Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pay as you go plans are pretty much the only way to go if you hate phones. Full plans are just too outrageous. You don't get a whole lot of bang for your buck; each minute is 5 cents, and each text is 20, but if you only talk on your phone 20 minutes a month, why pay more? You can get that anywhere that has a Wi-Fi hotspot. The cards are annoying to buy, and AT&T is currently "renovating" the system to make it more like points rather than dollar amounts. To activate the cards, you have to check your voice mail, or try and call the number on the back of the cards (it's like *888 and then the number on the card), but it never works for me unless my account is at $0.00. I use the cards for both my cell and my AT&T hotspot. Both blow through these things way too fast. But AT&T is the only thing in my area that works. So they win the monopoly war. I don't recommend AT&T's Go cards over anybody else's' unless you're stuck with their service like I am. The fact that you have to drop $50 a month to get anything close to "unlimited" is outrageous and exploitative. And the internet is a joke. Fast, reliable, but when you spend $50 and get 6 hours out of it, you'll definitely consider getting a different internet provider. Here's hoping 2016 will bring around changes in telecommunication services and what's allowable by Big Business providers. Not recommended, unless you're cheap and hate paying for utilities like I do.

I really like using these refills for my Lumia 520 prepaid smart phone. $25 gets you 250 minutes and unlimited texts. And with AT&T prepaid, if you are near wifi, you can make full use of your smartphone.

For prepaid customers, this card gives you many minutes.

EXCELLENT DEAL!!!!! Espically when it helps me let me data roll over.

Needed to add $75 to my hotspot for the month but there is no option for $75. Had to have a combo of a $60 and $15

I use my GoPhone for days at the beach, nights on the town, or places where there's a bigger risk of loss or theft. I leave my more expensive phone at home. This ATT GoPhone Card provides just the right amount of service for light use for a month. I'm very happy with my choice and my more expensive phone remains safely at home.

I use this to add money to my emergency phone for work that I use maybe once a month. The only real problem I have is that the money/time expires if not used. I wish they sold a $5 version of this, or if the money lasted more then 30 days.

This really came in handy for my relative visiting and was able to keep up communication without spending too much

This is my first go round with pay-as-you-go. I may be able to get by with a less expensive card. Time will tell.

Thanks to the people that work there I was able to find it quick and easy and was easy to use

Went and came out quick for a card. No lines, avoiding the holiday rush.

great card, the reason for minus 1 star is it does not allow return/exchange from bestbuy

It is very convenient to purchase this item from Best Buy...so I like to do it online every time. Thanks

It was simple to put into the pre paid phone, since I didn't want to add my credit card to the account.

Found what I needed right next to cash registers. Very pleased

Bought a card my simcard was deactivated and can no longer use it has an in the army NH have no service for atnt at my house and didn't use it for two months went to add money to it was deactivated when I wanted to use it for work no one will reimburse me if you need $ 25 unused has 30 more days left will train for it

Excellent deal for the money, especially with rollover data.

I found that this is a great way to help a elderly parent on a fixed budget.

If you are reward member and have prepaid phone this is the best way to get some extra points

I use AT&T Go Phones and find it very easy to add money to my account using their phone cards. The cards have always worked for me. I am a satisfied customer of AT&T and Best Buy!