I'm not sure if anyone here uses Tracfone, but I do. Recently I was wondering if I should upgrade my phone to one with bluetooth for use in the Mazda 3.
I searched for an hour or two and couldn't dig up any solid information.
So I decided to just buy the phone and try it, since target was having a sale on the LG 600G for $30.
Turns out, at least on this particular model, everything works just fine. I can connect it to the car, the phone recognizes it as "Mazda", and I can answer and make calls with voice dial just fine once you store your information in the Mazda's phonebook.
This topic probably applies to only a very small amount of people (if any at all yet), but I know it would have helped me if one was already made.
P.S. I had been using my Motorola Tracfone for about 3 years, and it was very simple to transfer all my minutes / service days, and phone number through their website interface, no calling and talking to anyone was required. Took about 10 minutes.
I searched for an hour or two and couldn't dig up any solid information.
So I decided to just buy the phone and try it, since target was having a sale on the LG 600G for $30.
Turns out, at least on this particular model, everything works just fine. I can connect it to the car, the phone recognizes it as "Mazda", and I can answer and make calls with voice dial just fine once you store your information in the Mazda's phonebook.
This topic probably applies to only a very small amount of people (if any at all yet), but I know it would have helped me if one was already made.
P.S. I had been using my Motorola Tracfone for about 3 years, and it was very simple to transfer all my minutes / service days, and phone number through their website interface, no calling and talking to anyone was required. Took about 10 minutes.
