How Net10 Wireless Works

Net10 is a easy Cost Per Minute prepaid cell phone company. Net10 is owned by Tracfone and operates nearly the same way with different rates and better phones.

You will start by buying a Net10 prepaid phone and a Net10 Minute Card. You can only use a Net10 Phone for Net10 service, you cannot use a Verizon, At&t, T-Mobile, Alltel, Net10 or any other phone with Net10 Service.

Activating your Net Ten Prepay Phone

Next you will have to Activate your Net10 wireless phone. You can go to the Net10 website or by calling Net10 on a different phone. This can take up to ten minutes.

You will have to type in some numbers into your phone and then it is active. It is really easy For the system to activate your phone can take 10 minute to a couple of hours.

Next you will add a Net10 Minute Card. You will key in the 15 digit PIN code into your phone.

I have gotten a lot of extra minutes on my Net10s by using Bonus Codes. Net10 Bonus codes are a five digit number that will increase the number of minutes you get when you are adding a card to your Net10 phone or buying a new phone.. Check out the Net10 Bonus Codes.

How Net10 Service Time Works

You will get 30 days of service time on most Net10 cards for each $15 you spend. You must have both minutes and service time on your phone to use it. The End of Service Date normally flashes on the screen of your Net10 phone all the time. You can also check your service end date and the number of minutes you have left in the Prepaid Menu on your Net10 phone. hwnet10wrks and also How Net10 Wireless Works.

Buying Net10 Minutes

For the Best Deal and phone Selection go to Net10.com.

Get $3 off on any Net10 phone with coupon code 34567.

When you buy from the Net10 website put in this code as you are making a phone purchase to save a little extra money.

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Net10 Service Time and Minutes Roll Over

With Net10 your minutes and service time will add on to your current balance. Let’s say you have 60 days and 20 units left on your phone. Add a 300 minute 60 day card and you will end up with 120 days(60+60) and 320 minutes (20+300).