Tracfone Wireless My Account Software
Company Name: TracFone Wireless, Inc.
About: TracFone Wireless is known for its coverage in 99.6% of the cellular populations.
Headquarters: Miami, Florida, United States.
Tracfone Wireless My Account Overview
What is Tracfone Wireless My Account? The TracFone My Account App is a mobile application that allows users to manage most aspects of their wireless service from their phone. Users can log in or create an account, view their service end date, track their balance, refill their airtime, manage their credit card, add or delete a device from their account, view transaction history, and use the retail locator.
Features
- Log in or create an account
- View service end date
- Track balance on home screen
- Refill airtime with Buy Airtime or Add Airtime (with Airtime PIN)
- Manage credit card
- Add or delete a device from the account
- View transaction history
- Use retail locator
- Airtime PINs located on back of TracFone Service Card or register receipt
- Service Cards sold at over 80,000 retail locations in the US.
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Tracfone Wireless My Account Pricing Plans
| Duration | Amount (USD) |
|---|---|
| Billed Once | $22.56 |
| Monthly Subscription | $23.80 |
| Yearly Subscription | $74.36 |
**Pricing data is based on average subscription prices reported by Justuseapp.com users..
Product Details and Description of
Take command of your wireless service, anywhere at any time! The TracFone My Account App lets you manage most aspects of your wireless service right from your phone. Here is how it works: -Once downloaded, open the app and after agreeing with the End User License agreement, you will have the option to log in (if you already have a TracFone Account) or you can create an account by selecting Create an Account. - Once logged in, you will be able to see your Service End Date, keep track of your Balance on your home screen, refill your Airtime by selecting Buy Airtime or Add Airtime if you have an Airtime PIN. -Other features include Credit Card management, Adding or Deleting a Device from the Account, viewing your transaction history or you can use our retail locator. Airtime PINs are located on the back of the TracFone Service Card or on your register receipt. To read the PIN on the TracFone Service Card, simply locate the grey strip on the back of the card. Scratch off the gray strip in order to reveal the Service Card PIN. Service Cards are sold at over 80,000 retail locations across the United States. Not a TracFone customer? Switch now! Visit us at http://www.tracfone.com/ for more information
Top Reviews
By Jerry Ward
Just as good as anybody but cheaper
The service is just as good as my previous carrier. I may have to buy minutes and data before the end of the year, however I am still saving over $400 a year even if I do have to add extra minutes and data. This is a big deal when you’re on a fixed income. My biggest surprise is that I cannot tell the difference in the quality of service and your TracFone mobile app is way easier to use in my previous carriers mobile app. Thank you TracFone for being there with the quality of service that you provide.
By Buddyrocky
Works great
I have multiple phones with Tracfone. Have been a member of TF for @ 20 years now. I can keep track of all my phones on all my devices. I buy air time a year at a time. It’s MUCH MUCH cheaper than any other carrier I am aware of. Uses the same lines and towers as ATT. 1.5 gig storage (on the yearly plan) is way more than enough.....unless you want to store the Library of Congress! Very very few people need the 5 gig storage that most all other carriers are trying to make you believe you need.
By Niko Siler
Great
I paid like $100 one January and I didn’t have to pay for minutes, texts, or data until September. The prices are great especially if you usually use your phone on WiFi. And the app is waaaaayyyyy better than it used to be it’s much quicker and it’s always up to date now. And they still have they still have the bring your own phone program so you can have an iPhone without the expensive coverage bills of other companies.
