Net10 Reviews

Net10 Reviews

Networks used:

Verizon & SprintCDMA Netork

AT&TGSM Network

Introduction: NET10 prepaid was founded in 2004 is a subsidiary of Tracfone wireless, the Carrier uses uses the AT&T & Verizon network. Each voice minute costs a flat rate of ten cents; text messages cost three or five cents with no additional fees. NET10 prepaid plan uses the slogan is No Bills, No Contracts, No Evil. Both airtime cards and autopay plans are called "Easy Minutes" and are available from all major stores, shops and online. The minutes are added by using the phone itself with Rapid Refill, or you can refill at the company's website. Minutes are carried over to the next month as long as service is still active. NET10 also offers business plans that feature international calling.
Current Phone models:Key:CurrentComingDiscontinued
NET10 LG Optimus Q Reviewnet10 LG Optimus Net ReviewStraight Talk Motorola EX124G ReviewNET10 LG800G ReviewNET10 LG900G ReviewNet10 LG290C Cell phone Review
NET10 LG Optimus Q
 		NET10 LG Optimus Net ReviewMotorola EX124G ReviewNET10 LG800G ReviewNet10 LG900G ReviewNet10 LG290C Review
LG220C Cell phone ReviewLG225 Cell phone ReviewNet10 LG200C Cell phone ReviewNet10 LG600G reviewNet10 LG620G Review Net10 LG231C Review
Net10 LG220C ReviewNet10 LG225 ReviewNET10 LG200C ReviewNet10 LG600G ReviewNet10 LG620G ReviewLG231C
NET10 LG400G Cell phone ReviewLG320G Cell phone ReviewNET10 Samsung R355C ReviewNET10 Samsung T401G ReviewNet10 Samsung R451C ReviewNet10 LG100C Review
LG400GLG320GNet10 Samsung R355C ReviewNet10 Samsung T401G ReviewNet10 Samsung R451C ReviewNet10 LG100C Review
NET10 Motorola C139 ReviewNET10 Motorola V171 ReviewNET10 Motorola W375g ReviewNET10 Motorola EM326G ReviewNet10 LG1500 ReviewNET10 Samsung T201G Review
Motorola C139Motorola V171Motorola W375GMotorola EM326GLG1500Samsung T201G
Samsung R335 ReviewNET10 Nokia 1600 ReviewNet10 Samsung T404G review NET10 Kyocera 126C Review NET10 Motorola W408g ReviewNet10 LG300G Review
Samsung R335CNokia 1600Samsung T404G Kyocera 126CNet10 Motorola W408G ReviewNet10 LG300G Review
Net10 plans or programs: 

EASY MINUTES:

AIRTIME ON DEMAND:

  • $15 Easy Minutes Plus plan
  • Adds 200 MINUTES automatically every month
  • Adds 30 DAYS of SERVICE every month
  • Only $15/month
  • Enroll using your Credit Card
  • No Cancellation Fees
  • $30 Easy Minutes Plus plan
  • Adds 500 MINUTES automatically every month
    Adds 30 DAYS of SERVICE every month
    Only $30/month
     Enroll using your Credit Card
    No Cancellation Fees
  • Buy Minutes Anytime, Anywhere directly from your phone for total convenience
  • Talk on your terms and flexible options that fit your needs
  • Easy to enroll, Sign-up once and you''re ready to go!

International long distance:

NET10 Business Plans:

  • International Long Distance
  • Now you can call internationally from your NET10 phone for 15¢ or less, per minute.
  • Call over 60 international destinations whenever and wherever you need from the convenience of your NET10 phone!
  • You just need to register FREE to this service to activate NET10 International Long Distance on your phone. Don’t wait any longer!
  • Frequently Asked Questions for NET10 International Long Distance
  • International Neighbors
  • If you and your family hate those international long distance costs, then this service is for you!
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  • Provide family and friends in Mexico or Canada a phone number in those countries to reach you at your NET10 phone in the U.S.
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  • No more international long distance costs!
  • Frequently Asked Questions for NET10 International Neighbors
  • More info on Net10's website
info to come

 


Comments

Submitted by Ethan (not verified) on Sun, 10/02/2011 - 16:46
Net10 just sicks! I swiched from at&t and i had WAY better with at&t. There is always a problem with either the sim card or the phone itself. I would rate Net10 service a half star

Submitted by Jim (not verified) on Fri, 10/14/2011 - 23:28
I have had a net10 phone for several years now. I have had zero problems with the service or my motorola W375g phone. Very good service.

Submitted by bass (not verified) on Thu, 10/27/2011 - 13:28

dear free phone cell me now please text and meassing my phone box you i see you myself to me off my now phone u me talk to you later today are next time have got money u 2 family crazy my phone cell me unmber i need phone to see u can we p[ease help will you my god free walk

Submitted by Joan Hildal (not verified) on Thu, 11/03/2011 - 20:24
I can't describe how ANGRY I am. Sorry, usually not so extreme. I bought a new phone about a month and half ago. The gentleman at Walmart registered it but assured me that I could transfer my minutes and number easily later. He also told me that there would be 300 minutes but it turned out that there was only 10. When I tried to transfer the number and minutes from my old phone they told me I had to get a new sim card which was sent to me up in New York. I then tried to do it online several times and just was run around in circles. I tried to do it from my old phone and she told me I had to do it from a land line which I don't have. Finally today I had the time to get on a landline and call. After waiting at least 15 min. to get a real person, and then waiting another 15 minutes for him to get info from me, he told me I would have to get another sim card sent to me!!!!!! I told him I had already done this!!! He finally after another 30 min. saw in the records that I had had a sim card already sent to me. So he then put me on hold and talked to a supervisor and came back with that he had to "open a tool' to give my number to the new phone. After waiting another 15 min. he's still telling me he's 'working on it'. I then asked what could possibly be taking this long and could I speak to his supervisor and so he put me back on hold with the music again. By this time its been about 1 hr and 1/2 and the owners of the landline are telling me they would like to use the phone. I can't believe that its this complicated to accomplish a simple transfer. I have had a net 10 phone for almost 10 years. My husband also has one. We are ready to throw the phones out, its been such a hugely negative experience. Is anybody out there that can actually take care of this simple transfer????????

Submitted by kathy (not verified) on Sat, 11/26/2011 - 18:03
phone service is not bad, but the customer service people do not have a clue what they are doing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Submitted by Michele (not verified) on Wed, 11/23/2011 - 17:37
My husband and I both purchased Net 10 phones. After 6 phone calls, 4 hours total talking to their service reps, waiting 2 days for new sim cards, 3 days with no phone service at all, we ended up going back to verizon. Net10 customer sevice is a nightmare. They told us both new phones needed new sim cards because they made a mistake porting our phone numbers. When we finally received them my phone was activated but they told my husband he needed a different sim card AGAIN. I highly recommend paying the extra money for the service they provide at verizon. We went directly to the verizon store and they reactivated our phones within a few minutes. Dont waste your time with Net10, they don't keep any records from one call to the next so they have no idea what the last rep you talked to did or told you. A very frustrating experience.

Submitted by Kaaay (not verified) on Sat, 12/03/2011 - 19:42
I have had a net10 phone for about 4 years now and I find my phone service to be great! I have not had any problems and really hope I never do(: but I would say if your going prepaid go net10!(:

Submitted by Doc (not verified) on Mon, 01/02/2012 - 18:20
I have used Net10 for 4 years and have had no problems with any of the phones I have used. I feel that for the way I use the phone, it is the best, most economical system I can buy. I have looked at several other programs, but none beat Net10.