OFFICIAL: Cheapest Refill Cards

[UrbanBounca]

Do NOT buy from this individual on eBay! I just got a call from the LAPD saying my number was linked to a stolen credit card that was used to add airtime to my account. On 8/24, I purchased from someone having a short, but good, eBay feedback.

I will no longer be purchasing from anyone other than Straight Talk directly.

[AlexKidd1977]

Do NOT buy from this individual on eBay! I just got a call from the LAPD saying my number was linked to a stolen credit card that was used to add airtime to my account. On 8/24, I purchased from someone having a short, but good, eBay feedback.

I will no longer be purchasing from anyone other than Straight Talk directly.

Money laundering scheme. SMH.

--Kidd

[UrbanBounca]

Money laundering scheme. SMH.

--Kidd

That was my thought. That said, I haven't spoken to anyone from the LAPD since the initial call. I never gave them any identifying information, so I assumed they'd call me back.

[OMGDog]

Anyone interested in buying a $45 refill pin/card for $40? Straight Talk made me bundle a plan with my iPhone 5S purchase and I just need it for the phone. PM me if interested.

[mundane24]

where are you guys getting your refills nowadays?

[mobilegeek897]

I can get you anything you want , priv

[efparri]

Be advised that Straight Talk refill cards purchased from other than Straight Talk or Walmart may be rejected at any time, even after being initially applied to an account.

[sharp99]

Be advised that Straight Talk refill cards purchased from other than Straight Talk or Walmart may be rejected at any time, even after being initially applied to an account.

They obviously originally came from one of those sources though so you blanket statement really isn't saying much.

[mobilegeek897]

They obviously originally came from one of those sources though so you blanket statement really isn't saying much.

Exactly , all are legal.

[efparri]

Some of these off-market refill cards are simply unactivated service cards taken from the shelves of Walmart stores or cards not legitimately purchased. In the past, some Walmart managers were activating cards which had not been purchased by customers and selling them on the black market. Others from outside of the United States may be using computer generated PINs. In some cases where the purchaser gives his telephone number may not be real service cards at all. Everything might be computer generated.

[sharp99]

Some of these off-market refill cards are simply unactivated service cards taken from the shelves of Walmart stores or cards not legitimately purchased. In the past, some Walmart managers were activating cards which had not been purchased by customers and selling them on the black market. Others from outside of the United States may be using computer generated PINs. In some cases where the purchaser gives his telephone number may not be real service cards at all. Everything might be computer generated.

I thought these types of cards were worthless until paid for at the register. The computer generated theory is interesting though, I wonder if there's an algorithm or what.

[Acee]

I was on Straight Talk for more than 4 years. I only bought one month from ST, that was the first month. The rest of the time I bought from ebay. I never had a problem with any purchase, never lost any time etc. The only 'problem' I had was that I bought a 3 month card and for some reason I got a year of credit. I figured that either ST or the seller would come back to me but nothing happened.

Toward the end of last year I found it difficult to find good deals so I left ST and went to Boom Verizon.