Good news: The free government cell phone program is now available in the Centennial State.
But before we get to the details, let’s pause for some pertinent Colorado trivia:
Colorado is the only state that’s ever turned down a chance to host the Olympics. Luckily, the state hasn’t turned down the opportunity to offer Lifeline Assistance, the free government cell phone program.
The LoDo section of Denver stands for Lower Downtown. But now that the free government cell phone program is available for Colorado’s low income residents, maybe they should rename it LowDough.
The word Colorado means “colored red” and, unfortunately, in these tough economic times, a lot of the state’s residents need the free government cell phone program because they find themselves in the red every month.
Katherine Lee Bates composed “America the Beautiful” after seeing the view from Pikes Peak. And now that the free government cell phone program is available in Colorado, a lot of the state’s residents are going to agree that America is, indeed, more beautiful than ever.
Colorado’s famous for the pioneer slogan “Pikes Peak or Bust”. Unfortunately, too many of the state’s low-income residents have already gone bust and desperately need the kind of help provided by a free government cell phone.
Enough trivia. Now let’s get to the important stuff: How low-income Colorado residents can get all free smartphones, unlimited talk, unlimited text, and data galore.
Lifeline and ACP free government cell phone service providers in Colorado
Here’s a list of all the Lifeline Assistance free government cell phones in Colorado. They all offer different plans with different numbers of minutes, different refill options, and serve different geographic areas. So click through them all and find the plan that’s best for you.
- Access Wireless
- American Assistance
- Assurance Wireless
- EnTouch Wireless
- Life Wireless
- Q Link Wireless
- StandUp Wireless
- Tag Mobile
- Tempo Communications
- Terracom Wireless
- Truconnect
Lifeline Discount Companies in Colorado
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 Colorado:
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NONE.
How to qualify for a Lifeline free government cell phone in Colorado
You are eligible if you receive benefits from any of these programs in Colorado:
- 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)
Plus, you may be eligible under these state programs, until the new federal laws make them ineligible win 2017:
- Old Age Pension (OAP)
- Aid to the Blind (AB)
- Aid to the Needy/Disabled (AND)
- Colorado Works/Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
You may also qualify if your Total Household Income is at or under 135% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines, as calculated in the table below:
| Income Based Eligibility for Colorado | ||
|---|---|---|
| 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 Colorado
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.
It’s all free. It’s all available now. If you qualify, there’s no reason to delay. Click around to find the plan that’s right for you and enroll ASAP.
Latest Lifeline and ACP News for Colorado:
If you have any other questions, please refer to the links in the sidebar.
Christine porter says
MY ADULT DAUGHTER AND I BOTH NEED FREE CELL PHONES!! WE ARE IN AN EMERGENCY FINANCIAL STATE AND I AM OVERDRAWN AT MY BANK.PLEASE HELP US GET 2 FREE PHONES..SHE IS HOMELESS AGAIN THIS THURSDAY..PLEASE HELP..THANK U
Free Government Cell Phones says
Do you both qualify? Do you live in different houses? If so, you can both get free cell phones and service. If you live the the same house, you have a problem. One of the primary rules of the program says “one per household.”
You can learn everything you need by simply clicking around this website, especially on the navigation bar at the top of this page, for a few minutes.
Christine Porter says
NO. WE DONT LIVE IN SAME HOUSE.SHE IS at a HOMELESS SHELTER
Free Government Cell Phones says
It sounds like you can both qualify. She should apply using the address of the shelter as her home address, and you should apply using your home address as your address.
QLink Customer says
Hoping for a confirm, here, if possible. Received a new. SIM card from QLink, which took months to arrive, as their network is upgraded to 5g.
Unfortunately, after inserting new nano SIM card and powering up phone, msg displayed “invalid SIM card.”
Notified QLink tech service. Email received on 11-12-2021 stated new cell phone shipped. However, when following up on status 11-22-2021, was now informed no free phones are being shipped to Lifeline customers. To receive a replacement phone, one must pay.
