Net10 -- Strange Days

A few days ago I started getting notifications that I needed to add more
minutes by 8-17... so early this afternoon (Wed), I went to the Net10
website and put 300 min/30 days on my c/c.

I stepped thru all the webpages of the process and when it got to the final
screen, it stated my phone would remain active thru 10-16. I thought it must
be a glitch, but the phone display now shows I have 589 minutes (rollover of
289), and 2 months until I need to renew.

It was my understanding that it would/should expire on 9-16 (30 days), that
only the remaining minutes rolled over... but apparently that's not the
case... I now have just under 600 minutes and 60 days of service, where I
thought I would only be getting 30.

Cool huh?

<user@mail.com> wrote in message
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>A few days ago I started getting notifications that I needed to add more
> minutes by 8-17... so early this afternoon (Wed), I went to the Net10
> website and put 300 min/30 days on my c/c.
>
> I stepped thru all the webpages of the process and when it got to the
> final
> screen, it stated my phone would remain active thru 10-16. I thought it
> must
> be a glitch, but the phone display now shows I have 589 minutes (rollover
> of
> 289), and 2 months until I need to renew.
>
> It was my understanding that it would/should expire on 9-16 (30 days),
> that
> only the remaining minutes rolled over... but apparently that's not the
> case... I now have just under 600 minutes and 60 days of service, where I
> thought I would only be getting 30.
>
> Cool huh?

No.. They now do it on 90 day basis


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There's no indication of that on the website... explain.

<user@mail.com> wrote in message
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> There's no indication of that on the website... explain.

Websites are not exactly updated like the news sites.

explained