Tracfone India

[Kemal Allan]

The10 Global Calling Card must be combined with another Tracfone Service Plan to work. Calls must originate from the US and Puerto Rico only. No International Roaming is allowed. Only for personal use. Calls are deducted in one-minute increments. Airtime minutes will be deducted plus the cost of the International call. Rates are subject to change without prior notice. Card benefits expire 180 days from last use or 30 days after your Service is sus- pended, whichever occurs first. Available online only at www.tracfoneild.com.

Tracfone's Frequent Numbers is an online service that provides you with 1-800 numbers you can assign to your most frequent dialed international numbers. No more dialing the international access number, plus country code, plus phone number, etc.

International calling available to over 100 destinations worldwide. Countries are subject to change without prior notice. For international calls dial 305-938-5673. Airtime deductions apply. International text messages and roaming are not allowed.

I know that Tracfone is no longer offering triple minutes to new customers, but if you bought your phone when the triple minutes program was still in place, will they still triple your minutes when you go to refill?

Thank you all, I appreciate your help. All is well. I bought the same package as Zhills, and because it didn't say 'triple minutes', I thought they weren't honoring their previous commitment to the triple minutes customers.

I bought a tracfone when it was TSV last November. It has triple minutes and my year is up in the middle of November. The phone serves my purpose. I know they will end up having TSV fracfones but they will not have the triple minutes. Would I be better off to just buy a phone card and add triple minutes to my phone or wait and purchase a new one without the tirple minutes but probably a better phone.

If you have one of the phones that has "triple minutes," the "Pay As You Go" plans give you the same options as before (at least from what I can remember). It's just that the numbers shown have already been tripled. I always thought the whole "triple minutes" idea was basically marketing hype anyway. Whether I'm paying for one minute and getting two more free or paying the same amount for three minutes costs me the same. I do find it a bit deceiving that they show these plans being for "regular" phones. Since both of my phones are "smart" phones, I can choose from either the "regular" plans or the new "smartphone" plans, which do cost slightly more.

I've had a Tracphone for many years. A couple of years ago I ported my landline number to a new phone I purchased. I very seldom actually use either phone. But the cost for both is considerably less than what I was paying for minimal landline service.

@KATIE ANN Since I never even come close to using the promotional minutes, it's normally cheaper for me to just buy a new one when there's a "special value" that provides an upgrade to what I currently have. It's running Android Nougat. All the others I've seen being offered are still Marshmallow (and I think both of my phones are Lollipop). Plus it has a newer processor, more built in memory and a far better camera.

Whether or not promotional minutes transfer over has varied over the years. Unused airtime/minutes that you purchase to extend the ending date does. As I mentioned, I've never used all my minutes before the end of the year. Sometimes I've added more airtime to keep my phone active a few months longer until the price/features were right.

I had just purchased airtime for both my phones to keep them active just a few days before I found out about the Fiesta 2. Since there's no deadline to activate my new phone, I just connected it to my wifi, downloaded my favorite apps and have been getting used to it. There are a few changes in screen appearance, but nothing that made me need to open the manual.

I finally got to talk to customer service at Tracfone. The first person (Voice from India) told me that my triple minutes plan is no longer valid, I asked to speak to someone else who can confirm to me that Tracfone will no longer honored my contract that I purchased from QVC. The second person (Still voice from India) told me the same thing. I started to press the issue of bleaching the contract and bad business practice, then he told me to add my Airtime (buy plan) and IF the the triple deal did not kicked in, he can adjust my talk/text/data to Triple deal. I will add Airtime on April 15,2018 (a week before plan expire), let hope it will goes well.

@JESSILU, I bought an airtime card about ten days ago from Target ( they had it in the electronics department not with the other gift cards). They sell two types of cards, one for just smartphones which don't triple the minutes and a basic card which does triple minutes if your phone has the capability. I bought the basic one, went online to Tracfone's website and everything tripled.

My Tracfone is a smart phone but is a triple minutes one. I buy the regular cards (not the smart phone ones) from the Tracfone site and all the categories (minutes, text, data) triple like they are supposed to.

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