I Was Just On The Phone To Guyana In South America.

I talked to someone named Shelia in South America in a country Guyana, and was on the phone for 1.5 hours. I had just bought a new TracFone for $150.00, and what I wanted was to activate it. I also wanted to use a TracFone pin card I bought at Target. In addition, I wanted to add my old minutes and calling time from my old TracFone. The phone number of my old TracFone is 480-414-2308. I did get promised activation within one hour, and that time is not up. But as far as I can ascertain, I did not get my old minutes transferred. My main concern is that "Shelia" asked me ridiculous questions which may help her steal my identify. I answered them because she otherwise said she would not activate my phone. They were: 1. My dead mother's middle name, and my dead father's middle name. If I find my identity stolen TracFone will be the first name I give to the police. How do I get the minutes from my old phone transferred to my new phone. Why do you put Americans out of work to hire people who will work for less, but who might cheat us? You might want to think about this. Blogs do have a value. Carol Vowel