Customer Ratings & Reviews

[ About Me ] - 30 yr old male - experience cell phone user - prior prepaid phone cards used: [ Cricket, Straight talk wireless ] Review of: T-Mobile Prepaid $50 Refill Card [ Pros ] - Eco friendly / recyclable prepaid cards - Prepaid cards can be disposed of using paper shredder. - Simple user instructions - Easy to use/enter pin codes - Easy to find at stores - Pay as you go prepaid cards are available online. - Pay as you go prepaid cards are available in various amounts to fit your needs: $10, $15, $30, $40, $50, $60. [ Cons ] - No discounts for buying x number of prepaid airtime. - No bonus minutes like Straight talk wireless.

I am glad these prepaid phone cards are available in my area at all since T-Mobile has not officially rolled out their 4g LTE plans yet here (although they do have pretty good band 4 & 12 coverage as well as H+), but it is a bit of a hassle to have to purchase multiple $10 cards every month. I wish there were at least $10 AND $20 cards available. $30 would be perfect for me, but it is a not a super widely used plan. It was the same at Best Buy when I was on Vigin Mobile...only small denominations available. Those I refused to buy and shopped elsewhere because the verification for each card took much longer. Please stock higher denomination prepaid phone cards!

Aside from the irony on the title, these pre-paid cards are great to keep your plan up and running without necessarily entrusting your bank account or credit card to the phone company (so they don't get leaked as well!) Bitterness apart, these are great especially for those on a tight budget who use the $30 plan (the famous one with 5GB LTE for the introvert people who won't talk a lot on the phone but will use the data) or the extremely-cheap $3/month pay-as-you-go plan, which I'm using because I don't see myself talking over 200 minutes/ month on the phone to justify extra expenses on this department. That said, you can get up to three months of service with this card!

It takes no time at all to add the card number to my cell phone and I get $40.00 unlimited talk, text, and data. Sure beats paying $80.00 to $100.00 for usual unlimited phone plans!

I love the $30 per month all inclusive T-Mobile plan, but I can never find the $30 cards at Best Buy. So I have to buy multiple $10 cards and use those one at a time, 3 per month. It is annoying in that aspect. However, the cards are easy to use and the plan is great.

Best buy will deliver and prepaid is less expensive. Great service for the value.

My son is young but is at the age where I feel we would benefit from him having his own cell phone. While it is a big responsibility to care for a nice phone, I thought we'd start out with a prepaid one first. He knows the minutes are only for emergencies, so I get the best deal out of this.

Exactly as much as you pay for. no hidden deductions. dead simple to load into your account. i pick multiple of these up at a time, credit can be used for pay as you go or to recharge monthly prepaid accounts. very convenient, and i think safer than having your credit card attached to the tmobile account or giving it over the phone!

Great card to use on my cell phone without having to sign a contract. Great for anyone that just need a cell phone and not always talking on the cell

I use the $30 monthly prepaid plan where you can use a combination of 1500 texts and minutes with 30MB of internet. I just moved to Tmobile prepaid from a major postpaid carrier and absolutely love it! I didn't want to lock myself into another contract without trying out the service. I was pleasantly surprised that I had great coverage phone coverage in my area (ZIP 18102) and have not experienced any dropped calls or slow 4G service. 1500 may seem like it's not much but I have not gone over my allowance!

Fast delivery, easy to activate 10 dollars refill card.

These are good to carry around when you're using the daily plan. Quicker and easier to enter the pin number than trying to reload your account with a credit card.

I don't like using my credit card to pay my monthly prepaid T-Mobile payment, so I purchase refill cards and earn points in the process. Super easy to redeem either directly on your phone or on your My T-Mobile account.

I like these prepaid T-mobile cards because you can buy them in advance, so you don't have to make a special trip to the store when you need to add money to your cell phone account. They are also good to give for gifts.

These are good to carry around when you're using the daily plan. Quicker and easier to enter the pin number than trying to reload your account with a credit card.

Easiest setup on the market. Refill and go. Customer service are quick to pick up and always friendly. Plans are competitive and reception is generally great.

I like the T-Mobile refill, easy to use. Even though it does not add many minutes at $10, at least there is a $10 denomination, and I actually use that to extend my number's expiration date.

Got the card in the mail, applied code on the T-mobile website, no problems. On legacy PayGo plan with Gold Rewards, so the top up extends service another year.

Needed to refill my T-Mobile prepaid account and buying these cards was an easy way to do that. I can add them to my account when my minutes start running out..

What can I say about this? Went into the store, picked up a $30 card, went to my car and activated it. My phone can now text, call, and use web. Thanks Bestbuy.