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When you first activate your phone, the minute notification is automatically turned on so when you place a call you will hear a message saying how many hours /minutes you have left.
If you turned that off, or it doesn't exist, you may check your balance on the Straight Talk website or call their customer service number at 1-877-430-CELL (2355).
When you visit the Straight Talk website - find the tab called "Support" and scroll down to "Check balance."
Well, isn't that a happy little question! To check your balance on a Straight Talk phone, you can simply dial *777# and press the call button. This will show you how much balance you have left, giving you a clear picture to plan your next steps. Remember, it's all about taking care of yourself and staying informed, just like adding a touch of color to a beautiful landscape.
From your T-Mobile device, type #BAL# (#225#), and then press Send. You can view your current balance and the date we received your last payment.
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Can you get any phone and put on straight talk?
No. Not every single phone is compatible. You can check on Straight Talk's website if your phone is compatible.
How do you check your balance on talk mobile pay monthly?
You can check your balance by dialing *#1345#, using the Talkmobile menu on your mobile phone, or by calling 5888 from your Talkmobile phone.
Can a sprint phone be flashed so you can use straight talk service?
It seems likely, but you have to check compatibility phone by phone. You can use Straight Talk's compatibility checker and the serial number from your particular phone to find out whether it would work.
Can you switch boost moblie over to straight talk?
Yes, you can. You can do this with Straight Talk's "Bring Your Own Phone" program...which essentially requires you to purchase a SIM card. (they are usually about 15 bucks) Not all phones are accepted, however. Generally speaking, the phone must be a GSM phone. Check out Straighttalksim.com, click "shop" and then "buy now" for more information.
How do you transfer straight talk number to a Verizon phone?
You use the serial number of your straight talk phone. That is your account number.
Does straight talk have a android phone?
Yes, Straight Talk has several Android phones. I would check out their Shop Phones page to find the phone that fits your needs the best. Yes they do I have one that I got from walmart it cost $130 and I love it.
Where do you go for phone records from straight talk?
In order to get your phone records from Straight Talk you will have to get a subpoena. A court order will allow you to get your records.
Can you transfer a straight talk number to a assurance phone?
I had straight talk before and I got a new phone tried to transfer my number to the new phone. You have to call straight talk and u need your account number of the number in order to
What is straight talk?
Straight Talk is a pre-paid phone service that uses the towers of Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint for it's phones. The phone towers you use depend on the phone you purchase. Straight Talk has two pre-paid plans you could put onto your phone. One plan is the $45 plan, which gives you totally unlimited talk, text and internet on your Straight Talk phone. The second plan you could purchase each month from Straight Talk is the $30 plan. It features 1000 minutes to talk with, 1000 texts and 30 MB from the internet on your Straight Talk phone.
How do you find your activation code on your straight talk phone?
Straight Talk offers a variety of prepaid cell phones. The activation code for your Straight Talk phone can typically be found on a red card that comes in the box. You can easily activate your phone online.
Can i switched my cricket galaxy s3 to straight talk?
You can switch your phone from cricket to straight talk. All you have to do is call straight talk consumer service.
What is the best straight talk phone?
I like the Razr. In all honesty though, every straight talk phone seems to get good reviews. I use straight talk for my business line and it works really well.
