There are also discounts if you add multiple lines to your account and set up auto-refill.ДЄt the time of this writing, select plans now include international calling credit. Like most prepaid carriers, there are no activation or cancellation fees with Net10 Wireless. With all of its plans, data is slowed to 2G speeds if you go over your monthly limit for high-speed data. The price drops to $31.50 if you sign up for the auto-refill feature. The 30-day plan I chose is $35 per month and provides unlimited talk, text and 4GB of 4G LTE data. There is no unlimited data plan option with Net10.ДЄs of March 2020, the cheapest plan is $20 per month before taxes and fees for unlimited talk, text and 1GB of high-speed data. When I logged on to Net10вЂ™s website, I found more than a handful of smartphone service plans available. HereвЂ™s what you need to know before signing upвЂ¦ Table of Contents: I tried out Net10 Wireless for 30 days to see if itвЂ™s worth the savings. Owned by TracFone Wireless, you may have seen Net10вЂ™s SIM kits for sale at major retailers alongside some of TracFoneвЂ™s other brands like Total Wireless, Simple Mobile and Straight Talk. My son bought StraightTalk, and to me, it is pricey.Net10 Wireless is a prepaid cell phone service provider that says it can give you everything you love about your current network for a lower price. We were paying $85 a month for a similar plan on T-Mobile. I seemed to receive calls okay, but that was all. I couldn't text or call out from my office, and at my house I had to go to a certain bedroom window to call or text. If you are older and a member of AARP, Consumer Cellular also gives you an AARP discount.ДЇirst we tried T-Mobile, but their service is almost nil in this state. Unfortunately, the minutes don't roll over and we're not paying for a lot of minutes we don't use, but we lost nearly 5,000 minutes when we switched from AT&T for the same reason you did. We keep track of our phone and data usage on our phones, and if we don't use that much, we can change to a lower plan before billing day. Right now the two (2) of us get 750 minutes, 3 gigs of data and unlimited texting for $45 a month. I considered Net10, but I found that Consumer Cellular beats their prices by a country mile. Thanks for sharing your experience so people can compare.Дoris James MizBejabbers from Beautiful South on August 13, 2015: What works for one may not be good for the other. It goes to show that people need to compare. But it works for you because you use most of your 750 minutes each month anyway, which is why you're paying three times as much as I pay for NET10. As you said,you lose that with Consumer Cellular. This is because I have accumulated over 5000 minutes ready to use if I need it without extra cost. I do have AARP for discounts and I did check out their plan a while back, but in my case it didn't compare well to my NET10 service since with NET10 I only pay $15 a month, even if I suddenly have a big month of usage. MizBejabbers - ThatвЂ™s good that Consumer Cellular is working out for you. Glenn Stok (author) from Long Island, NY on August 13, 2015: You can only use the unlimited cards on NET10 smartphones. Glenn Stok (author) from Long Island, NY on August 17, 2015:Д«ill Baker - You can't use NET10вЂ™s 300 minute 60 day cards on Smartphones. This is what my father needs rather than some expensive iPhone with data plan he will never use. FlourishAnyway from USA on August 25, 2015:

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