Nationwide prepaid cell phone service provider with low rates, flexible plans, and exceptional customer service. Page Plus has coverage on one of the nation’s largest wireless networks.
Pagepluscellular (pagepluscellular.com) has 20 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.3 out of 5.
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Shirley N G.
I was a costumer for over 5 years and just ended their service. Verizon bought them out and for whatever reason the service went from great to "what the F?" I had 2 technical issues because of verizon that took way to much time to resolve. I suspect verizon wants to get rid of pageplus costumers but they didn't have to try so hard.
Angel T.
Terrible service, I tried to pay my phone bill and I talk to the people for over 3 hours and they took my money but my phone is still not working sooo... I mean what the heck there service is trash they have a trash team, they should be kicked off the market I had a $12 plan and I ended up spending $30-$40 and my phone is still not own I don't advise this plan because this is ridiculous they should be shut down for this if I could give less than 1 star I would if I could give them - ♾️ I would this is terrible
Jan K.
I bought a phone from a dealer of page plus but was never told the phone is locked for a year. I change carriers with out knowing this. It took the new carriers 2 weeks of constant calling page plus to release my #. That finally happened but they charged me 3 days early on my account. The store owner reached out to me after a bad review and returned my money for the phone, WORST CO>
Jeffrey K.
Ah, you might want to check dates and wording on the positive reviews here. When I started with PP years ago, they were the only affordable option to use the Verizon network. Once PP was bought out a few years back by some French company, customer service evaporated. Untrained techs man the lines, telling you to reset your phone, get new sim cards, etc when the problem is on their end. Want to change a payment method? Good luck with that, it has to be done through a rep. Want to change auto billing? Call a rep. Think your phone is compatible because their website says it is after you enter the IMEI? Think again, they'll cut your service and change their minds months after it worked without a hitch. For a few bucks more a month, just use Verizon prepaid and get 3 times the data. It is just not worth the headache.
