I pay more with Straight Talk than I would have if I just went through Spectrum or elsewhere. Save yourself the headache and go with someone else. They refuse to fix it without telling you to purchase a new sim card. Someone put the wrong IMEI # associated with my sim card #. And come to find out the screw up on their end is the phone's IMEI #. You constantly get someone who cannot speak English very well. 5 people, 2 hang up calls in less than a week at that and not once, "I can send a sim card or fix this small simple mistake from our end" and the fact that I went through all these people and it took that long to find the issue which could have saved so much time and hassle. It's not that I am upset about having to pay $0.99 for a new sim card but it had nothing to do with the sim card and that it was their company that made the mistake and refused to fix it. If you need more data, you can purchase a 2 GB data add-on option for $10. This helps your unused balance roll over to the next service cycle. If you like your plan but feel like you're running through all of your data before the end of the month, you can purchase a 1 GB data add-on option for $5. The company’s Two-Line Unlimited Nationwide coverage is $90 a month, but mobile hotspot data is not included. While Straight Talk does not have a specific family plan, it makes it easy to add lines to your existing service. There are no hidden fees with Straight Talk, and there is no cost to activate your plan. There are five different plans to choose from that offer different data, speed, coverage and pricing options. It offers the best smartphones on the market, some of which are sold at significantly discounted rates. The appeal of Straight Talk is its flexibility and affordability.
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