones, but that changed recently and landlines are no longer offered.
Bev says
How do I know which providers service work at my address
Free Government Cell Phones says
We provide a generally accurate list of cities for each service provider, but even that doesn’t mean much or an individual address because there are so many variables. Check with each service provider’s customer service team to see what they say about service at your specific address.
Eddie asbuey says
I need to switch my to another phone because I’m trouble with this phone
Free Government Cell Phones says
You need to contact your service provider’s customer service team for more info, Eddie.
Elizabeth Reagan says
I have a government phone already with time but keeps kicking me out of service(signal) where i have always got perfect signal at. What could be wrong?
Free Government Cell Phones says
No way for us to know, Elizabeth. There are sooooo many variables that only your service provider can give you an answer. Contact them by calling 6-1-1 on your free government cell phone.
Steve says
I’m having a very hard time with Safelink and they rejected my paper work. I am 100% disabled on SSDI and SLink won’t approve my application I live In Kentucky. Am I eligible or not for a free lifeline or not. 2104 I was approved but this time 2018 same paper work as last time sent but I’m not getting no where white them. Help .. thanks
Free Government Cell Phones says
We are not privy to your paperwork or financial situation, so there’s no way for us to know if you are eligible, Steve. But have you tried enrolling with a different free government cell phone company? Might be interesting to see if one of the other companies listed on this page will approve you.
Steve says
Thank you for the info. I didn’t know other Company’s had different plans. I’ll try that 🙂
Anne says
I signed up for safelink last month and accidentally clicked on global sim card and not the phone. I never used the Sim card and called customer service and they told me that I would have to buy a phone compatible with that sim card! I can’t afford that, so I was wondering if I would still qualify for any of the above companies even though I got safelink a month ago.
Free Government Cell Phones says
The good news is that you can switch service providers at any time, Anne. So check out all the companies and plans listed on this page, choose the one that fits your needs best, then speak to customer service and go through the enrollment process. It should be relatively simple. Here’s an article that tells you more:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/faq/how-do-i-switch-lifeline-providers
Carla says
I am currently a member with assurance wireless and get 350 free voice minutes each month. I saw an ad from safelink wireless saying they have 500 free minutes each month. When I try to apply for a new phone with safelink it shows a customer ID from where I had service with them a few years ago. I’ve called and explained that I needed to cancel m to membership with safelink when the phone they gave me just stopped working. They never sent a replacement phone or sim card like they said they would. So now what should I do?
Free Government Cell Phones says
If you can’t make any progress with Safelink, keep in mind that there are lots of other companies out there and you can switch to one of the at any time you want. Here’s an article that tells you all about switching:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/faq/how-do-i-switch-lifeline-providers
Jon Brown says
I’m a severe epileptic and I am in need of a free cell phone
Free Government Cell Phones says
You can enroll with any of the companies listed on this page, Jon. We provide contact info for each company on its own page.
wonderwoman says
I received a letter in the mail from wellcare of kentucky due to the fact i have a medical card and am once again eligible for phone service thru safe link. i filled out papers, customer service gave me a application number over phone. 10 business days before phone service to be turned on. i lost old phone a long time ago and was instructed to get myself a new one, not provided by tracphone or safelink. i did so! called three weeks after i sent in application and ” they” have heard nothing or seen my application. give “them” more time, i was instructed.
Free Government Cell Phones says
You don’t say which company you enrolled with, Wonderwoman, but delivery time varies from company to company and from customer to customer. Most companies say it will take about two weeks, but many readers have told us it took three or even four weeks or even longer. We’d check back in with customer service if we were you.
Brenda kiser says
When well they be in Pikeville ky
Free Government Cell Phones says
It’s up to each individual provider.
James Evans says
Where do I get a phone
Free Government Cell Phones says
Have you read the information on this page, James?
John Offutt says
I bought a smartphone 4 years ago but could only afford to keep it activated for a few months. Is there a store anywhere in Louisville Q-link wireless can be located. I would like to have my smartphone re-activated at no cost and receive medicaid as well as I am on ssdi. My name is John Offutt, my email address is *******@gmail.com, and my home phone is 502 239 **** if you could please help so I would feel more secure having one for emergency.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Very few of the free government cell phones have brick-and-mortar stores, John. But you can enroll with any of the companies listed on this page. BUT before you enroll with any company, make sure that the specific make and model of your phone is compatible with its cell network. Speak to customer service.
