At what age did you have your first cell phone?

by Lee Bennett

And what age did you give or will give your son his first cell phone?

Answer by Lil Avenue Cain
10

Answer by yyyep
13

Answer by Emily
I got my phone at 12, i would doubtless give my child a phone at 12 or 13.

Answer by Sierra
I was 15! Can you believe that? I estimate the right age is about 11 or 12. Just for safety purposes only. Nothing like.

Answer by MJ Was my man in the sumr of 84
35 yrs ancient

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I’m 13 and I do not have a cell phone…I do not wish to have a cell phone…..
When did you get your first cell phone?

Answer by Blackey
I’m 34 and I’ve never had one nor do I wish to have one. Like I want to talk to people!

Answer by Shadow
I reckon I was 14 when I got mine.

Answer by Handsomestranger
I don’t retract the year but I am certain that it was a Tuesday.

Answer by bhrtmishra
March 2006

Answer by Richie
9 being ancient.
my cousin found it and gave it to me ))))

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