Comments on: Net10 Cell Phones are a Good Prepaid Option for Moderate Phone Users

By: jonnyjones73

jonnyjones73 — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 21:27:41 +0000

This service is wonderful for those who can’t really afford the good stuff yet. 50 bucks for unlimited everything on Verizon and ATT networks is a pretty great deal. Yes, the internet isn’t as fast as it should be and the phones aren’t the fanciest, but that’s why they call it a discount option isn’t it?

By: Mal D

Mal D — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 02:44:57 +0000

Net10 has a lot of areas where it can improve. However, the flexibility, price, and solid network make it a steal. Net10 does have issues with phone selection. However, their customization and ability to use major carrier networks like Verizon make it a service that more people should use. Unless you have one of the new smart phones you can’t justify staying with any other company b/c the service is on par with every one of the major companies.

By: eddytal77

eddytal77 — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 17:00:15 +0000

I think “moderate” users are exactly who this is perfect for. High-end users won’t get the 3G performance and features that you would get on iPhone, and 50 bucks for unliimted is a little high for the low end. But it is probably the most powerful bang-for-buck mid level plan.

By: luis

luis — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 02:57:49 +0000

I am not going to sit here and lie to people there are better services than net10 but whats the flip side they cost a lot of money. I WISH i had an iphone, im dying for one but for now i will have to stick to my Net10, atleast i am on the same network as the iphone(AT&T). And to be completely honest for the price you pay net10 is a good service but like every other cheap service it has its dark sides, but i can live with it as long as they’ll always charge me $50/month for unlimited service.

By: Sasha

Sasha — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 10:48:19 +0000

I just recently got out of my 2year contract with a previous carrier and through out the 2 years i just had one problem after the next. So i decided a change was in order so i got a prepaid deal from NET10 and so far so good.

By: IlleanaM

IlleanaM — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 04:25:22 +0000

My son just started middle school and I wanted to give him a cell phone to be able to contact me. I got him a Net10 phone, and pay so little a month. I am so happy with this service because it gives me just what I wanted. And my son is extremely happy because he doesn’t have to wait in the hot sun for me…he simply calls me when he needs someone to pick him up…this service has worked out great for me. And the price – well, you can’t beat it. $0.10 per minute is a GREAT deal. I have recommended Net10 to ALL my friends, and so far 3 mothers I know have done the same thing with their kids. We are all very happy with it.

By: Kimberly

Kimberly — Sun, 09 May 2010 22:49:23 +0000

While I was once a huge cell user, over time I’ve dropped off and brought my minutes down. That was the reason why I decided to leave AT&T for a company that was better suited to my needs – Net10 was the prefect option. I’m saving more than $70 a month and I have dependable coverage on a TMobile powered network without having to worry about a contract. The selection of phones is the only kind of negative as its limited, but super affordable and you change whenever you like. With calls priced .10 a minute and .03 a text, you really can’t be beat it.

By: Skywalker

Skywalker — Sat, 01 May 2010 00:00:14 +0000

I am what you would consider a light to moderate phone user and net10 is perfect for me. 15 dollars a month for service, about 15 to 20 a month for minutes and texts, my bill is down from 80 when i a contract to 30-35. Plus as Samarco and Cindy point it really does give a much greater control over your minutes and how many you use and only have to pay for the minutes you need.

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By: Kristina Lawrence

Kristina Lawrence — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 14:43:57 +0000

I bought the Net10 service as a birthday gift for my mom about 8 months ago. She didn’t have a cell phone and I wanted to be able to contact her and vice versa. After speaking with many friends I decided on Net10 – I bought her 5000 minutes for $400 with an expiration date of 2 years after the purchase date. To me, this is their best deal yet. It’s a one time $400 fee…but you get 5000 minutes that last you 2 years. And for my mother, that is perfect. I am able to call her now and ask her to pick up my kids…or just hear from her to make sure she’s okay. She’s been using it now for 8 months and she’s used 1500 minutes (since last time I checked). I am very very pleased with my purchase.