Given that QLink was currently raided by several LE agencies, am strongly considering a search for a new Lifeline provider.
BTW, it was this site that provided such great info several years ago to get me started in the Lifeline program. Much thanks!
Any accurate info on this is much appreciated.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Unfortunately, we no longer have any idea how to advise readers about Q Link. Do yourself a favor and read the article at the attached link and then read all the hundreds and hundreds of reader comments at the bottom of the article.
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/q-link-wireless-raided-by-fbi-irs-us-post-office-sheriffs
Donna M Rahtz says
My wife has Q- Link is there any way I can apply for a phone? We are both handicapped, and way under the poverty line.. Q- Link does not work we have called them nurmous times, and now they say our phone isn’t compatible, want us to purchase their phone for $ 19.99 and pay for shipping they said we didn’t qualify for a free phone.. there’s a reason we can’t afford our own phone plan.. We both have health issues, and we have no family, when my wife has to go out, she has no way to contact me.. we need another phone, and one that works.. NOT QLINK. WE are missing calls from drs and important appointments can’t even get texts when we are getting messages from Lyft when we are waiting on our driver… Please we need a second phone.. we are senior citizens…
Free Government Cell Phones says
Sorry, but the rule states one free government cell phone per household, and it does not sound like you qualify for the exemption.
Christopher Hernandez says
How do I starup with a free cell company?
Free Government Cell Phones says
Look at all the plans offered on this page, then use the contact info we provide to contact that company and enroll. Simple.
Darin Smith says
Before I moved from Wisconsin to California I had QLINK and I actually really liked that service. When I got to California QLINK did not have service there so I switched to Truconnect. Now I moved to Colorado and when I call Truconnect they say that they do not cover my area. My area code is 80110. I connected with QLINK and they sent me a packet. When I put my new sim card in and tried transferring my number the message that I received from the automated system was that I should receive an email telling me the next thing to do. I never received that email but I did receive an email saying that my shipment is on the way. When I call the QLINK number I get an automated message saying that this is the account and then I get hung up on. I even went to the Chat function in QLINK and when I asked if someone could help me transfer my number the response I got was that it can take 2-7 days to get a response. I googled QLINK and I see that they got raided by 5 Federal Government Agencies. Should I switch to a different LifeLine service and if so who?
Free Government Cell Phones says
Considering the circumstances it would probably be a good idea to switch providers. We cannot tell you which one because there are so many variables. The right provider for you might not be the right provider for the guy who lives next door.
BUT says
Why is there so much advertising here? It is confusing.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Seriously? We pride ourselves on having far less advertising than most sites. We’ll make you a deal. Send us all your money and we’ll take away all the advertising. Until then we’ll be forced to run ads in order to pay the bills.
Christine Spielman says
I need a government phone. My cell Is old And working properly.
I have Med 9 For Aid to needy And. disabled. Im Going Blind.
Im Christine spielman (ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER DELETED)
I. Have Medicaid And. EBT. Please Call me And. Leave voicemail.
Free Government Cell Phones says
We’re an independent informational website, Christine, not a service provider. You need to review the companies and plans outlined in the article above, choose the one that fits your needs best, then enroll with that company using the contact info we provide for each service provider.
Concerned User says
Why are you so unprofessional in your comments, I get that you are not a service provider, but why are all of these comments so toxic? Why run this website if people asking you questions you act as you self describe in one of your comments as a “smartass”? People in this situation are confused and desperate, responding “You are full of something that smells very badly,” is just wrong. If you truly moderate the comments, why include all of these hateful things? I think you need to rethink how you are spending your time on the internet.
Free Government Cell Phones says
We feel terrible that we do not meet your exceedingly high standards. Our parents were bad people. Our grandparents were bad people. Our children are even bad people. It’s clearly a genetic thing and it can’t be helped.
