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SafetyNet Wireless now offers government-subsidized cell phones through the FCC’s Lifeline phone service program. SafetyNet is now available in California, Georgia, Kentucky, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. And we wouldn’t be at all surprised if other states are added in the near future.
SafetyNet is offering free phones and free minutes each month (offer varies by state) to qualifying US residents if you qualify under the Lifeline Assistance program guidelines (more on that below).
SafetyNet Wireless makes its Lifeline plans available to qualified residents of California, Colorado, Georgia, Kentucky, Michigan, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Inclusion of data varies by state.
Here’s what you get
California Lifeline Unlimited Plan
Unlimited talk, unlimited Text – Free
California Lifeline Unlimited Plan + 3GB data
Unlimited talk, unlimited text, 3GB data – Free
California Upgraded Device Plan
Unlimited talk, unlimited text, 3.5GB data – $1/month*
*Plus $30 prepayment
Oklahoma (non-tribal)
350 minutes talk, unlimited text, 3GB data – Free*
* $25.00 activation fee
Oklahoma Tribal + 4GB data
Unlimited talk, unlimited text, 4GB data – Free*
* $25.00 activation fee
Oklahoma Tribal + 4.5GB data
Unlimited talk, unlimited text, 4.5GB data – $1/month*
* $25.00 activation fee
Oklahoma Tribal + 5GB data
Unlimited talk, unlimited text, 5GB data – $5/month
* $25.00 activation fee
Kentucky Lifeline Plan
1000 minutes talk, unlimited text, 3GB data – Free*
* $25.00 activation fee
Wisconsin Lifeline Plan
400 minutes talk, unlimited text, 3GB data – Free*
* $25.00 activation fee
Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia, and Colorado
350 minutes talk, unlimited text, 3GB data – Free*
* $25.00 activation fee
Do you qualify?
There are two different ways to qualify for a free government cell phone from SafetyNet Wireless — you can qualify because you participate in another approved government assistance program, or you can qualify because your household income is low enough. Let’s review each plan:
Program Based Qualifications
You may qualify for a SafetyNet cell phone if you or someone in your household participates in one of the following state or federal government assistance programs:
In all states:
- Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (Food Stamps or SNAP)
- Medicaid
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
- Federal Public Housing Assistance (Section 8)
- Veterans Pension and Survivor's Benefit.
- Bureau of Indian Affairs General Assistance (BIA)
- Tribally Administered Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (Tribal TANF)
- Tribal Head Start (only those households meeting its income qualifying standard)
- Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)
Additional eligibility in California:
- CalFresh, Food Stamps or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
- Medi-Cal
- Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
- California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs)
- Stanislaus County Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (StanWORKs)
- Welfare-to-Work (WTW)
- Greater Avenues for Independence (GAIN)
- Healthy Families Category A
The programs listed above are for California residents. Residents of Georgia, Kentucky, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin should check their state’s qualifying programs on our States page (click here).
Income Based Qualifications
The general rule of thumb in most states says that you qualify for a free government cell phone if your household income is at or below 135% of the Federal Poverty Guideline. That’s a complex formula that’s unintelligible to most people. So we’ll simplify things by showing you exactly what kind of total household income levels qualify depending on how many people live in that household.
| Income Based Eligibility for 135% States | ||
|---|---|---|
| Members in Household | Annual income | |
| 1 member | $18,347 | |
| 2 members | $24,719 | |
| 3 members | $31,091 | |
| 4 members | $37,463 | |
| 5 members | $43,835 | |
| 6 members | $50,207 | |
| 7 members | $56,579 | |
| 8 members | $62,951 | |
| For each additional member add $6,372 annually | ||
That was for California, Georgia, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Michigan uses 150% (for a table on Michigan, click here)
Keep this in mind
SafetyNet is new to California and competes with many Lifeline Assistance free government cell phone providers in your state. SafetyNet may be exactly what you need, but we once again urge you to visit our States page to get a complete list of companies in your state.
Plans and phone choices often vary substantially between providers and you owe it to yourself to look at them all.
Contact SafetyNet Wireless
SafetyNet Wireless
2323 Curlew Rd, Suite 7B
Dunedin, FL 34698 USA
safetynetwireless.com
Tel. 1-888-224-3213
Fax. 1-800-700-4736
Monday to Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Closed Saturday and Sunday
Latest News on SafeNet Wireless:
kristy gossett says
i am looking to get another safelink phone as mine is damaged it a samsung A01
Free Government Cell Phones says
Contact your service provider’s customer service team.
Sandra Dehan says
I have a safety net phone. But how do I get the e.b.b plan
Free Government Cell Phones says
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/limited-time-only-free-unlimited-talk-unlimited-text-and-unlimited-data
Debbie says
Can you keep your same phone #?
Free Government Cell Phones says
Yes. Just tell the customer service rep that you “want to port over my current phone number.” Tell them at the beginning of the enrollment, repeat it several times, and make sure you confirm that they have done it before you hang up and end the enrollment call.
