Net10

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1313 S. 36th Street, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, United States

Phone number: 9182598903

Net10 Reviews

Bn34 August 25, 2009
Net10 will not reactivate phone
Net10 is the worst pre-paid cellular service provider out there. Every instance I've dealt with their customer service has been an absolute nightmare. Even simple phone activation is a overdrawn, confusing process.

My latest incident is another example of Net10's disregard for its customers:

I recently had my Net10 phone stolen. It still had approximately two and a half hours of minutes on it. Fortunately, I had another Net10 phone I bought a year ago -- which I used for a few weeks before upgrading to the phone which was recently stolen. After a hour on the phone explaining the situation (the agents are terrible at comprehending customer situations that don't fit exactly into a narrow, pre-defined flowchart), the agent said he would transfer all the minutes from my stolen phone to my old, inactive phone. When we got to the step to verify the sim card on my inactive phone, it was "invalid". So, the agent had to send a new sim card.

A week later, I received the new sim card and called up customer service to complete the process. After twenty minutes of verifying serial/sim numbers repeatedly (the agents ask the exact same questions multiple times during the same phone call), he finally said I needed to purchase more minutes to activate my phone. Then, I needed to call back at least a week later to "verify" the minutes on my stolen phone, so they could be transferred (Why wait a week? Their "tech" department was having issues...). It made absolutely no sense. I asked why he couldn't activate the phone now with 0 minutes, then transfer my minutes from my stolen phone whenever their "tech" department wasn't having "issues". He said that was "impossible". His screen said I needed to purchase air time to activate my old phone first. There was no way to get my minutes transferred without purchasing more minutes. He couldn't transfer me to anyone or any department who could resolve this issue -- it was "impossible". I'm done with this ridiculous company.

Other pre-paid services, like Boost, have matched their rates with Net10's, so there is no reason not to go with another provider. In addition to Net10's terrible -- and often condescending and hard to understand (very bad english) -- customer service their website is awful. Purchasing minutes on their website is a roll of the dice. Don't do it.

Stay away from Net10.
Ashley July 28, 2009
Scam and cheating
Stay away from Net10 phones! Company boasts 5 cent text messages, however, they are actually charging 50 cents per text message! Any time that you contact customer service, they insist that 0.50 is 5 cents when in actuality it is 50 cents! Am continually told that "Corporate" would call me regarding this issue yet weeks have gone by and no one from "Corporate" will call me back. They will not give me "Corporate's" number to contact them directly.
gyrogizmo July 25, 2009
stolen minutes
I decided to "upgrade" from my Kyocera cell phone to a new Net10 phone a Nokia. First of all, it took days to change my airtime and number. But they delayed and my previous airtime was not transferred. Then I found I had no bars in town while it had been 4 bars on the old phone, so I had to drive 5 miles away to get a signal. When I wanted to transfer back to the old phone, after a dozen unsuccessful attempts thru their internet page, I found that I had to pay to activate the old phone to be able to transfer, but once I purchased a card and activated the old phone, it would not let me make any calls or receive any, except for some damned "customer service". When I called them, they shuffled me around through at least 6 people and departments., in AllTel service. They finally kept telling me my number was under contract, a post pay plan even though I had activated it with a pre pay card. I was put on hold a couple times with crappy staticcy "music". I asked one representative if I were being charged for the time, they said no, but when I gave up, I found 28 minutes of airtime were gone from my phone and I still can only dial the *611 number. So I blew $32 on nothing, wasted my time and the time is running out on my new phone that won't work in town and I'm probably going to lose the 260 minutes I have left on it because I don't want to pay twice. I am so sorry I bough that new phone and transferred my number.
R M July 15, 2009
DEPLOREABLE SERVICE
I have loved my inexpensive alternative for almost SIX years now. I have endured the giggles about, as my friends call it, the fossil of a C155 Moto. Trying to replace it, after almost six years has been a nightmare.

I did my due diligence, I did my online research, and then called to confirm I would be ok to buy my friends old phone and they SENT me a SIM for it! When the SIM had arrived and I had PURCHASED the other phone, that is when I was told it would not work. I requested to speak with a supervisor and was denied and then eventually hung up on.

Disheartened, I turned to the INTERNET! I found all sorts of GREAT info!! There is a corporate office in Miami, FL, and they do have a telephone number.

The first representative I spoke with was, in comparison, helpful and polite. She understood my investment in this whole mess both from a consumer point of view and from the finical side of it. She offered me a replacement phone and said it would ship to me free of charge. I was ELATED!! I called my friends and family to tell them I was entering the new age of cell phones!

