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Where can I use my Net10 Prepaid Phone? Will I have to Pay more for Roaming?

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

The Net10 phones will roam onto other networks. You will get the largest coverage of any prepaid cell phone with Net10 and Tracfone Prepay. There is no charge for roaming.


Samsung T301g and Motorola Razr V3

*Can I put Tracfone Prepaid Service on my Net10 Prepaid Phone?

No Net10 phones will only work with Net10 service. Both Tracfone Pay as You Go and Net10 are owned by America Movil and use the same customer service departments. Someday maybe but at this point you can only use Tracfone Prepay cards on Tracfones and Net10 Wireless cards only on Net10 Wireless phones.

The Advantages to Tracfone

The Cheapest monthly service possible. If you use very few minutes you can have an active Cell phone with Tracfone for less than $9 a month. You will have to buy a $20 phone card that is good for 90 days.

The Tracfone Yearly plans can be a good deal.

$100 per year including 800 minutes per year with DMFL. This is only 12.5 cents per minute and just over $8 per month.

The $200 Yearly Tracfone Plan with DMFL gives you 3.000 minutes (6.6 cents per minute) and it will cost you less than $17 per month.

Warning do not add minutes to your phone if you do not have DMFL. For more information on DMFL check out Tracfone DMFL.

For the Best Selection on Tracfones check out Tracfone.com

Get $3 off on any Tracfone Phone for $19.99 or more with coupon code 23444


Net10 Advantages

Net10 has the least Expensive prepaid phones. Since you always get 300 minute and 60 days of service when you activate a Net10 phone you will usually pay less for the Net10 phone than a comparable Tracfone.

Simple Ten Cents a minute plan. Buy the $30 three hundred minute card and add it to your phone. You can add a couple at a time. The service time and the minutes will stack up and roll over if you do not use them all. Monspin-022410

You do not want to run completely out of minutes or service time or you will lose your phone number and your remaining minutes or service time.

You can keep your Net10 service active for only $15 a month.

Find great savings at Net10.com

Straight Talk Advantages

Lowest priced Prepaid minutes.

If you are spending $30 a month on Tracfone or Net10 minutes you will get a lot more minutes and texts with the Straight Talk “All You Need Plan.”

The Straight Talk All You Need Plan

For $30 you get 1,000 Minutes and 1,000 texts 30 meg of data and 30 days of service.

Straight Talk Unlimited Plan

The Straight Talk Unlimited Plan offers Unlimited Calling, Unlimted Texts and Unlimited Data for $45 per month. This is one of the best Nationwide Unlimited calling plans. This plan is available from Straight Talk.com.

The Straight Talk Service uses the Verizon Cell Tower network.

Click here to see if Straight Talk is available in your Area

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Can I use my Straight Talk Phone as a Modem?

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What is the Warranty on a Straight Talk Phone?

Sunday, February 21st, 2010

What is the warranty on my Straight Talk phone?

There is a one year warranty on ST phones. They will not cover you dropping your phone into water, running over it with your car, dropping it out the window. “STRAIGHT TALK will repair or replace your phone and/or accessory that contains a manufacturer’s defect that hinders or prevents its proper operation for up to one year (90 days on all accessories) from date of purchase (proof of purchase required).” This quote is from the Straight Talk website.


Samsung R451c Qwerty Keyboard from Straight Talk

Straight Talk Unlimited is one of the two options provided by Straight Talk.

The new Straight Talk Unlimited program is $45 a month. You obtain Unlimited minutes, Unlimited text messages, and Unlimited data for your mobile phone when using the Straight Talk Unlimited plan. This is the best value Nationwide Unlimited plan available for sale.

Who is Straight Talk?

They are a brand new Prepay Wireless Cellular operator that is a venture of Walmart, Verizon Wireless and Tracfone. Walmart is providing the marketing, Tracfone is providing the prepaid mobile phone software and the customer service network and Verizon Wireless is supplying the mobile phone system.

What is the Straight Talk “All you Need” Plan?

All you Need is a contrasting program that Straight Talk also offers. It’s $30 a month and it includes 1000 minutes, 1, 000 texts, and 30 meg of data transfer. This is the best price available for units of pre paid cell minutes. If you are not talking over 1, 000 minutes 30 days and you are spending more than$ 30 every thirty days this may be a better plan for you than the Unlimited plan.

More Straight Talk

More facts on Straight Talk Pay as you go. The alliance between Walmart, Tracfone and Verizon has created a new company with the most cost- effective Mobile charges. The best phone available is the Straight Talk Samsung R810c Finesse.

This Pay as you go cellular phone plan is more than enough to make you desire to Quit Your Cell Phone long term contract and begin lowering costs immediately. The plain Straight Talk LG 200c Clam Shell Cellphone and the Straight Talk Prepaid Cellular phone Pricing will take the mobile phone industry by storm The Straight Talk Unlimited$ 45 a month plan is unheard of to get a Nationwide calling program. Adding that it is also not a contract plan makes it more available and an even better value. Check out this Straight Talk Prepay Post.

Where can I purchase Straight Talk Phones and Service?

The phones and service may be purchased at over 1800 Walmarts in the United States or online at Straight Talk.com

The Best Price on Straight Talk

Get the Optimum Price on Straight Talk Prepaid Phones from Straight Talk.com


Check out my review of the Straight Talk R451c Qwerty Keyboard.

Here is a review of the Straight Talk Lg 220c.

The Top of the line Straight Talk Samsung R810c Finesse Smart phone review.

How does Straight Talk Reception stack up to other Cell Phone companies?

Will I be able to use my Straight Talk as a Modem?