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If you're a little low on cash but need a new mobile, thenyou might be wondering how on earth you're going to get the phone that youneed. Everybody these days is trying to save money, and that often meanscutting down on luxury items. But a good mobile phone isn't really a luxuryitem to most of us. The fact that more and more people are giving up their landline phones, and more jobs are requiring constant contact, means that mobilesare very much necessities to a lot of people. So, if you need a new phone butyou're on a tight budget, today we're going to tell you how you can get whatyou need. Read on for some of the cheapest ways to get yourself a new phone...Get a Free Mobile Phoneon a Contract              Okay, it's not really going to be a free mobile phone. Butif you've got zero cash, signing a mobile incentive contract will give you anew mobile phone for absolutely no money down. You'll have to pay for the phonein instalments, which will be added to your monthly mobile bill. You'll alsoend up paying a little more than retail price for the phone over the course ofyour contract. However, you'll get the phone that you need immediately withouthaving to pay anything for it. Many people choose to get a free mobile phone bysigning a mobile contract, and it is quite a convenient option. You do need tobe in a position where you can sign a contract though. That means if you'recurrently under contract elsewhere you won't be able to take advantage of thisoption. In that case, you might want to check out instalment plans with majorelectronics retailers. These often require small down payments, but again youwill get to spread out the total cost of the phone over several months, makingit easier to find the cash.Get a Budget Smart PhoneMany manufacturers these days are making budget smartphones. These models retail for less than a hundred and fifty pounds and arefully functioning, touch screen smart phones. You need to be a little carefulwhen shopping for budget phones, since you don't want to sacrifice too muchperformance for a low price tag, but as long as you take a close look at thespecs on a phone you should be fine. There are some minimum requirements thatyou should be looking for to make sure that your phone is going to be capableof doing what you want it to do. Firstly, look for a screen size of a minimumof around three and a half inches. Much smaller than that and you're going tohave problems typing on the on screen keyboard. Processors should be around 800MHz, otherwise you won't have the speed that you need and may have problemsrunning recent software and games. RAM needs to be a minimum of 512 MB to stopyour phone lagging, freezing and possibly crashing. And internal memory shouldbe at least 2 GB, to stop performance issues that happen when memory getsclogged up with data. There are a few notable budget models, including theHuawei Ascend W1 and the Sony Xperia Tipo. Either of these makes a great budgetbuy.Get a Refurbished or Reconditioned ModelThere are a couple of lesser known choices that can get yougood savings on a new mobile. The first of these is called a refurbished phone.This is a mobile that has been sold and then returned. It's usually beenreturned just because the customer changed his or her mind, and is oftenunused. The device is sent back to the factory, where it will have a completetechnical inspection and be cleaned and rebooted before being cleared forresale. In appearance and function a refurbished model will be absolutelyidentical to a brand new one, you really won't be able to tell the difference.You'll get a full warranty too, just in case something goes wrong. You'll alsoget yourself a healthy discount. Reconditioned models are a little different.These tend to be phones that companies have rented to use as business mobiles,and which are then returned at the end of their lease period. This obviouslymeans that they have been used, often heavily. However, a reconditioned modelwill also go back to the factory to undergo the same, complete technicalinspection. It will be cleaned and rebooted, exactly as a refurbished model is.But reconditioned models also receive software updates if they're appropriate,and may have worn or broken parts replaced, including the battery. A reconditionedphone is going to be even cheaper than a refurbished one. You can find bothrefurbished and reconditioned phones online, and through some mobile operators.Get a Second Hand MobileBuying a second hand mobile might seem risky, and it isriskier than buying refurbished or reconditioned, since the phone generallywon't have undergone a technical inspection. However, with a little care youcan minimise that risk. Firstly, wherever possible you should try to inspect aphone in person before buying. This will entail examining the body forscratches and dents and the screen for dead pixels. You can insert your SIMcard into the phone and text, call and connect to the internet to make surethat everything works in the way it should. Finally, take a picture with thephone and look at it. If there is any distortion or blurring this indicatesthat the camera lens is broken and that the phone has probably been dropped.Unfortunately, with so many second hand phone being sold online, an examinationisn't always possible. In this case do your best to buy from a reputable site,rather than sellers on eBay or Craig's List. Look at online customer reviews ofthe site to see what experience other people have had. And if possible, find asite that has a return policy so that you can get your money back in the eventthat there's a problem.