Kristie says
I bet the phone service you work for would not appreciate the way you are (Helping) us customers. The way you people talk and treat your customers is inconceivable! I am turning this over the the proper authority! Free phone or not very very poor customer service. Have a great day Frre Government Cell Phones. Just because we can not afford a phone you look down on us WOW.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Let’s see if you like this answer, Kristie. You’re a freakin’ moron. We do not have customers. We are not a service provider, we are an independent informational website. We’ve said that thousands of times on this website. We have also helped thousands and thousands of people get free government cell phones.
You are going to turn it over to the proper authorities? Who the hell would that be, honey? If you had half an operating brain cell you would know we’re not part of the free government cell phone program. As our farmer father would have said, “You are full of something that smells very badly.” We would use his actual language, but we cower in fear that you might “report us to the proper authority.”
WOW, indeed.
Suzie says
Do you have one for zip code 81641. It seems there is no service out here.
Free Government Cell Phones says
“We” don’t have service anywhere. This is an independent informational website, NOT a service provider.
Suzie says
Wow!! You don’t have to be such an ass about it! Simple question didn’t need a f**ked ignorant answer!
Free Government Cell Phones says
Wake up on the wrong side of bed this morning, Susie? All we did was tell you what we don’t offer. May we suggest a little Valium?
Suzie says
I don’t need any. You should stop taking stupid pills tho
Free Government Cell Phones says
Ahhh, Susie, it’s that sort of witty banter that’s made you the talk of the town.
Michael Ritz says
I’m trying to find a tent address to come and apply at in Denver co
Free Government Cell Phones says
Apply online or by phone, Michael.
Joe stolzenberger says
I am at a loss here.I Live in Colorado, on S.S. can I get a free phone.? How to continue confused and lost as to how
Free Government Cell Phones says
All the Colorado service providers are right here on this page, Joe. Check them all out, choose the plan that fits your needs best, then use the contact info we provide to contact that company and enroll. Easy peasy.
Patricia Montes says
I live in Pueblo CO how would I go to fill form for a government phone,is there any building in Pueblo CO where I can go
Free Government Cell Phones says
You enroll using the contact info we provide for each service provider listed above. Enroll by phone or online.
Karen says
Which of the Colorado providers are compatible with At&t/Cricket phones?
Free Government Cell Phones says
Here’s an article with the info you need, Karen:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/cdma-gsm-lte-phone-compatible-with-my-free-phone-network
Jonathan Hands says
Why don’t you update the content? It’s almost 2019, and you state that some of the programs will not be available in 2017. See what I mean? I read the whole thing and then find that your content is out of date. Sorry to complain but you asked for comments.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Are you familiar with the word “pedantic,” Jonathan?
Michael Fiorillo says
Are YOU familiar with the word, “smartass”?
Free Government Cell Phones says
Familiar with it? We invented it.
chris says
can you please tell me where i can sign up in person around 80206
Free Government Cell Phones says
PLEASE read our answers (below) to many similar questions to understand why we strongly recommend enrolling online or by phone.
Free Government Cell Phones says
We no longer advocate enrolling at a street event, Chris. Too much fraud and abuse. Enroll online or by phone instead.
Linda says
I qualify for the service however the town that I live in (green mountain falls CO) does not deliver mail to the physical address, only to p.o.box. I have no choice in this matter. I’ve made numerous phone calls to no avail. Is there anyone who can help me?
Free Government Cell Phones says
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/faq/can-i-get-a-phone-at-a-po-box-address
Kelly says
That’s how it is where I live – Kremmling, CO. I use my physical address, but on the second line I just write my PO Box number. Here, at least, the mail carriers know what that means.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Interesting idea, Kelly. We’ve never had anyone suggest that before. Let’s hope it works for others as well as it works for you.
Liz says
Put your physical address the your numbers only on the side. Ex.- 123 Hay Street #324. We had the same problem
NICHOLAS BARTUSKA says
I’m having trouble finding a stand thst gives you a free phone service! Unfortunately I’m homeless and can’t have one delivered! How to you locate these stands in colorado?
Free Government Cell Phones says
We hate to be the bearers of bad news, Nicholas, but according to the rules of the Lifeline free government cell phone program you are not eligible unless you have a street address. The only way that we’re aware of around that regulation is to gain residence in a group home (a homeless shelter, for example). Good luck, my friend.
