I just thought I'd share my experience so far with TextFree here. I had used it a few years ago and let it expire, but I had reason to go back to it yesterday actually because of texting a lot with someone on an IPod touch that doesn't have and doesn't seem to want to upgrade to IOS 5.x with IMessage in it. So this app is nicely accessible and has the added benefits of being able to make and receive calls and voicemail now. One nice benefit is you can get what if you want it to can be a completely free additional local phone number. You could pick another area code too if you wanted. That can give a number to put in things or give out where you would prefer not to give your actual cell number and if things go for any reason how you don't want them to with that number, just let it expire. That's just a thought and there are other ways to do that as well though. The HD quality calling is quite nice too. The texting is always free and the calling gives you like 20 minutes a month outgoing and all incoming free. To buy a hundred minutes more is $1.99. To get rid of the ads for a year is $5.00. What it didn't have before when I used it a few years ago was the way to buy more minutes. Definitely useful to have the app.
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