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Never Buy Another Net10 Phone Card

If you own a Net 10 phone DO NOT buy another card.

Always buy a NET10 phone With a card.

More Net10 minutes for the same money.


  • Buy the Net10 Lg 300 with $30 phone card for $30
  • Add the card on your current phone. You get 300 minutes and 60 days.
  • Activate the phone and get 300 minutes and 60 days.
  • Call Net10 and move the minutes to your current phone. Normally
    they will not move the service time but you did get the minutes for
    free.
  • Buy Two of the $30 phone/card packages at a time so you can get free
    shipping from
    Net10.com

600 minutes for $30 is 5 cents a minute

Buy your Net10 Phone Card and Phone Now at Net10.com

Get a FREE LG 300 phone and 300 minutes for just $30 at Net10.com

Nokia 1600 from Net10 Prepaid
Prepaid Nokia 1600 from
Net10.com


Nokia 1600 from Net10 with SIM, Charger, and Back Cover
Nokia 1600 from Net10.com with Sim, Battery, Charger, back cover and Net10 Minute card
Net10 deals at the Net10.com website change. This Net10.com deal may not be available at all times but for the last 2 years it has been available most of the time.

Net 10 Minutes Rollover
Net10 Minutes are allowed to roll over as long as you do not run out of minutes or service time. It is very simple to keep a
Net10 phone working because the phone will always have the minutes left and service expiration on the display of your phone.

Net10 is the sister company to Tracfone. They are the largest prepaid pay as you go cell phone company in the United States. They now have over ten million customers in all fifty states.

Tracfone is one of the most miss spelled companies. It is often spelled Track Phone, Trackfone, Trac Phone, Tracphone. Net10 is very simple to use. Buy a phone and add a card.
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5 Comments

  1. Eric Lee wrote:

    Great post. I will read your posts frequently. Added you to the RSS reader.

    Friday, December 5, 2008 at 11:00 pm | Permalink
  2. james wrote:

    My personal and recent experience with both trakfone and radio shack is that they both are worthless POS’s.

    First radio shack- These people know nothing and spew more dis-information then not. My fault-gut was saying idiots-run away, but didnt listen!

    Second trakfone is great if you enjoy talking to india who cant speak english, lie repeatedly. Just remember when they say we will be contacting you within 48 hours…..dont hold your breath!

    This is the sorriest excuse for a company I have ever run across. Period.

    Thursday, December 11, 2008 at 3:47 am | Permalink
  3. James,
    I understand your frustration with both Radio Shack and Tracfone.

    You have to take into consideration that you are paying less than $10 a month for phone service. This is not Verizon where you pay $35 to activate your phone sign a two year contract for $1200 ($50 x 24 months). The service is not perfect and the people at Walmart, Radio Shack, and the other places thet sell them usually have no idea how they work.

    If you want premium customer support you will have to pay more.

    I have been a go between for my friends and Tracfone since prepaid cell phones became my hobby a few years ago. If you go into dealing with customer service angry you will get no where.

    I have literally saved myself thousands of dollars by using Tracfone in the last few years. I will put up with weak customer service for that.

    I have been using either a Tracfone or Net10 phone for over 4 years–

    Thursday, December 11, 2008 at 6:34 am | Permalink
  4. i was trying to get more minutes with no money out of pocket right now

    Tuesday, December 23, 2008 at 10:48 pm | Permalink
  5. r wrote:

    Minutes and service time will cost you. The 5 cents a minute deal is really cheap though.

    Rick

    Wednesday, December 24, 2008 at 6:41 pm | Permalink

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