Ruth Sung says
I’m glad to get a free phone.
Thanks a lot.
Susan Justice says
I AM OVERWHELMED AND CAN’T FIGURE OUT WHICH ONE IS FOR ME. i HAVE MY OWN SERVICE AT HOME WITH MY INTERNET AND AM HAPPY WITH IT, i NEED A MOBLIE FOR BEING AWAY .
Free Government Cell Phones says
We can’t recommend one company over another, Susan. Sorry you’re feeling overwhelmed, but you need to read more on this website to help determine which company/plan fits your needs best.
Joan Ann Gering says
I am currently living in N.Y. and have a free phone for low income person. How do I get this in Colorado when I move there in March 2018.
Free Government Cell Phones says
It should continue to work in Colorado, but when your one-year anniversary rolls around, you will not be able to recertify. You have two choices. One, if your service provider offers service in both states, they may be able to switch you over. Two, you might want to take this opportunity to check out all the service providers in Colorado to see if one of them offers a better deal (more minutes, more texts, more data, better smartphone, etc). If so you may want to make the switch.
Here are two articles you should read. First is an article that tells you exactly how to make the switch:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/faq/how-do-i-switch-lifeline-providers
And here’s an article that makes it easy to find all the service providers available in your new state:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/states
Tonie MARCELENOHERNANDEZ says
I live in Greeley Colorado when and where can I get a free cellphone
Free Government Cell Phones says
Check out all the programs on this page, Tonie. We’re certain that at least of these plans will be available there in Greeley.
Brian says
I have had a lifeline company for a few months but they have left me without a working phone since the start. I saw one area that says I can change companies every 60 days and another area that says I can only do it once a year. How often can you switch companies? I’ve tried fixing the situation with the company and they have just played games with me so I have filed complaints against them and asked to be switched companies as the resolution requested. Is there someplace here that says what network each company uses? I live in Commerce City, CO and a lot of companies have such weak signals that the phones are useless. Thanks
Free Government Cell Phones says
If you have voice and text only service, you can switch every 60 days. If your plan includes data, you must wait the one full 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
Kim says
Yes. When i enter my zip code it tells me there is service in my area. When i go to the next step it tells me there is no service in my area. ..
Free Government Cell Phones says
Where are you entering the info, Kim? On a service provider’s website?
Kim says
everytme I fill out the form it says I qualify also my state . But when i fill out for a service provider it is constantly telling me I don’t qualify in my area!
I no of several people who have or have had service here w the government phones.
Why is th thing telling me I qualify an there is service in colorado just not in my area.
Free Government Cell Phones says
We would assume that it is telling you that the company offers service somewhere in Colorado, but not in your specific area. It’s not an unusual situation, Kim. Have you tried other companies listed on this page to see if they are available where you live?
Linda ortiz says
I started my app online. For a free phone instead of habing it mailed to me can pick it up at a qulink stand in colo
Free Government Cell Phones says
We’re not 100% positive, but we’re pretty sure the phone has to be mailed to you.
Autumn says
I was set up with Assurance Wireless at the end of 2016, and it has been a terrible experience. The phone is always breaking and freezing and the customer service people are terrible and don’t actually fix the issues. I would like to switch my service to Q-Link. How would I go about that? I know the rules state I can only have 1 lifeline phone, but I have no other way for my job and doctors to contact me during the switch if I must cancel it while waiting for my application to be approved/phone sent with QLink. What are my options?
Free Government Cell Phones says
There are no options, Autumn. You can switch companies if you’ve been with your current company for at least 12 months. Otherwise, no switch.
Barkley says
I am presently on SNAP and Medicaid.
Do you have any program to help with internet service for home use ??