So, I live in a secure complex, and I am proactive, so I called the corporate customer service center again for the tracking number in hopes of receiving the same level of service. I called and asked for the tracking number for the parcel and was told, "Yea, you should have it this afternoon!" That is where the representative attempted to terminate the call. I requested that he stand by for a moment as I verified the information on the web portal for the delivery service. He became combative and wanted off the phone REAL BAD. As the web portal for the delivery service verified he was FLAT OUT LIEING! There was NO WAY I could have received the phone the same day it shipped via two-day air. Yep, it had just been picked up from their office earlier in the afternoon. At this point I, knowing I was being lied to asked for a supervisor. He refused to let me speak with a supervisor and then hung up on me. I called back; the call was answered and disconnected with out one word. I called back, spoke with a another representative was very apologetic and requested a replay of the past two weeks prior to doing what I asked, being transferred to a supervisor.

As this was happening on the phone, I started researching other ways to contact them. I read forums, blogs, PDFs, but I digress. Now, I was able to locate the Personal Cell number to the CEO. I will explain that in further detail below.

I called him and was greeted with SHOCK and AWE. He was so sorry, and asked if he could have a couple of the people who report to him give me a call to resolve the matter. They did and I explained AGAIN (they really should invest in call tracking software). They gave me their word they would make it right. I felt reassured, and left it with them to address the treatment I had received. They assured me the phone was shipped and I would have it in a couple of days and apologized again. Advised me to contact them directly if I required any further assistance.

That afternoon, the phone I had in my hand, the C155, stopped working. I could not communicate, they terminated the phone, I looked at my clock, and it was 2:15 PT and that means, 5:15 ET. My heart sank. I called with false hope, knowing I would reach no one at that time. When I called their direct lines and received no response, I called the CEO again. He got one of them to call me and "fix" the problem.

ALL I WANTED WAS A PHONE I COULD SEE THE NUMBERS ON!

They contacted me and then I was informed there is a service that terminate the old phone when the new one ships. So, they turn it back on, and then because they did not correct the "Airtime Card Due Date, ” I lost my service at midnight.

I had called the associate that had helped get the phone and left a VM.

The next morning my phone started beeping and I was not touching it. Apparently, they were turning it back on again.

So, the new phone shows up, and yea, they do not even sell it any longer. They sent me a discontinued phone. Nevertheless, hey they sent me a phone, and were trying to help. I was taken through set up, and activated the new phone while on the phone with one of the Tracfone people.

Then once off the phone, I found it. New Phone, new technology, NEW RATES!! Apparently, the plan is not based on the customer using it but the type of phone being used.

So now, I have a phone that is falling apart, a very nice $150.00 USD paperweight, and a new phone that is discontinued and costs TWICE as much to use.

I was very not happy about this. It has been two weeks with no hope of resolution. So, I called the CEO and explained one more time. He promised to help and find resolution. One of his subordinates contacted me and I was threatened with legal action as he was telling me he wanted to achieve resolution. I must not call his number again or they will pursue legal action, so is there any way to resolve this. When I informed him I found THE CEO'S PERSONAL CELL NUMBER on line in another complaint, he stated he would share the information with their legal team.

To prevent legal action against myself from a company I am paying for services, I have not included the numbers. My hope is, you will choose ANY OTHER SERVICE and never need to be exposed to the two frustrating weeks of DEPLOREABLE SERVICE that end in threats of legal action.

I am a customer and this is nowhere near service.
roror June 27, 2009
ads are deceptive
net10s ads say 5c per text to and from and 10c a minute for every minute.those c's do have a line through them.just like a cent sign.they claim i misread the ads.well guess what??the ad then says 300 minutes totals 5 hours of talking time or 600 texts.so yeah i read it wrong.b/c i didn't do the math myself.my question is why do they say .10 per minute and .05 per text in the first place.its simply a deceptive practice.perhaps a c with a line through it means something else in another country.in America i thought it meant a cent sign.
Dlas March 8, 2009
Misinformation on prices
All sources exclaim that, for a prepaid Net10 phone:
Calls, incoming/outgoing are $0.10 per minute.
International calls to certain areas are $0.15
Texts, incoming/outgoing are $0.05 per message

Actual prices, as far as I've found (I have not made international calls)
Calls, incoming and outgoing are both $1.00 per minute.
Texts, incoming and outgoing are both $0.50 per message.


This means that all of those 'credible' sources are lying, and I'm getting charged %1000 more than what I was told I would be getting charged.
Unless their idea of dollars on the phone are different than those we are accustomed to, in which case it should STILL be written out somewhere.