Johnnie bowling says
When will lifeline represenitive be in hazard ky
Free Government Cell Phones says
We strongly urge you NOT to enroll at a street event, Johnnie. It’s much safer if you avoid potential fraud and abuse by enrolling by phone or online. Here’s where you can find a list of all the service providers and plans availalbe in your state:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/states
joe stanford says
were is a tent for the free cell phone 12-14-2017 near downtown louisville ky
Free Government Cell Phones says
We constantly urge our readers NOT to enroll at street events because they have been the scene of so much fraud and abuse. Do yourself a favor and enroll online or by phone, Patricia.
Rebecca Young says
I have qlink wireless through sprint and I have never been able to call or text since I’ve had it I try calling number to cancel enrollment but no luck what can I do myself and my husband are sick we have no income and my phone bill with at&t is past due I’m afraid they are going to disconnect service please help ty becky young
Free Government Cell Phones says
How long have you had your Q Link account, Rebecca? If you have gone 30 days without using your phone, your account has probably already been cancelled.
Tracy says
I am already with a free phone service provider and have been with this company for 3 years. I wish to transfer service to a different free phone service. How do I go about changing my service? I am having issues with my phone and curremt provider is not helping to resolve it.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Here’s a recent article that tells you EVERYTHING you need to know, Tracy:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/faq/how-do-i-switch-lifeline-providers
Michael Neal says
I can’t find my provider
Free Government Cell Phones says
Assuming you live in Kentucky (since you left this comment on our Kentucky page), did you look at the entire list of service providers above?
The only thing you can do is start at the top of the list and contact each of the listed companies until you find the right one. If you click on each of the provider’s names, you’ll find contact info in each of their pages.
It will take some work on your part, but it’s the only way to solve your problem.
Janet says
NOT INTENDED TO BE OFFENSIVE.
I am having problems linguistically understanding what the people are saying when I call. I try to tell them that but apparently they are not understanding me. I need someone who speaks American English without an Asian accent. Or who speaks Kentuckian.
I need a phone please help.
Free Government Cell Phones says
That’s a problem many of our readers report, Janet. How about if you try this: Visit the website of the company you’re trying to enroll with. Check to see if it offers an online chat or email-to-customer service function. Good luck.
MsDee Bailey says
Can a Medicaid member call any of the service providers to begin service or is there a general phone number for them to call to set up service?
Free Government Cell Phones says
You need to enroll with a specific company that offers free government cell phones in your state. Each company has different contact info and we provide that info on each service provider’s page.
darrell n ditto says
i appild for a phone and they told i could”nt get one because i already have one i donot have one what do i do.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Call back. Ask to speak to a supervisor and ask that person to help you clear up a problem in the National Lifeline Assistance Database.
Julie says
I think I threw everything away that had my phone number on, the pin etc. I am older and am very forgetful. I do not even remember the company. I cannot unlock my phone and I am sure I even threw the number to call. I did not mean to throw them away. I was cleaning off my desk. I can’t believe I did this. Help!
Free Government Cell Phones says
There’s only one way for you to find out who your service provider is, Julie. You need to click on your state at this link:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/states
Then you need to start at the top of the list of your state’s service providers and call each of their customer service teams until you find your provider. They’ll be able to identify you by name, address, phone number, social security number, etc.
Matt says
I have been approved for SNAP benefits and for medicaid, but i dont have either card yet seeing as how i just got approved. is there anyway to use the paperwork or case number to apply?
Free Government Cell Phones says
How do you know you were approved? Send in that paperwork.
Mark says
I need a lifeline provider in KY that uses att tower
Free Government Cell Phones says
Here’s an article that will tell you which Lifeline companies use which national cell networks.
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/cdma-gsm-lte-phone-compatible-with-my-free-phone-network
crystal presley says
My sim card dont work on my phone. the number is 502 819 **** and i cant use my phone.
Free Government Cell Phones says
How do you know it’s your SIM card that’s the problem, Crystal? No matter what the problem is, though, you should contact your service provider’s customer service provider.
