will this phone work on pay as you go plan with net10
1154782
Yes...however if you desire to keep your old number you have to purchase a net10 card first...the contact net10 at their toll free number
1154783
FYI - we ended up returning this phone because net10 couldn't activate it on their network. We aren't sure if it was that individual phone, or if net10 has issues with the blackberry service (which you need to have activated to have any kind of data service). So you may want to consider another phone.
1154784
Absolutely. Rudy, that is what I have and am using as I answer your question right now. A blackberry 9310c through Net10 pay as you go.
847206
I was using a phone from Net10, but when the phone would boot up it gave a Tracfone icon on the display, so I think they are pretty much the same thing. If you have been using pay-as-you-go (adding minutes only whenever you are running low) then the SIM in your phone will not work with this, or any other smartphone OS. You will need to buy a "Bring Your Phone" kit that has the SIM you need. I had to transfer my number to the phone using Net10 tech support on the phone. The phone is working great, and I am very pleased with it.
1398885
If it's a Net10 phone you have to use it on the Net10 service, they also have an unlimited Net10 plan and it's $45 a month plus tax with autopay signup.They have the same model phone for Straight Talk, so one of the reviews was for the ST version.
1835554
This is such an old phone You should buy a newer model. I haven't used that phone in like 18 months. Mine was for tracfone not net 10. Both are owned by the same company but the tracfone rates are the best and cheapest. I now have a Samsung Galaxy smart tracfone and pay like $7.22 a month for it with plenty of time phone, data, and text left over.
1198229
No. This is solely a metropcs phone. Net10 has their own version I beleive. You can try looking up net10 and see who they run off of (AT&T;, Verizon, etc) and get one of one of their companies unlocked phones and it will work.
2117251
Yes it will. I have been useing net 10 for six years. If it uses verizon towers it works everywhere. Most of the net 10 phones do not use verizon towers and they do not work at all in a lot of places.
154265
Yes i am using it as pay as you go phone in USA. It is unlocked phone so should work every where.
1530366
Yes it's A unlock phone it works well with ne net 10, net 10 uses AT&T; tower but I haven't got chance to try it out of the country but if the company uses gsm it should work.
699711
This phone is a regular genuine Blackberry smartphone, it's the real deal, same kind of Blackberry phone you would get from a bigger cellphone company-it is not a feature phone. I am not sure if it is eligible for a pay as you go plan, sorry I don't have the answer to the second question :)
1859695
I use my phone with the NET10 pay as you go service. I don't really like all the bells and whistles on most phones, I don't even use my phone to text. It costs me 30 dollars for 60 days of service and 300 minutes. I don't use it much so the minutes really add up. I am very pleased with this phone.
2165137
Yes, this SIM can be used in a pay as go plan. It is perfect for me and can save a lot of money.Many thanks!
658287
I tried to use it with Net10, which is part of TracFone and it didnt' work on their network, so probably not.
34059
It will only work with the $50.00 unlimited calling/texting & internet.which is a pay as u go monthly plan.
1932516
If Net10 uses a SIM card GSM phone, then with this being an unlocked phone, it will work. If it doesn't utilize GSM technology and uses CDMA like sprint, then it won't work.
917208
it work with a sim card and without a sim card you call net10 and tell them what kind of phone you have and they will set you
426337
if this phone is designated for net10 use then you won't be able to use it with a straight talk plan
1018453
Only if it is sold pre-programmed as a Net10 phone. Tracfone version almost certainly will not work as a Net10 phone. I think the Tracfone one I had came with double minutes, so it wasn't expensive to use. In any case, it will be on the Verizon network which is superior in more out of the way areas.