Straight Talk $30 Basic Flip Phone 30-Day Prepaid Plan Direct Top Up

This plan would have been ideal for my dad since he doesn't use web or text much. It is less expensive than an individual plan from Verizon or ATT. However it won't work with the bring your own phone option. They only take the $45 card if you don't use their phone.

Would have been awesome if I could get it to get Signal. Keep Dropping the phone signal not worth it. Trying to find a simple phone that my 78-year-old aunt can use. is on a fixed income. She cannot understand the smartphones.

never received it. contacted customer service. after all the options available, suggested I call Straight Talk... who sent me back to Walmart. I tried to stay positive and patient, but am very frustrated. I'll just have to refund and start over. very inconvenient. hopefully it's a one-time experience.

I unfortunately purchased the wrong card which now I am out $30 no matter what unless you're going to refund it to me cuz it hasn't been put on a phone I'm a little bit upset because it doesn't clarify and bigger words some of us are in a rush to get things done so big words saying flip phone would be nice instead I needed one for a smartphone what you guys don't have in stock

This pist me off i getvthis card for my friend and the card does not work ! and theres more, NO RETURN NONREPLACEMENT YOUR SCREW WITHOUT KNOW VASELINE

non-refundable, yet this is the SECOND card of this type that i have bought, had to call customer service both times, neither time was the barley understandable representative able to help.

I purchased a phone for someone and got this card, of course this card isn't compatible with the straight talk phone I bought so I'm out 30 dang bucks. What a rip off and a crappy scheme

Since beginning Straight Talk service I have had nothing, but poor customer service. I have been on hold for many hours trying to fix their errors. I feel they are poorly trained. I have also had difficulty contacting their email customer service dept.

Straight Talk phone cards make a great gift. Just be sure you're purchasing the correct one when BUYING ONLINE. I bought two of these cards as a gift for my nephew who lives out of state. I felt purchasing online saved me time - no running to the store or the post office to mail out the cards, and I didn't have to worry about them getting lost in the mail. They were sent in the form of an email containing the Pin number. Like a good many reviewers for this $30 card, I discovered he couldn't use them with his Straight Talk phone. It's not Walmart's fault I didn't pay closer attention by reading EVERYTHING in the description, nor is it Straight Talks. So, I spent $60 plus fees on these two cards, then turned around and spent an additional $45+ so my nephew would be able to use his phone. No use making him suffer for my ignorance. But, SOMETHING NEEDS TO CHANGE HERE WALMART, STRAIGHT TALK AND POTENTIAL PURCHASERS! There are over 100 reviewers here on Walmart.com who did the same thing I did. That's over $3,000 spent on something that can't be used. $3,000!! and that's only counting the customers who've left a review. Ok, to be fair, Straight Talk does offer 20 days service in place of the 30 paid for. One card only. I don't know about most of you folks out there, but I can't afford to throw away $30. If I had purchased the cards in-store and sent them snail mail, at least he could have returned them to Walmart and gotten the $45 card. I've learned a valuable (if not painful to my pocketbook) lesson. Make sure you buy the service plan that works with your phone.

I had problems crediting this card to my account. Customer service must be outsourced to a foreign company. the rep did not seem to understand anything I said. I was unable to get any resolution. I have used the Straight Talk wireless service for about a year without any problems. And I did save money over that time. I never needed to contact Customer service. So if things go smoothly while activating this, and you don't need assistance this may be good for you. But if something goes wrong, expect a very frustrating experience on the phone and the possibility of simply having to write off the money paid for the card as a loss.