Straight Talk $30 Basic Flip Phone 30-Day Prepaid Plan e-PIN Top Up (Email Delivery)

I've been a straight talk customer for a number of years now and have gone through a lot with the company but i'm still a Straight Talk customer. This added value to their $30 monthly plan is unbelievable!! I feel their service area is somewhat lacking but I rarely have an issue requiring service. I switch from AT&T to Straight Talk over ten years ago and have not looked back. I great service for the value.

When I started using Straight Talk for my phone service it was an excellent deal. But, today I would say it is average, mostly because many of the major providers offer the same service for the same price or in some cases less. The second thing I based this review on is service, can I make a call & can I receive my calls, and customer service. Making calls along the I-5 corridor is excellent but the further you move from the corridor the worse it gets, it is the same with receiving calls. Customer service is poor in my opinion, I had to by 2 sims because Straight Talk sent me the wrong one and even though the customer service agent said I would not have to pay for the correct sim and would receive a free month of service I ended up paying for the new sim card and never received any airtime to make up for what I lost while I was waiting for the correct sim to arrive. The reason I give 4 stars is because with the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) I was able to use my Dell Venue Pro windows based phone OS 7.8 and despite the poor start I have received relatively good service since.

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

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

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.

The last two on line purchases failed to be delivered to my e mail. I got the confirmation of the order but not the electronic delivery. I had to copy the order number and go to a different web site to retrieve it. Very frustrating and time consuming.

Straight Talk supposedly has a bring-your-own-phone plan. I have an existing phone (from Tracfone, which is the EXACT SAME COMPANY as Straight Talk) that I wanted to activate with Straight Talk service. That's why I bought this item. I then tried to use the BYOP section of the StraightTalk website to activate the phone. No deal, wouldn't allow me to do so. It recognized the phone when I entered the phone's MEID/IMEI number, but refused to allow me to activate it on Straight Talk. The message I received was something like "Congratulations! You're already receiving great ..." whatever on Tracfone. Trust me, Tracfone is NOT a bargain when they make you pay per minute. Anyway, I contacted StraightTalk and went through their entire phone tree only to be told that, while they do have a BYOP program, any phones from Net 10 and Tracfone are specifically EXCLUDED from their program. No explanation why -- and there shouldn't be a valid reason why, since they are the SAME company. So, here I sit with this $30 piece of cardboard that I cannot use.