J. Donahue says
Needing a phone for my veteran brother with hearing impaired. Please advise.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Two things for you to know, J. First, there are no plans available based on your brother’s veteran status. We think that’s a shame and should be corrected, but that’s how it currently stands. However, there are lots of other ways to qualify. Here’s a link to that info:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/basics/qualify
And here’s another article that tells about the hearing/speech/vision-impaired policies of all the major Lifeline free government cell phone companies:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/government-cell-phones-hearing-vision-speech-impaired
Good luck. We appreciate all your brother did for the rest of us and the sacrifices he made.
ginger rider says
I think my ex husband may have sent my daughter a free government phone. Is there a way to check if it is a government phone?
Free Government Cell Phones says
Do you have access to the phone? If so, you can call 6-1-1, which is every company’s customer service number, and see who answers. Ask the customer service rep if the phone is part of a Lifeline Assistance plan.
Tim says
My son is in the cell phone repair business. He is just starting out. Is there a separate programs to repair all these free phones? If so how can he get in the race?
Thanks!
Free Government Cell Phones says
The companies buy the refurbished phones in bulk. There’s probably very little chance for a small, one-man operation to get involved.
anita freeman says
Hi my cell is not working how do I get another phone. I looked on the link but did not see my plan I have lifeline in KY
Free Government Cell Phones says
You left this comment on the Kentucky page. All the free government cell phone providers in Kentucky are listed on this page.
Sandra says
Does Windstream or Verizon offer any free lifeline services or discounted services like any of the others here? Or like the AT&T or T-Mobil services?
Also, I noticed that all these free services have some truly terrible ratings from their customers for their so called free lifeline services. The customers all keep saying the same things- they get crappy non-working phones and then, can’t get any help or answers back from the customers; and that they want to switch to other companies but, can’t because they are already being charged by someone else that won’t release them or actually give them a decent working phone or service. So, what does one do not to get caught up in these bad companies? How do we actually make sure of getting a good company for these lifelines, assuming they even truly exist after all the terrible reviews on all their sites. I am very concerned and yet, I am in serious need for a phone.
Please, I need some serious responses/answers here! Thank you, Sandra
Michelle says
michellelawler@yahoo.com I need to be able to get a cell phone. I have been abandoned by my husband. He took every penny out of the bank and left. He does not even let me know where he went. I am down and out in more than 1 way.
Rachel brock says
What kind of phones do they have I need a good one mine has as leads been those real cheap ones c as n someone help me out today before I make a choice
Rachel brock says
Please find me a nice phone I haven’t never had one it always been real cheap and hook me up with the best plan you can thanks
Free Government Cell Phones says
We can’t hook you up, Rachel, because we’re just an independent website that specializes in news about the free government cell phone program. If you want a Lifeline phone, you’ll need to contact the companies on this page with the contact info you’ll find on each of the service provider’s pages.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Each of the Lifeline service providers offers different phones, Rachel. And they are distributed randomly as customers enroll, so you never know what make and model you’ll get.
suzie says
my 2nd husband did the same thing. luckily the 3rd time is a charm. im getting married again. your ex didnt deserve you. god will give you a better man.
karen ison says
I was just wondering I have a safelink phone and I am having trouble with it . I can’t hear it ring . and you echo when you talk into it . I am wanting another phone but I was wanting to know that if I can get another one .I will send this one back and I would like to keep the same number if I could .
Micah says
Yes you can get another phone. They will send you a new one and once you receive it just send the old one back.
Shelia Bryant says
What kind of cheap internet are you talking about? We have Disability checks each month for the both of us and can barely pay the $56.05 each month now for this internet we have now. It stays out a lot and is always the most. My son pays my monthly bills from that crummy internet we have now. I’m in a wheel chair and can’t do much except be on the computer to find the things I want to read and so is my husband, he had a heart attack last year and has diabetes, plus really high blood pressure, he has to find something to do that doesn’t make him breath too hard and stay cooled off, so he uses the internet to play games on it. We would be glad to try your cheap internet and see if it’s better and cheaper than what we already have. I’ll be waiting to here from you about the internet that is so cheap. Thank you very much! Shelia Bryant
angie claibirne says
When will a rep be in lexington ky again
Christopher Klette says
I need to know, when will be the next time, a phone rep. will be in Falmouth, KY.
Thank You
Laura says
Had a phone cool pad stop working shortly after I recieve it. Send it back to company .problem has never been solve or replace.
kerry jones says
I have a bluejay phone that don’t work most of the time and I am older and can’t hardly see the keypad. I am going to have bluejjay disconnected if I am approved for another one. I can not see having a phone I can not use. that is why I am trying to get one through another company. thank you
greg price says
I applied for a lifeline phone through budget. But was denied because they said I already have a phone. This simply not true. How do I clear this up and get a phone.