Thanks
Free Government Cell Phones says
Good question, Barkley. You need to visit our other website, CheapInternet.com. We have a page dedicated to Low-Income Internet that tells you about all the plans available. Several of them are aimed at homes with children, but others are available to anyone. Check them all out carefully and then enroll with the one that fits your situation and needs best. Here’s that link:
http://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
judy corlett says
i qualify for a free cell phone. i am elderly. i live on my social security benefits, qualify for medicaid and food stamps. i cannot complete this form because you are not recognizing my physical address. i live in jaroso colorado. ups and fed ex deliver to this address. my mail comes to the jaroso post office were i have a po box **** i have no phone at all so i cannot call the 1855 qlink43 number. please help me. judy corlett
Free Government Cell Phones says
Our readers run into this issue all the time, Judy. We asked our contact at the USAC how to solve the problem and they advised that the customer (that’s you) should contact the service provider to explain the situation. They say it should be relatively simple to solve, but we’d love to hear your experience. If you can’t call, contact Q Link by phone by email. Go to the company website, click on “Help Center” and then click on “Contact Us.” You will be able to communicate with customer service by filling out the email form provided on that page.
Sandra says
So I got a phone in Greeley Colorado Infront of the food bank and I locked my sim. How do I find out what carrier I have so I can call and get the PUK UNLOCK code? The phone is a Primo Plus C353
Free Government Cell Phones says
There’s only one way to find out who your provider is, and it isn’t particularly easy, Sandra. Go to our “States” page and find Colorado:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/states
Your only option is to start at the top of the list of 12 companies that offer free government cell phones in Colorado. Call each one until you find the one that is your service provider. They’ll know based on your phone number, address, social security number, etc.
Sandra says
Thank you very much. I believe the lady said something about T-mobile was the provider. Don’t know. I’ll call around. Again thank you….
Suzanne Rogers-Wilkinson says
Who in Colorado will let me bring my phone and keep my #????
Free Government Cell Phones says
Virtually every company allows you to BYOB (Bring your own phone) or BYOD (Bring Your Own Device). Different names for the same program. The problem is that not all cell phones are compatible with all cell networks. So the only way to find out for sure is to call your chosen cell phone company and ask customer service or tech support if your existing phone is compatible with their network.
Chris says
I’m in Boulder Colorado can anyone please tell me where to get a free cell phone near me without going to Denver
Free Government Cell Phones says
You can do it from the comfort of your home, Chris. Choose your favorite Lifeline service provider and apply online or by phone.
Krysa says
I’ll even go to Denver where can I get one today
Free Government Cell Phones says
We do not recommend enrolling at street tents or booths because they have been the scene of so much fraud and abuse. You’re much safer enrolling online or by phone, Krystal.
John says
No sense in including the Viaero link on this page…
“Lifeline Discounts are only available in Arkansas, Nebraska and Kansas”
Free Government Cell Phones says
Thanks, John. We always appreciate it when our readers let us know about changes within the program. There are so many Lifeline Assistance programs and they’re constantly changing, so we occasionally miss an occasional update.
Jennifer L. Schafer says
I am a single mother looking for help on getting a cell phone to help with getting a new job and help keeping in contact with my kids and emergenceys . thank you for your time .
Free Government Cell Phones says
You’re on the right page, Jennifer (assuming, that is, that you live in Colorado). Check out each of the plans to see which one fits your needs best — the most minutes, most texts, data plan, etc. Then apply to that company. Easy peasy.
Marilyn Higgins says
Bull shit! I tried every one of your sites and I keep getting told that they don’t provide service in my area!
Free Government Cell Phones says
What a delightful woman you are, Marilyn. What a reasonable, well thought out comment. Did it ever occur to you that they may actually not offer service in your area? If you spoke to the various customer service reps the way you spoke to us, we can understand why they said they didn’t offer service in your area.
Wait. Is this a joke? Is Marilyn really my demented mother in law yanking my chain?
Marilyn Higgins says
Sorry about my attitude . If you you don’t provide service for all of colorado , why do you say you do?
Marilyn Higgins says
I meant for all parts of colorado
Free Government Cell Phones says
First of all, Marilyn, WE don’t provide any service. We’re an independent website. But where did we say service was available in all parts of Colorado? If there is any state that doesn’t have service everywhere, we would guess it would be Colorado because of how mountainous the state is.
