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Straight Talk Wireless Prepaid Cell Phone
The new Straight Talk cell phones are available now with an amazing plan! The new plan is Tracfone's version of unlimited for a great low price of only $30 a month for 1000 minutes OR $45 a month for full unlimited! This is one of the best new plans available to consumers considering the average cell phone customer uses about 700 minutes and spends over $70. 
30 days of serviceUnlimited for $45 OR 1000 any time/any where minutes for $30Unlimited text or 1000 Text messages30 Megabytes of Data usageUnlimited roaming with NO extra fees within the Verizon Network.Free calls to 411Voice mail, caller id, call waiting included.Same coverage as a typical Verizon contract plan at half the priceClick Here to view Straight Talk Phones
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Key Straight Talk Details:
1. You can port your existing number which is great if you want to switch.
2. Phones Available Ranging from $30-$328. You must purchase a Straight Talk phone in order to use the service. Non Straight Talk Phones will NOT work with the service
LG100 | LG200 | LG220 | LG290 | Motorola W385 | Samsung R451C |
Samsung R355C*NEW | Samsung Finesse *Back in Stock |
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3. You may enroll by registering your credit/debit card at StraighTtalk.com. By enrolling , you will receive a recurring charge to your credit/accepted debit card every 30 days. This will automatically refill your account with Services. You can stop auto pay at any time. If you plan on enrolling, wait until your NEXT CARD IS DUE to enroll. DO NOT enroll as soon as you activate or buy a new card, doing so will result in another charge even if you have just added the card. You may also refill every 30 days by purchasing a refill card here.
4. You can change from the $45 to $30 (or vice versa) at any time by simply purchasing which ever refill you wish. If you wish to have this flexibility, do not enroll in the auto pay plan. If already enrolled, de-enroll so you can refill manually.
5. Minutes do not roll over from month to month.
6. Straight Talk does not offer outbound international roaming or international long distance service at this time. International calling cards that utilize 1 800 numbers for access will work on your Straight Talk phone. You will not be able to make or receive calls on your Straight Talk phone if you are traveling outside of the United States. At this time, roaming is limited the Verizon network.
7. A new or reconditioned Straight Talk phone is covered by the phone manufacturer’s one year limited warranty.
Straight Talk FAQ
Can I switch from the $30 to $45 plan anytime and vice versa?
- Yes, you can switch back and forth any time. You simply buy which ever card fits your budget that month. Just make sure you don't enroll in the autopay plan. If you are already enrolled, just cancel and buy your cards as you go.Can get rid of the 10 sec airtime balance message at the beginning of each call?
- Yes, simply call customer service and have them deactivate it. Just remember that you will need to check your balance online since the phones do not display it.Will I be charged if I go over my monthly minutes on the $30 plan?
- No, remember that Straight Talk is strictly prepaid so no overage charges EVER. If you use up your 1000 minutes you will simply not be able to make calls. You can either buy another card or wait until your refill date if you are on the autopay plan.Will a Verizon phone work? How about another carrier phone?
- No, Verizon simply provides the coverage for Straight Talk. You will need to buy a Straight Talk Phone to use the plan.Can I cancel the autopay plan any time?
- Yes, you cancel any time. It is NOT a contract. You can simply buy your refill time as you go after you cancel.Can I Port my number In/Out of Straight Talk
- Yes, Port Ins are simple and can be completed on the Straight Talk Web Page. Port Outs can be initiated by the carrier you are going to. Remember that if you port in, you need to keep your service up to date. If you let it lapse and your service is disconnected, you will loose your number.Can I activate a used Straight Talk phone?
- Yes, you can. You will need to buy an airtime card to activate it though. You will also need to make sure the original owner has either not registered it or calls Straight Talk to de-register themselves from the phone.Can I use Straight Talk outside the United States?
- No, Straight Talk will only work in US.Where to Buy
You can get your Straight Talk Phone Directly from Straight Talk! Click Here to view Straight Talk Phones | View Straight Talk Current Promos
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Curious about something
I still love my phone and the service is good. Once in a while the call quality isn't perfect, but it's certainly good enough. I do have a silly question though. On the main screen, one of the icons says 1x. I looked it up in the Quick Start Guide and it says 1x means....1x. Not at all helpful! I have the LG 220CM if that matters. Thanks!
Re: Curious about something
1x is the standard CDMA data connection speed your phone utilizes. Sort of like if you had a GSM 3g phone it would say 3g somewhere on the screen.
Wow!
I couldn't believe it! I've been thinking about ST for a while. My AT&T contract ended a few weeks ago, but I was a little nervous. I started out with Cingular, which became AT&T and have never had to port a phone in the 9 years that I've had a cell. So I bought my phone today and ported it online. I knew it could take up to a week - it took about 10 minutes!! So psyched! Also, one of the problems with my last phone was the ringer volume/frequency it was on. I have a moderate hearing loss and no matter how I played with it, I still had trouble hearing it ring and mostly kept it on vibrate. I had no trouble with the actual conversations, just hearing it ring. So far, no problems with this phone and if I do, well, there's 36 free ringtones so I should be fine! Looking forward to saving money every month!!!
I was just wandering how
I was just wandering how much the finesse costs and how to go about getting it if its not offered at my local wal mart? This site says the phones vary in price up to $100 but on the computer it shows the Finesse cost $328.00. Is that really how much it costs?
Re:I was just wandering how
Hi there, the cost of the Finesse is $328 from Straighttalk.com. Thanks for pointing out the error on the site. At time of publishing the Finesse was not available hence the $100 figure.
porting number
I have been thinking of going with ST, but want to be sure that if I port my number over to them and decide I don't like the service that I can port my number back to another carrier.
Do you have any experience with this serious?
Re:porting
Porting to Straight Talk is pretty simple and can be completed online once you have your phone. It usually takes a day or two if all goes well. I have no direct experience porting out since I have had no problems with the service whatsoever and the price certainly is right. That being said, by law, Straight Talk has to allow you to port out and you can initiate the port with the carrier you are going to. So there should be no issues there. I have heard some mention that the port out takes a little longer than usual, though I cannot confirm this. The main thing you have to keep in mind is that while using Straight Talk, you MUST renew the service every month when it's due. You will loose your number if you do not renew every month and let the service lapse to the point of disconnection.
Porting to straighttalk
I have been trying for over 6 weeks to port a landline to straighttalk. I've spent over 4 1/2 hours on the phone and sent multiple emails to CS. They have canceled the work order 3 times as complete and canceled the prepaid card as "used" but I've never gotten service. They now tell me another month to do the job. Something tells me a visit to WalMart returns is going to be in order.
My sister switched to
My sister switched to Straight Talk and then decided to go with AT&T and an iPhone. She lost her old number as it is easy to port your number into Straight Talk, but nearly impossible to port it out. She spent hours on the phone with AT&T and Straight Talk and finally gave up in frustration. She has had her old number for 15 years, but now has a new one--so frustrating.
The Straight Talk service is awesome for texting and calling. But not good if you want to change carriers.
Memory card and cable
Ok so i gotta usb data cable and i have windows 2000 and it wouldnt work at first, then it did, well then i accidently clicked done on the connected to pc screen now my memory card isnt bein read... any suggestions