Tracfone 200 Minutes and 90 Days of Service - Refill, Top-Up, Pin Number - Prepaid Cell Phone Plan Airtime (Mail Delivery)

For safety.....I bought this minutes CARD to load on later. For speed, I bought faster loading of minutes from on-line WALMART. TRACFONE Service is changing. Now calls of 611611 go out of USA where accents & fast scripted sales talk is maddening & impossible to deal with. TracFone was easy & affordable to use. NOW--less so.

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i bought this back when i had a tracfone (i had just moved out and it was what i had at the time). it is the bare minimum regarding cell phone plans, and for most people it is not actually effective. if you are one of the people that barely uses a cell phone and doesn't use data on the phone then this is for you, but for anyone else it is not. even with the tracphones that triple your minutes, they go fast especially if a cell phone is your only phone. limited minutes is not good anyway, you never know when you will be in an emergency and with the way i was i would be milking the 5 minutes i had left before i needed to go buy another card. that's another thing, you have you actually find a store that has these prepaid cards. some cashiers don't even know how to ring them up to activate them. i switched from tracfone to aio which is now cricket, and have unlimited call, text, and data for $50 flat... and you can bring your own phone as long as it is unlocked, and they will help you figure out if it is and set it up for you at the kiosk. cricket is not highly rated but i have been very happy with it and it is comparable with ATT and Tmobile services. honestly, i'm saving more money with cricket than i did with a tracfone. if you actually use your phone at all, just go ahead and get a plan. it will save you money.

This is the best deal I have found on 200 minute tracfone cards. In addition, you can usually find a promo code that works for extra BONUS minutes by Googling promo codes for the month and year you are adding minutes to your phone. Since some of these promo codes work, and some do not, you are better off adding minutes on line, rather than on the phone itself.At least on the model I have, it only allows one promo code attempt. If it does not work you do not get a second chance. On line, if the first code does not work, you are able to add another. Sometimes these codes will give 40, 50, or even 60 extra minutes on a 200 minute purchase, if keyed in correctly at the same time you are adding minutes to the phone. I have the model which triples the 200 minutes to 600 minutes automatically when the minutes are added. The bonus minutes are as listed, and they do not get tripled.

Product arrived within 3-4 days. Code worked fine directly from phone (perhaps others had trouble because they used the "buy airtime" rather than "add airtime" menu item? At first I used "buy airtime" but it wouldn't accept the code as it had too many digits. Then I tried "add airtime" instead and that worked like a charm). Used a promo code - the phone prompts you for one- that I found online for an extra 60 mins. Personally I'm happy to receive card stock with a PIN on the back in nice, big type font rather than a standard plastic card - less waste, larger font that's easy to read, and no risk of rubbing off or smudging the numbers when scratching off to see the code, I would definitely buy this way again!

I've been very pleased with this service plan. I've had very little issues with area coverage, and I've had no issues with the phone.I've had this service plan for a half a year now, and my income has increased to where I can afford a more expensive service from a contract carrier, but I've found no reason to change do the the phone's coverage and reliability. There have been times, while driving out in the country, where the much more expensive Verizon carrier would have given my much better coverage. But those times have been too few for me to justify paying Verizon's MUCH higher price.In short, for the price, I haven't found a better deal out there with any of the other non-contract or contract cell phone service provider.

The 200 minute purchase was delivered to my house, via USPS, within the 1 - 3 day timeframe quoted by the seller. As others have pointed out, rather than a Minutes Card, the seller mails a piece of paper containing the PIN number and instructions. I have no issue with that process, and readily loaded the minutes into my phone.This is the best price I found for the 200-minute card, considering you don't have to pay any taxes or fees as you would through TracFone or a retailer. Alas, this will change for Massachusetts buyers in October 2013 because our governor and Amazon struck an agreement whereby the state's .065% tax will apply to our Amazon purchases as of that date.

With taxes and tracfone onliine charges, this card would retail for about $42. so it's a great deal. Two (sort of) problems though. It was sent USPS to: (my Name) or CURRENT RESIDENT. If this had wound up in the wrong box, I'd be out $32. Last Time I ordered it, I got a regular card, this time it was a xeroxed page with a Pin # sticker. Good news.. The pin # worked, and added the appropriate time for my plan. The second "problem" though, was that I must have tried at least 12 non-expired bonus codes before finding one that tracfone would accept.. Still, all told, It's still a great value, as the cards don't go on sale either retail or online.