Lisa says
Hi! A coworker developed an phone app specifically for disabled homeless veterans and those with brain injuries from combat. Where could she go to be at the main focal point of where homeless veterans are picking up Obama phones?
Free Government Cell Phones says
There is no single focal point, Lisa. There are thousands and thousands of homeless shelters utilized by veterans around the country. We know from our own searches that there is no single source of contact info for those shelters. Unfortunate, but true.
justin says
Hello, I am a case manager for homeless veterans with a fairly large non profit in Denver. We often struggle with communication when our veterans do not have a phone. Is it possible to have a representative from your agency schedule monthly or bi-monthly visits our agency to get more of our vets enrolled with your services? We frequently host events and i think this could be a great opportunity to reach some of the people we work with that are apprehensive about asking for help.
Lisa, I would love to discuss this app and network with you further if possible!
james says
The Association of Gospel Missions is a good place to locate many missions.
Ellen Alires-Trujillo says
Are there larger phones available for disabled poeple who have difficulty managing the buttons of a smaller phone.,
Free Government Cell Phones says
That sounds like a good idea for a very informative article, Ellen. Each company has its own policy on that issue. For example, here’s how Safelink answers the question in the very small type in its Terms & Conditions:
“15. HEARING, VISUAL OR SPEECH IMPAIRED ACCOMMODATIONS.
Any hearing, visual or speech impaired persons interested in applying for a specially equipped SAFELINK WIRELESS must call SAFELINK WIRELESS at 1-800-378-1684 and specify the need(s) to an agent and TracFone Wireless will make every effort to assist such customer in obtaining a handset that is in compliance with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations.”
You’ll probably find similar answers from most of the free government cell phone companies.
Didier Maujean says
Haven’t used my phone since July what do I doto keep the acct opening
Free Government Cell Phones says
According to the rules of the free government cell phone program, accounts should be automatically closed if unused for 60 days. In reality, that doesn’t always happen. Keep your fingers crossed and contact your service provider’s customer service team by phone or online. Good luck.
Vera Delaski says
My uncle, in the state of Colorado already qualifies for a free cell phone. The problem is, it’s too small. He’s a senior. The buttons are too small to see or press. Are there phones available within these programs that are large buttons, large numbers and/or display?
Thank you.
Free Government Cell Phones says
We are unaware of any companies that offer larger phones for the sight impaired. We’d suggest that you call the companies in your state to find out if any of them do. Good luck to you and your uncle.
Danielle Burch says
I have Medicaid, But have not received a Medicaid Card. I know the #. Can I get a Phone without a Card?
Free Government Cell Phones says
Yes, there are many ways to qualify for a free government cell phone. Go to our “Do You Qualify?” Page shown at the top of this page or here’s a link to that page:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/basics/qualify
Ree says
I have an assurance account. What phones are able to be connected to my line? Are there any better phones than the nokia? Thank you.
Tim says
I have applied, and I qualify for a lifeline phone from Access. It appears Qlink has taken the personal information I gave them so I could get information from their webpage (no “proof” given to them) and used this to say I have applied for a phone from them. I have contacted qstink many times demanding they stop any application they have forced upon me. I believe they are blocking my application with Access saying I have a lifeline phone with them already. How can I stop the crooks from qstink preventing me from getting a phone from Access? They apparently refuse to stop my “application”. Access and QSTINK have been no help with this for a month now. Do I have any recourse?
Kandy Rose says
I would like more information on low cost Internet for low income residents in Colorado please.
Jeffrey Gabel says
I’ve had Blue Jay service for about a year now. Service interrupted due to missing re application deadline. Been having trouble re applying. Will find out if service will be restored by 11-23-2015. Went to local Blu jay store to resolve problem. Should know by 11-23-15 if service restored. Not happy with Blue Jay. Can you provide info on another provider. Hate calling the Philippines five times to resolve issues. Please help.
