When buying this SIM card, it is very beneficial to get a tariff for $ 25. which includes $ 10 for international destinations, that is, you can call to Europe Asia to Russia and other countries to landline telephones and cell phones. the problem remains in unlocking devices that are locked for 12 months. it is not right on your part. the at & t company has been bashing for 2 months or 6 months. for example. you disappointed me very much. change the policy of unlocking devices in the future, please, or unlocking for points or certificates Thanks

Moving to the country and looking for a cheap alternative to expensive plans? Well, using Simple is really cheap and simple :) Used it for about a year before switching to AT&T - no problems at all

Had Virgin Mobile, switched to Boost (both use Sprint) cause it was cheaper, switched to Cricket cause I was tired of bad service at my work area, but switched to Simple Mobile cause then i had no service at home. What a journey! T-Mobile coverage is the only network that I can consistently get strong signals at work and home. This will vary depending on your own area. Works great on my unlocked LG G5. . I tried to transfer my number through the website but after 2 days it still wasn't working. Using their website chat service I was able to have that all fixed in a few minutes thanks to their tech guy. Seems a better deal than Metro PCS and T-Mobiles own pre paid plan.

The Simple Mobile bring your own phone kit, literally makes as simple as pie to bring any unlocked phone to their service. Using the T-Mobile towers you get great service no matter where you are at and I am very happy and satisfied with the product. I would recommend this to anybody he wants a good service for a cheap price... And the internet speeds are incredible! Simple Mobile = Simple install:-)

I needed an adapter for a SIM card I had, it was a nano size SIM card from Verizon but the phone I bought needed a micro size SIM. I got the idea to purchase this pack and see if it came with these adapters or not. Best Buy carries a micro-nano adapter but it cost $10 and has to be ordered. I picked this up for $1 and it had adapters for nano, micro and regular. Salesman at cell phone desk wasn't much help, he said they didn't keep any adapters in the store and when I suggested buying this $1 kit for the adapter he said, "If you open it, you can't bring it back". I thanked him and reminded him it was a dollar, I wasn't bringing it back! But the main thing to take away is that it worked great as a cheap SIM card adapter.