Don't lie about the service you provide.
AggravatedGestalt February 24, 2009
Net10
After ordering a refurbished phone directly from the Net10 website, I waited a few days and received it in fair time. I eagerly opened the package to get started using my new affordable $60 phone. I entered all the silly serial numbers, registered online, and even filled out a survey - why not? The promotional offer I purchased, guaranteed 300 minutes, plus an additional 600 minutes, so I was willing to go for a refurb. The Motorola button fell off almost instantly, which did not bother me much at first, or not until my minutes failed to wax usable. I had read that it could take up to 24 hours, so I did not yet get excited. I noticed that the 600minute card was included, but nothing mentioning anything at all about 300minutes. I called customer-service (an oxymoron with Net10) on my old cell phone. After being dropped (disconnected) a couple times, I finally got through. I expressed my problem, and clearly stated that I wanted the 300 minutes activated before using my 600minute card, which she ignored and activated them both as a current and sum of 900 minutes, thus expediting my minute-expiration-date. I demanded to speak to a supervisor, which took another 15 minutes. By this time I had spent a fortune on my old cellphone and was now looking for some form of compensation for the bad service and inconvenience. Bad first impression. The supervisor was very patient with my anger - too patient; as this single call was already up to $4 - but said he would not compensate for either my frustration or their mismanagement. My minutes have still not activated, despite them claiming to have corrected the matter. The phone has not repaired itself either. Perhaps in the end they will honor their "money back guarantee", though at best, it will still have cost me time, cellphone-money, and shipping. I will proceed by contacting my credit-card co, the Better Business Bureau, and whatever I must do to strike back at this foul and disturbing company. "No Evil" they claim! Ha! I suppose the devil would claim the same too. Avoid this company. That is my most direct and honest advice. Though maybe the Spanish line is friendlier, and more efficient. ? .
access2000wiz February 14, 2009
Net10: Not always 10 cents /min
Net 10 Air Time costs - not always 10 cents per minute!
This is false advertising!
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If you are paying more then
$15 per every 30 days of service
then that is a very bad deal!

months: = 30 days / 30 = 1 month
cost (@ $15/mo) = 1 month x $15 = $15
Should only be paying $15.
Net 10 wants to charge you $20 - Bad deal!

months: = 60 days / 30 = 2 months
cost (@ $15/mo) = 2 months x $15 = $30
$30 - Just right!

months: = 90 days / 30 = 3 months
cost (@ $15/mo) = 3 months x $15 = $45
$45 - Just right!

months: = 120 days / 30 = 4 months
cost (@ $15/mo) = 4 months x $15 = $60
$60 - Just right!

months: = 180 days / 30 = 6 months
cost (@ $15/mo) = 6 months x $15 = $90
Should only be paying $90
Net 10 wants to charge you $100 - Bad deal

One year: = 360 days / 30 = 12 months
cost (@ $15/mo) = 12 months x $15 = $180
You should only be paying $180
Net 10 wants to charge you $200

Two years: = 720 days / 30 = 24 months
cost (@ $15/mo) = 24 months x $15 = $360
You should only be paying $360
Net 10 wants to charge you $400 - bad deal

Conclusion:
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You should only buy the following air-time cards: $30, $45 or $60
October 28, 2008
getting my money back
I ordered a net10 phone to be sent to another state.They convinced
me that it still go to a P.O Box.But that was not true.I retrieved
the package and had it sent back to the warehouse.I then talked to them on the phone about getting my money credited back to my acct they said 10 days.Before it was 3 days.Then when I thought I
heard it all I got an e-mail telling me to wait on my bank statement
The money should be in there.They also told me my bank would put a hold on the credit issue.Now today I got another e-mail telling me I have to wait 15 days before money is credited back to my acct.
The last time I talked to them about the issue, all they did is transfer my call from one person to another.And most of them could not speak English.35 minutes on the phone and ended up getting cut off.
October 28, 2008
getting my money back
I ordered a net10 phone to be sent to another state.They convinced
me that it still go to a P.O Box.But that was not true.I retrieved
the package and had it sent back to the warehouse.I then talked to them on the phone about getting my money credited back to my acct they said 10 days.Before it was 3 days.Then when I thought I
heard it all I got an e-mail telling me to wait on my bank statement
The money should be in there.They also told me my bank would put a hold on the credit issue.Now today I got another e-mail telling me I have to wait 15 days before money is credited back to my acct.
The last time I talked to them about the issue, all they did is transfer my call from one person to another.And most of them could not speak English.35 minutes on the phone and ended up getting cut off.

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