About Free Government Cell Phones -- your Lifeline information source

FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net is the go-to website for information on Lifeline Assistance. We’re usually referred to as the nation’s leading experts on the federal government program that helps America’s most financially vulnerable citizens get the communication devices that make it possible for them to get in touch with potential employers, to access medical professionals, and to reach out to friends and family.

We offer all the latest news and pertinent opinions about Lifeline Assistance and all the companies that participate in the program. Tens of thousands of financially-struggling Americans visit our site daily to learn more about free government cell phones, to find out how to qualify, and to find out which companies offer the program in each of the states.

We were the first website dedicated to the Lifeline Assistance. We now have many imitators, but we’re still the biggest, best, and most reliable source of information on this important program.

Staff:

Publisher: Mark Henry (send email)
Editor: Jim Bismark (send email)
Associate Editor: Emily Gardner

Address:

FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net
160 Station Way #210
Arroyo Grande, CA 93420
USA

Which companies offer the best free texting plans? And which ones offer the worst? (43)
- Your initial free government cell phone is absolutely free, but you can expect to be charged for any replacement phones or upgraded phones. – [click to read]
- Do I have to pay for a free phone Qlink made me pay $25 dollars and I find the phone not easy to use I am looking for a phone that is easy for me ... – [click to read]

Is any phone compatible with my free phone network? (351)
- We’re not quite sure what your question is, James. That being the case, yes, you should probably contact your service provider’s tech support team. – [click to read]
- We’re experts on the free government cell phone program, Kale, but NOT on cell phone technology. We’d suggest that you call 6-1-1 on your Lifeline phone and ask to speak to your service provider’s tech ... – [click to read]
- Do I need to call tech support to use this phone with my LA Sim carf – [click to read]

Total Call Mobile -- Free Cell Phones, Voice & Texts. Option for Unlimited Data. (179)
- Much appreciated, Elizabeth. – [click to read]
- Finally, a rep writes in CAPS! I keep going back to this site out of frustration on finding the right lifeline provider in AZ. Every time I look, people are casually writing sensitive intel about ... – [click to read]

Oregon: Government Cell Phone Providers (73)
- They are not Obama phones .. They are just goverment phones... Life line phones was started before Obama lied about his citizenship and sadly was in governmentoffi ce.. – [click to read]

Minnesota Free Government Phones (63)
- We don’t have a clue what you’re talking about, Toby. – [click to read]
- well during the summer he is by the domiano i just dont know where in winter – [click to read]

i-Wireless Free Cell Phones (105)
- Contact your service provider’s customer service team, Dandella. You can find them listed on our Providers page at this link: https://www.fre egovernmentcell phones.net/free -cell-phone-pro viders – [click to read]
- My name is Dandella D Radford and my cell phone is stolen and I dont know who yo contact about this – [click to read]

Is the government listening in on your free government cell phone conversations? (8)
- Not sure what you want us to do, Joll. – [click to read]

Life Wireless Reviews and Ratings (39)
- We’re not your service provider, so it’s impossible for us to diagnose your problems, Jessica. Call 6-1-1 to speak to customer service. – [click to read]

Bye bye, Blue Jay: We just lost another free government cell phone company (7)
- As a result of Blue Jay exiting the free government cell phone business, you are now free to re-enroll with any other Lifeline company offering plans in your state. Here’s where you can find them ... – [click to read]
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