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We decided to go with Speedtalk for my 10 year old daughter, who has been begging to get phone service. I am extremely pleased with the value of the $9 plan especially knowing that my daughter will be on Tmobile's network (via Speedtalk). I think they are for the cord cutting generation and it is nice to see a flat price for service with no suprises. I really like that the sim card and activation were both free with the purchase of the plan. I think the concept of a hybrid type billing system is amazing they describe it as being between a subscription and a prepaid plan; and you can cancel at anytime because there is no contract. That also means no credit check which is great for my needs (service for a child) and cheaper than adding her on my sercive. My grandparents are shopping for new phone service and I plan to recommend Speedtalk to them. My grandfather uses a flip phone with no data and does not text so he should be able to get a way better deal than he currently gets from At&t. When you order the kit it has several size options so if you need service for a smartwatch, phone, or anything else you should be good to go.

One of my worst prepaid cell phone purchases ever made. I was excited to find speedtalk mobile. It seemed to have good reviews. It had a decent amount of talk and text for a good price. I ordered the Sim and activated it all. No problems with activation. I also received decent signal strength and call quality was fine. The BIG PROBLEM was that we would receive spam calls and texts all day long. I was trying to use this in my son's phone and he was getting these random calls during school. I tried installing the Sim in an old iPhone to rule out the possibility it wasnt something with my Chinese smart watch. The problem happened with any phone it was installed in. I called customer service. That suggested registering at donotcall.gov. I did that but the issue still peristed. I then called to cancel and told the guy my reasoning. He didn't seem surprised or say anything. I asked if that was normal. He said I don't think so but there is nothing I can do to help. This tells me that it probably is normal. Maybe I am wrong. Anyhow, I won't ever try another plan from them.

Well, I wanted a second phone. I decided to go with the Soyes 7S (a tiny tiny little Andriod phone, smaller than a credit card). This is a backup phone to use when I don't want to take my Galaxy S9 with me, but, still want to have an emergency phone. Times I would use this would be when I go fishing, or, to the beach, or out drinking, basically anytime my good phone would be 'at risk'. I don't care if this little phone gets lost / broken / stolen. I mean I care, but, I care more about my S9.I got this $9 a month plan ($6.50 at the time of purchase here on Amazon). This provides all I need (more than I need). My phone allows me to toggle on and off the data connection. So, I can make sure I never use data unless I want to. I can also connect to Xfinity hotspots while out, or, my own wifi at home. So, the amount of data I do get, is plenty for an emergency (like if I had to ask, "where is the nearest gas station / hospital / etc.).I honestly will probably go down from the $9 plan to the $5 plan for next month. I don't see needing more than 100 mins / 100 texts / 100mb for my needs. I can say everything is working fine on the network. Data speed isn't super fast; however, my phone only allows up to 3g, so, I am not getting the full network speeds anyways. It does work just fine though. Texts are fine. I sent a few pictures to test and all went though just fine. Voice calls are clear on both ends.I do live near a big city (Chicago), so, we have good cell signals around here. For me, it works great. They do have more expensive plans (still not too high cost) for more 'hungry' users. I'm going to test them out for a while, many months. Maybe I'll switch my S9 over to them in the future on one of their higher plans and save a boatload monthly. Will have to test more first. My S9 is on Verizon and has worked perfectly on all my travels. I'll see how this Speedtalk does after I take it out of town a few times.

I tried with a competitor's sim card and it wasn't great, far from it (long boring story).I tried this SpeedTalk product and it was GREAT - I love the simplicity and the no nonsense online set up process (monthly renewals get billed directly).I selected a lower minutes allowance (500 minutes) because I don't use this new phone a whole lot, I prefer an older different one that I have gotten very familiar with over the years.But this SpeedTalkMobile.com sim card uses a much better cellphone network (T-Mobile). So as I learn to use the newer phone, I may decide to ditch the older primary phone.for my new backup (on T-Mobile) we'll see.I don't need to talk much, I mostly text to whomever and this SpeedTalk sim card features unlimited texting, with moderate data. It's a win/win to my mind. You won't go wrong with this sim card.

The BEST BANG for the buck... I needed a SMS gateway, and this service allows that to work for me. I used a USB 4G/LTE device to get SMS messages.

The Customer Service has bad telephones (go figure), could not hear me on my land line, Tried two phones and several calls. Ended up using Chat. What a pain