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Looking at the price tag and brand Frost nodded. "It's not that expensive at all. It's basic and will do what you need. If you get a monthly plan it says it's free. Er, you wont have to buy the phone, but you'd be stuck with the company." Not a bad thing per say. Just a year plan. Even if a year was... a long time.

"If you buy the phone you can go with a pay as you use, which starting out... is rather good. If you don't plan on using it a lot it'll be better. Just a matter of thinking how much you'll use it." Her look had him pause.

".........." He HAD said he'd help. "Which do you think you want?" Please say pay with use.

The good one. So. The plan then. He could do the flat payment with his job but- and he had offered. The boil sighed to himself. Really, he needed to think things through really. But it was no matter, he was a wolfos of his word in the end, through and through. “Indeed, a year is but, one can hardly expect to graduate in a year. I’ll sign off for the payment in full, but any extra charges will go to you I’m afraid, meaning if you use it over the limit you get billed, not me.” He motioned for the sales person to get the contract ready, and to get his phone replacement ready.

“But, if you just plan for the basics you should be fine. Oh, also, if you want to decorate your phone, they sell cases for that sort of thing? Stickers, charms. I don’t see the appeal of it, but many ghouls do.”

Frost stared at her. Blinked. Realized what she’d meant, and relaxed. God but not the good. As Frost told the clerk, no, they’d be doing the pay as you go, the wolfos got a nasty look, but, Frost just took it as what it was, communication and a man missing out on a sales commission. He could get over it. “It’s alright, I misunderstood. Good and then… Good you know? Ah, think nothing of it.” He waved it off with a smile.

As papers were held out Frost gave them a quick read. “Well, all that is left if you to sign so they can start it up and give you your number. I’ll make the initial payment of the phone itself so you don’t have to worry. I did rope you into this after all.” His own new phone sat in it’s box nearby. Maybe it would last longer.

“And sticker, charms, they have cases you can design- I’ll leave it to you. I’ll keep mine a bit of a blank canvas.” He chuckled. His luck he’d put a sticker on his phone, that would break it too.

A hand on her shoulder, Frost shook his head. "It's alright. I can just speak to the manager a bit latter and leave a review online. I'll ask someone to help me." He was smiling but it was clear he could get things to happen. The clerk just glared. "Well, papers signed, it's your's." he set the phone in her hand.

"I appreciate it though, being called a friend. But I believe you wanted to decorate your phone?"

The ghost nodded. "Indeed. And yes! This should last me." Should being the key word. You never knew really. "We shouldn't have to come back. You can read the manual and buy cards to put seeds into the phone that way but, I'm sure you'll figure it out on your own."

The ghost shrugged, not knowing the point to decorating, but then he broke his so often it wasn’t worth the investment. “I’d enjoy seeing what you come up with.” It was the truth and he would be a liar to say he wouldn’t have been at least a little bit curious. “Dinner…” His tail gave a bit of a wag. “I never trun down a free meal. Especially not with enjoyable company.”