$30 Verizon Prepaid Card

I bought this card, and it was exactly what I expected. I needed 50 dollars for a prepaid Verizon on a card, there it was. If you are looking for a 50 dollar prepaid card, look no further. Scratched off the strip...boom. Numbers and sometimes letters. Put the numbers and letters in the app...boom. 50 dollars. No more, but perhaps more importantly, no less. Take it from me, if you are looking for a Verizon 50 dollar prepaid card, and want a 50 dollar Verizon prepaid card, you could do a lot worse than purchasing this one. 50 dollars. Straight to Verizon. Couldn't recommend enough. Unless you have a different provider. Then it would be basically useless. If the sea were ink, and the sky were parchment, I still could not even begin to write how satisfied I am with my purchase of this 50 dollar prepaid card. It is exactly what I expected. If you need 50 dollars on your Verizon prepaid phone, don't hesitate to jump all over this one.

On the 7th.I was notified by text that my current $30.00 pre-paid card would expire on the 8th. and to avoid any disconnection in service enter the new pin number NOW which I did. When I attempted to make a call on the 9th I got a recording saying there was no money in the account and to get a top-up card. Lesson learned. If I use the top-up card ON THE DAY it's due the system applies it to the previous time period and basically eats my $30.00 From now on I'll wait until the day AFTER it's due, which is what I'd been doing all along.

These Verizon wireless refill cards are so much easier to use than other carriers when your minutes run out. All I have to do is dial the number on the back of the card and follow a few prompts and I’m all set for another month of phone service. The $30 plan works great for me even though make a lot of calls and texts and my data has never run out early so I feel like I get a lot for what I paid for too!

Bought to setup my Verizon prepaid Moto e6. Very easy setup and instructions to inform you on prepaid phones and plans and card usages. Buying another as a backup in the car, for which the phone is for in the case of emergencies. Great idea!

This was quick and easy to use. I scraped the back and texted the number. The bad thing is that they charge you surcharges and other companies don't. If this keeps up I'm going to have to change to another cell phone company.

Very affordable phone plan and refill cards are very easy to use.

My son has a prepaid phone through Verizon. This is how we pay for his monthly plan. He has a non-smart phone so it only costs us $15 a month. We have never had any problems refilling his minutes using these prepaid cards. My only gripe is that sometimes they may not have the denomination of card that you want but it isn't a big deal because we only spend $15 per month regardless. I would recommend this to other parents that want to keep in touch with their kids without giving them a smartphone or putting them on an expensive phone plan contract.

I feel that if you pay for a certain amount of something, it should be yours to use until it is gone. With this prepay card, you pay for it, but if you only use a small fraction of it in 30 days, tough luck, the rest of your purchase is stripped from your hands. I would recommend this, conditionally, only because it is the closest thing I have found on the market that allows you to prepay for a data hotspot. It can end up being basically FAR FAR more expensive than you imagine, if you need the option to having (x amount of) GB available for a use, but end up using just a smidge during your first 30 days. Oh, also, the fact that you have to have an account etc. defeats the purpose of having a prepay. I use this in professional setting, and I would like to be able to give the remainder to my clients after the one time use, but that is impossible due to how this is set up. All of that said, Verizon is the best service, and this has performed SOLIDLY for me.