Customer Reviews

NET10 Refill Card 300 Minute Airtime Card

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I do not use my cell phone often, so I wanted a low cost cell plan, that would be reliable, without having to pay a high monthly fee. I decided to try Net10, and have been very pleased with it. I have been using the service for approximately six months, and it would be very difficult to convince me to switch to a different service.

The price for the 300 minute airtime card on Amazon, with the free shipping, saves you a few dollars, as compared to buying at Walmart.

The only bad part is waiting for it to be shipped. I wish the seller would email the codes, instead of waiting for UPS.

Overall, I would definitely recommend buying your airtime from Amazon, and Net10 is a service I would recommend to anyone that doesn't use a cell phone full time.

The person that said that tracphone was better..hahaha it literaly costs u $129 dollers for 400 minutes (units) and with net 10 only charges about $30 for nearly the same amount. and it charges u 20 cents for roaming when its always 10 cents anywhere for net 10. If anyone wants the best prepaid cell phone deffenitly go with net 10 the minutes are about the same u'd get with a plan except all the featers such as AIM/Internet/free nights and weekends. So do urself a favor and dont go with any other service provider for a prepaid phone because they will j ust charge u $1 a day access fee which is rediculous.

This is wonderful for the person who doesn't use a cell phone often. Buy one every 2 months, and the cost comes to $15 per month. Minutes roll over too.

I have used it from upstate NY to Florida with no problems at all!

I switched from Cingular to NET10 about a year ago because Cingular kept adding new fees. NET10 has reduced my annual cell phone cost by about 75 percent!

My NET10 phone uses AT&T's network. With NET10, I get AT&T service without AT&T prices. I believe NET10 also uses T-Mobile, depending on where you purchase the phone or what location of use you give when ordering a NET10 phone.

Minutes roll over from month to month, and there's no contract. There's no monthly bill to pay. If you decide to cancel your service, you just stop adding minutes. How convenient is that? There are no overage charges. If you use up all your minutes, you can just add more at the regular rate of ten cents per minute.

I like to buy cards from Amazon to avoid sales tax. The biggest problem with ordering cards from Amazon is they are out of stock very often. Expect to wait sometimes a month or more for your card to arrive from Amazon.

This is a 300-minute 60-day card, however, you may receive an older 30-day card. After some tense moments with Amazon and Net10, I'm glad to report that if you get a card that says 30-days, don't worry; it will give you 60-days and 300 minutes when you use it.

300 minutes for 30 bucks for 2 months of service...not bad

I began using Net 10 in January, 2007. It's the best pre-paid phone I've ever had. The refill cards are reasonably priced. You can't beat 300 minutes for $30. I always have enough minutes to talk.

We have had our net10 phone for about 8 months and have never had a single issue. Its reliable, cheap and easy.

I got my Net10 about 4 months ago. I love it. It's easy to use. It's MUCH cheaper than the big phone companies. And no annoying contract. There are no gotchas or hidden fees. Highly recommended.

I was with Tracfone for the longest and felt as if I was throwing good money after bad. I had paid plans with the surprise bills and pre paid works so much better just on tracfone, anyhoo this review is about Net 10 which I totally love. My friend has one for about 4 years and he never had any trouble whatsoever. I love that the phone doesn't drop my calls Nokia 1600, and the breakdown of minuets per dollar. I decided to stop the madness I get a pre paid plan that fits my lifestyle as well as my budget.