Net10 Prepaid Sim Card Kit (Universal), Black

You could choose from three different major companies, or use them all! I don't like that T-Mobile has an expiration date! Verizon or AT&t do not. Not that it says anyway; yet they force you to use T-Mobile right away or you lose out! I'm sure it's a T-Mobile thing and they are the one who put it in the contract to only give such and such time which only shows how greedy they are and personally would want me to switch companies. It's a great deal for the money though, just be careful when you scratch off the card and make sure you use a coin because I may have scratched with something other than a coin and scratched some of the pin off but when I called customer service, took a while but they verified my purchase and got me going and even helped me set up my new phone. Thank you for everything.

Net10 only offers Verizon service, so the 2 other Sims this comes with is useless. Looking to switch from net10 since it doesn't offer g5 in my area plus no visual voice mails

I've been using Net 10 for over 10 years and side by side with a company verizon phone for 6 years. I love how easy it is to put a sim card in your phone and activate it online. I always had just as good service and often times slightly faster speeds on my net 10 phones. Always able to activate any phone I've tried to use whether it was AT&T or Verizon.The biggest con with Net 10 is their customer service. They are some of the rudest people you'll ever talk to and they don't care about helping you.

easy to use and comprehensible docs for the job

Bought this to work in a G4-controlled remote gate opener device that only receives text messages, so all I needed was the texting functionality from this card/plan. Received 3-sim cards (as advertised) and selected the AT&T sim, activated it online, and then called the help line to have voicemail and pin-activation deactivated (my device doesn't have a touch pad to dial out, so I wasn't able to activate from the device, like you would if you were using this in a phone). Net10's lowest plan is $20 mo (includes 2G of data), but since I literally only need texting capability, I'm going to shop around a bit more for something cheaper. Worked as advertised though, so 5 stars.

I have been using Net10 for many years. I was tired of paying fees and taxes that were associated with cell phone contract providers. I have never had problems with coverage areas. I particularly like being able to bring my own phone as I have no need to constantly upgrade to the latest greatest phone. My husband recently got a new phone that we needed to activate so I needed a new SIM card. Purchase this kit from Amazon and activated new phone using AT&T service. Had no problems put in the new SIM followed activation instructions transferred his number and was up and running in less than 5 minutes. Did have to change the APN settings but that was also done with no issues. If you are either switching to Net10 or changing to a new phone this is the way to get your activation kit.

I have only activated one card (of the two I ordered), but that went without a hitch. Due to the current unavailability of AT&T SIMs from StraightTalk, I was a bit suspicious that these might actually be T-Mobile SIMs (which I absolutely did NOT want, since my phones are real AT&T 4G LTE phones and T-Mobile does not have LTE speeds). However, the card is working fine in a locked AT&T phone, so that seems to prove it is a real AT&T SIM. I cannot verify the 4g LTE performance yet since that service in not available anywhere near my house.Since Net10 and StraightTalk are part of the same company (and the SIM cards look identical), I was hoping I could activate this with StraightTalk instead, but no-go - the ST site just said it was not their SIM. I then just jumped over to the Net10 activation site and it activated without any problems at all.A nice touch was that they included the skeleton left from the original full-sized SIM (just like they show in the picture) - this allowed me to use it as an adapter and test the SIM in an older phone. This is a good deal for about 1/3 the price of a SIM card from Walmart.

I only work part-time and have multiple diseases that keep me at home mostly, so I didn't need a super expensive phone service. I tend just to leach on Wi-Fi. However, I wanted something so I could still use my phone out and about. Net10 works for that. I have the absolute cheapest plan so my data doesn't always work when I'm out and about, but I supplement that with a FreedomPop external hotspot that includes 500mb of data free a month. I didn't use it at all for several months because I kept forgetting it at home, but because it rolls over, I have a crap-ton of data built up. That cost about $70 but only that one time. Both of those are able to help me have good service for super cheap.