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The service only works about 40% of the time can’t call out or can’t text. It’s really disappointing when you’re depending on it.

I was enrolled for cellular service through a family members package plan and downloaded the TextNow app as a secondary mode of contact in emergency situations. I’m glad I did so, because a month later my phone service was cut off. I had done my research in choosing TextNow, but the true test as to whether they would live up to their claims of free, reliable service was now. I was able to get in touch (send/receive messages) with family & friends via my TextNow number and account. I enjoyed relatively fast and secure service at absolutely no charge. In a world where Verizon, ATT, T-Mobile, et. al. extort your every penny with charges, contracts, hidden fees… then throttle down your cellular speed and connection as a means of squeezing more money out of you… I find peace in the knowledge that there are still a few businesses and companies that provide some degree of service and support in time of need.

My myself my phone number is from text now but I would like to use my cell phone app to my tablet that allows me to ability to make phone calls I will also like you use my market card to pay the bill because of MetroPCS changing their plans

If this was a paid service, I'd give it 1 star. But since it's free, it rates at least 3. The problem is they have made the advertisements so intrusive the app is difficult to use for any real communication. I often miss messages from friends since the app constantly shows "new messages" that are not. The bigger problem to me is that their advertisements for making phone calls are set up so that trying to close them automatically takes you to the store to install whatever they are advertising. Hey, I saw the add...I don't want to be forced into the store to close that ad. Some of their adds are scams as well, saying your phone is at risk and needs to have an app installed (which they try to make look like something official from the phone provider). Fine for that emergency "gotta git something", but IMOA even free is not worth having to wade through their advertisements the way they have them set up. Funny part is, they make their ads so annoying and such a turn-off, I don't even watch or read any of them! If they didn't try to bully me into looking at the ads, I actually would (after all, it's a free service and I expected to check out the advertisements when I signed up).

Neutral. I've looked into this service. Many reviews read, and technical insights. If you look at reviews here alone... the phone won't work correctly unless ALL permissions are allowed. Huge Red Flag!🚩