Thanks
sky says
Which phone carrier works best in Durango we have kids so we need one for
Joan says
If you are homeless without an address how do you receive a phone?
sherry says
I was wanting to know where I can pick up a free phone.. in Denver Colorado.. where the stands are at to get a phone can you please email me back please thank you god bless u
milo says
You do realize nothing is for free right. Tax payers pay for your “free” phone.
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net says
Not through tax, but through fees collected from phone and other telecom users.
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/faq/who-pays-for-free-cell-phones
TREVOR says
…If there is a “fee” required by law, and it funds a program that is instituted by law, it is a tax. Any debate is purely semantic.
Carl McDade says
Is there any company at all that can help me by providing me a free government cell phone? I live in Southeast Colorado, which is a part of Colorado and the United States. I have been trying to gett Assurance Wireless to help me but they are unable to…my zip code is 81054…lots of people live here many of us qualify..Please help? My name is Carl.. my email is: mrbassdaddio@yahoo.com
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net says
We’ve listed all the companies above that serve Colorado, in the United States. Have you gone to their websites or called them?
myron m. mertz says
My daughter told me about a free cell phone that was available and I would be happy to receive one thru the mail. thank you so very much.
Miranda says
Do you have to renew every year or how does that work
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net says
Yes.
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/faq/how-do-i-do-the-annual-verification-of-my-phone
Bill Tackett says
Hello
I have read all the info. and I do qualify for a phone. Where can I find a vender to get one to speed up the process so I won’t have to wait a couple of weeks getting one through the mail? I live in the south Denver area ( Englewood ). Thank You Very Much, Bill Tackett
Sean says
I need a phone for job contacts but do not have a mailing address. Is there somewhere I can go in person to get one?
mary ann h says
I am on Medicaid so I think I qualify for a free phone? I live in Colorado. My questions is what kind of phone is it? Di I get the phone first and then look for a carrier. I am interested in wireless not land line
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net says
You get what you get as far as the phone is concerned — the company use whatever they can buy at a discount at the time. You get the phone from the carrier, with service.
Pat H says
Does the Obama phones offer landline service ? If so , do you have website or toll free number? Not really interested in cell phone service. Thanks!
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net says
Most all major landline phone companies offer a Lifeline discount. It isn’t free, but you get a goo discount. All you have to do is ask the phone company for the Lifeline discount.
Keri says
Really need help with getting a phone
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net says
Well then, you came to the right place! Just scroll up to the articles at the top of this page and you’ll see links to information for all the free government cell phone companies in Colorado.
Robert Coleman says
I make $15.00 a month to much. Is there a phone that I could qualify for?
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net says
Bummer! I don’t think they’ll bend the rules for you.
Jay Mascis says
Now that winter is here, the tents at Civic Center Park are gone, so where do I go to get a phone now?
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net says
You are on the page that lists the companies that provide phones for Colorado. Just contact any of them.
Mel says
I really need an accurate answer to this question. No “I think” or “I believe” or “Just apply and see”. I am very short on time. My daughter is on the Childrens Extensive Support waiver in Colorado. The waiver waives the Medicaid requirement of low income so that a family can afford therapies, diapers, etc. Through this waiver, my daughter is on Medicaid and has a Medicaid number and card. Do we still qualify for a free cell phone? Also, my daughter is 6. Is this phone for the use of the disabled person? Or can it be for my use? We on’t have any cell phones because we can’t afford them, so even one would come in so handy. Thank you.
Mel
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net says
Yes. If she is on Medicaid, she qualifies. There is no “disabled” phone available. You get one phone per household and anyone can use it.
Joe stolzenberger says
I have been trying for months and I get nowhere. I have no phone number or contact number to give them. I have called 12 times and gave my name and address slowly and waited for a application that never came. Can you help me. I am on s.s.i and I have government funded housing.
Lorretha Cain says
How do I go about applying for a government phone?
Free Government Cell Phones says
It’s all on this page, above.
MARGARET MILLER says
WHY CAN I NOT GET A FREE CELL PHONE
Free Government Cell Phones says
HOW COULD WE POSSIBLY KNOW?