Is the incoming call free for 10$ Pay as you go plan? It offers 200 minutes, is it only for outgoing calls or it includes incoming calls as well?
2089861
As far as I know there is no difference between incoming and outgoing calls.
1265803
Yes, you have to activate the SIM card and you can choose a pay as you go plan. I have two of these pay as you go plans for my two kids and both r working fine. The expiry is 90 days for $10 and 365 days for $100 if you choose pay as you go.
2182663
I have metro pcs and I just online and make my payment at metro pcs you can even pay a month in advance. I have the 40.00 plan and it covers unlimited talk text data and no extra charges, taxes ,service fees all with in the plan. like it says 40.00 for everything that's it. each month your bill would be the same, no mater what plan you chose mine is 40.00 each month and I don't worry about usage or the bill because its always 40.00
1069067
This is a prepaid phone. I bought it for my son so we can stay in contact. I think you have an option to purchase different plans. We get a lower plan and call once a week on weekends. It's perfect for someone who doesn't't have a phone obsession. You have options on amount of minutes you want to use. I recommend it if you don't need all of the bells and whistles, so to speak. Hope this helps.
1255354
By straight talk I assume you mean no text or internet. These services come with net 10 for free. 300 min + 60 days $30.00
993728
There are some options if you can limit yourself to wi-fi only or limited use. Lycamobile has excellent pay as you go rates if you don't plan on using data (T-mobile only so only 2G speeds). There is a 2000 min for $45/year on AT&T;'s GoPhone with no data. Ptel and H2O might worth looking at as they have some interesting pay as you go products and they are AT&T.; Data is expensive generally on pay as you go though. But, yeah Cricket is probably the best deal.
1267534
AT&T has a $.10 per minute plan, and they tell you how much you used each time you make or receive a call. They have other plans for Gophones but I haven't pursued any of them. At $.10 per minute, you would get 250 minutes. For $25 AT&T gives you a month to use the time. If you give them $100 up front you get a year to use it up. AT&T doesn't want you to, but you can put the Sim card in any unlocked phone, even a smart phone. Use the phone with WiFi whenever possible and $100 will last more than a year.
767438
Yes, receiving calls are free while you are in Indonesia...to make a call would cost you USD 0.65 / minute.
98166
no you buy the phone from amazon and then purchase minutes. there are many to chose to fit your needs. i buy the 1000 minutes for 25.00 as i get lots of messages but these dont roll over but some plans do.
484594
That Call Block is a great feature ... you will be glad you have it! Thankfully there is no extra fee for it :)) .. just the cost to the phone company for the caller id, which I personally think is worth the money (whatever it is .. it's so mixed into the bill I'm really not sure What it is LOL) ... Enjoy your new phone!
2168411
This phone came with 60 day service and 300 minutes of air time. Any minutes or service time that you have should be transferable to Net 10. Call Net10 and ask them to be sure. For $7.00 this phone is hard to beat.
1840588
Using trac phone i am deducted .30 mins per 1 single page text. Many service providers out there, all have different charges. For my needs trac phone works. My phone gives triple mins on any card i buy, and that works for me. $20 200 x 3 600 mins lasts a while, can't beat it. John
1314837
Should be able to transfer your net10 number, remaining minutes and time left. Can also, get that plan a little cheaper per month I think if you ask them to set up an auto pay when you talk to them.
1891164
I believe you get 20 minuets free and then you need to purchase additional minutes..you do have to go online to sign up and get a phone #
238244
I have ultra mobile and I get free international texting free 20 minutes international call a month . The best I had seen in the while all that for $39.00
2180292
it's not about this phone, it depends on which ATT prepaid plan you purchase, you can pay monthly prepaid plans versus 10 cents per minute and if you prepay $100, those lasts up to 365 days and you need to add more money before the money expires
1770564
You can add more minutes by two ways. Go to a store which sells this phone (Target, WalMart, KMart, Albertson's, Walgreens, CVS,etc.) and look for the rack with 'refill cards'...usually at a price of $20 for 200 minutes plus a month of activation, and more money for cards with more minutes and activation time. Or, you can call Net10 directly and sign up for direct withdrawal from your credit card--which gives you 200 minutes (10 cents per minute incoming and outgoing or 2 1/2 cents per text message incoming or outgoing) and one month activation for only $15 a month plus your state's sales tax. Net-10 seems to be phasing out these pay-by-the-minute cards in favor of much more expensive cards used for their new line of smart phones. If you don't have their customer service number, it can easily be found via their website...and I have always found them very responsive and willing to help...but they only work via your credit card. I have had my T401G phone for years and love it.