This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Net10 for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.
I found that the only way to control my cell phone expenses was to go the "pre-pay" way. When looking at my recent cell phone bill, I began to see the Light about exactly how much I was spending on those service plans. It didn't take me long to realize that I needed a plan I could control and have things limited to my needs. My finances are considered "fixed income", so therefore I must have control over my spending. I found that through the actual airtime I needed, I could be a person totally in control.
I know that I can have the convenience of buying airtime when I need it and if I'm a real NET10 customer then I can get the auto fill that this company offers.
All I need to do is is buy one of their phones, then activate it. On the screen it will tell me when my minutes will expire and that will help me keep up with my account. I suggest that you consider looking into this service, if you are looking to have something you can control.
I found that the only way to control my cell phone expenses was to go the "pre-pay" way. When looking at my recent cell phone bill, I began to see the Light about exactly how much I was spending on those service plans. It didn't take me long to realize that I needed a plan I could control and have things limited to my needs. My finances are considered "fixed income", so therefore I must have control over my spending. I found that through the actual airtime I needed, I could be a person totally in control.
I know that I can have the convenience of buying airtime when I need it and if I'm a real NET10 customer then I can get the auto fill that this company offers.
All I need to do is is buy one of their phones, then activate it. On the screen it will tell me when my minutes will expire and that will help me keep up with my account. I suggest that you consider looking into this service, if you are looking to have something you can control.
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