Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionWhat is included in Total Wireless plans?

• A:Answer All no-contract Total Wireless plans include unlimited data, talk, and text.

Q: QuestionHow do I redeem this Total Wireless card?

• A:Answer First, purchase the card on BestBuy.com. Then, visit the Total Wireless website or app and create or log into your account to apply the value.

Q: QuestionIs there a discount for bringing my own device to Total Wireless?

• A:Answer Yes, you can save 50% on a 1-line Base 5G plan and enjoy discounted pricing on Total 5G and 5G Unlimited plans when you bring your own device.

Q: QuestionDoes Total Wireless have contracts?

• A:Answer No, Total Wireless offers no-contract plans.

Q: QuestionWhat network does Total Wireless use?

• A:Answer Total Wireless uses Verizon's 5G network.

Q: QuestionI need to activate my phone,I bought a phone I need to

Asked 3 months ago by chrissy.

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Q: QuestionHow long does an $80 card good for?

Asked 9 months ago by Bullfrog.

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• A:Answer Depends on the phone service and plan you have

  Answered 4 months ago by ThainezaS

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Q: QuestionCan I use this $65 card to go towards my one line $30 plan and balance will carry over for next months payment

Asked 9 months ago by Jim.

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• A:Answer Yes

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Q: QuestionHow much time do you got for a $40 card? How many minutes or months does that cover?

Asked 10 months ago by Sue.

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• A:Answer It really depends on the service you have if you bill is monthly or if you paying for mins

  Answered 4 months ago by ThainezaS

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