Ronnie Bruce says
I signed up for a phone at safelink several months ago the first one they sent had no signal where I live I have contacted them several times they said I would get another phone each time it’s been over several weeks and still no phone I need to know what I can do
Reeko says
those in poverty get spied on by the government through a free phone service sounds promising I hope they have the money to jail a lot of idiots
Dale says
You need help
Amy Trimble says
How do I get a cell phone?
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net says
Start here and pick your state:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/states
Donnie craft says
As someone who works for a living. I wish someone would explain to me when a cell phone became an entitlement. This is just one of the many problems in this country. No incentive to get a job. Why bother. Everything will be given to you. Tax dollars hard at work right here
Deyvaen says
I paid into the system my entire life and worked 2 or 3 jobs most of the time. If I was physically healthy enough I’d still be working, but that option is no longer available to me.
I have the luxury of being completely disabled and living on an extravagant $800./month SSI & food stamps, which barely covers my rent, electric, heat, medications, food and trips to the doctor or grocery store. I don’t have cable TV, internet or any telephone – I have to go to a neighbor or friend’s house to use theirs. I would take a land line phone if that was offered, but a cell phone is what’s being offered. I would like the privelege of being able to call one of my 7 doctors for an appointment or the pharmacy to fill my medications. Thank-you for your help.
Micah says
Nice Christian attitude. Some people such as myself have worked all their lives. In my case I had a severe car wreck and can no longer work. I went from making $65,000 a year to drawing $1675 a month. My point is I would still work if able to and while yes some tax dollars go to programs like this I have no probl with that. God forbid if an elderly person fell and had no phone to call 911 with and died for that reason. How would you feel about that?? Our tax dollars are LITERRALY spent on things that help no one so if you still feel the way you did before reading this then on your final judgement day lets hope God has more compassion than you show
Dale says
First off the phones are very basic. Limited minutes and in most cases limited texts. No data. These are for people like me that are unable to afford a phone but need to contact people like Dr’s and schools. I worked until I got hurt and then I went from $1400 a month to $700 with over half that being rent and medical insurance. Cell phones are cheaper than land lines and those were made “entitlement” over 40 years ago.
Pam says
How can i get a phone my income is 700 monthy
James r bailey says
I draw ssi and live alone, i can’t afford phone service on my income.
Hopefully you all can help me,
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net says
As you can see above in the article, SSI is a qualifier. Give one of the providers listed above a call and you will get your phone.
Buffy nye says
Does ky get free text for life
Rachel says
No
Tiffany hamlin says
I haven’t used my phone in a year now can I reactivate it
Joyce Hammond says
My new free phone will not come on don’t know what site got it from it was from a tent. What do I do?
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net says
I’m sorry, with the exception of dialing 611 (if your phone is working), there is no way to know the name of your company.
Nancy Moore says
I have had several Minnie strokes. I am on S.S.I. from my deceased husband. How do I get a free phone.
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net says
Everything you need to know about getting a phone in Kentucky is on this page. If you live in another state, please click on the States link in the navigation bar up above.
laura simmons says
i currently am getting lifeline assistance on my home phone. i would like to transfer that to a cell phone. could someone please contact me for assistance with this? thank you. L simmons
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net says
No one can contact you, you’ll need to select a provider from the list on this page and contact them.
Sherry Stewart says
I got a free cell phone recently and it was working great until last month, and now it say that it is not register will u please help me?
Kenneth says
What is the number for the place by cardinal lanes
wanda slone says
hi I am a cancer patient with back promblems and I have to to the docor a lot I take the bus we have here but it takes awhile to get back to get you and in some doctors offices its hard to get to use their phones I need a cell and appreciate it if you would point me in the right direction to get one … I cant afford to buy one ..I am on ssi ans the snap program ..I don’t drive so I need to know where to see if I can get one I li ve in Pikeville ky and my zip is 41501 …thanks
Betty Bailey says
Hi, I’m Betty I have talked to bill from field marketing and I’m interested in selling life line phones in the Newport area. He says he is the manager and I’m having trouble finding the online application. I can be reached anytime at 513283**** thank u I’m very interested in working. 🙂