Rob mccarty says
Ok it says oklahoma non tribal only gets 350 minutes of talk and unlimited text and 3 gb of data but if you are tribal you get unlimited talk text and 4 gb of data isn’t that kind of racist towards non tribal people
Free Government Cell Phones says
We’ve always thought that all plans should be created equal.
Debra Kelley says
MySims chip has been locked I need the code to unlock it it’s very important that I have this phone my name is Debra Kelley . It’s urgent that I have my phone I’m disabled.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Contact your service provider’s customer service or tech support team, Debra.
Darlene Maria Azevedo says
I need replacement phone got stolen phone number 209 250 **** account # 1888900****
Free Government Cell Phones says
Contact your service provider’s customer service team to find out what your options are.
Preshia McNair says
How do I transfer my number online???
Free Government Cell Phones says
Who do you want to transfer it from and to? From your current service provider to a new service provider? Or to and from some other entities?
GREGORIO OROSCO says
MY PHONE HAS BEEN OUT OF SERVICE FOR SEVERAL DAYS NOW AND IM NOT SURE WHY THIS IS…..
Free Government Cell Phones says
We’re not your service provider, so we have no idea either, Gregorio. You need to contact your service provider’s customer service team.
micheal black says
how do I block someone on this phone?
Free Government Cell Phones says
Impossible for us to say because we don’t know what make and model of phone you have, Michael. But you can probably find out by Googling that make and model and the words “user manual.” Find the manual online and you can look up the answer to your question.
Nina Stephens says
I had been a customer with Safelink Wireless for several years. Recently, they choose to end my service without warning or explanation. When I have a problem with a “Lifeline” provider, Is there a government agency that can compel them to restore my service.
Free Government Cell Phones says
You deserve an explanation. Have you spoken to your service provider’s customer service team to find out what the problem was? Do it ASAP.
Jacquelyn Vargas says
I put a screen lock on my phone and I forgot the pin could you guys unlock it…
Free Government Cell Phones says
We can’t unlock it because we are not your service provider, Jac. You’ll need to speak to your service provider.
Brian dayhoff says
Can I buy an unlimited data plan for my phone
Free Government Cell Phones says
Not from us because we are not a service provider. You need to speak to your service provider’s customer service team.
Ramona graves says
How do I reactivate my phone I lost it and now have found it. I need service ? It’s been deactivated for lack of use
Free Government Cell Phones says
How long ago did you lose it? If it was over 30 days, and if your phone went unused during that period of time, your account has probably been deactivated and you will need to go through the enrollment process again.
Ronney says
Why do this company dont have spare part of there phones
Free Government Cell Phones says
It’s a mystery, isn’t it?
bruce baker says
Why wasn’t this opportunity mentioned in my Calfresh application? I have been without a working cellphone for 4 months now. Yeah as Tracphone has gone down the tubes in service quality. Plus there are rule changes that make it so easy for their customers to get nothing/no service from there $20oo phone card. Looks like i am going to drive 600 miles this weekend without a basic cellphone for emergencies.
Free Government Cell Phones says
There’s no way for us to tell you why this info wasn’t include in CalFresh. We just looked at the CalFresh website (for non-Californians, CalFresh is the rosy new name that California has given to the food stamp program) and it really doesn’t say much of anything.
Susanna Schiavone says
Do you guys open on Christmas Eve? I ran out of text and need to add more!
Free Government Cell Phones says
We’re not SafetyNet, Susanna. You need to contact the company directly. Try calling 6-1-1 on your free government cell phone to speak to customer service.
Leroy says
I received your free crush phone , but I have no service on my phone ?
Thank you !
Free Government Cell Phones says
Sorry to hear that, Leroy. You need to call customer service and/or tech support ASAP.
jason rey says
I got my cell phone less then two months ago. Today, the service on my phone turned off. It’s giving me a message that says, “EMERGENCY CALLS ONLY”. What is up with that? How do I get my phone service turned back on?
Free Government Cell Phones says
Contact your service provider’s customer service team, Jason. They’re the only ones who can tell you what the problem is and how to solve it.
Kathy hope says
I want a maze speed ssb-508 white and pink how do I get one in citrus heights CA,
Free Government Cell Phones says
?????????
Kristina Sandoval says
I need to check my voicemail from an alternate phone but forgot my pin any suggestions
Chad Adams says
I work for a non profit resource center in Flint, Mi and am trying to find out how I can contact a phone vendor to inquire about having them come to the resource center on a regular basis and get people phones? Any assistance with this would be greatly appreciated thank you.
Melissa says
My line says no service. Why I’ve done all that is asked I use it everyday. That is the only line I have not sure why it’s no signal help
Free Government Cell Phones says
There’s no way for us to know why your phone isn’t working, Melissa. Contact your service provider’s customer service team to get more information.
Mike says
How to upgrade plan to 1.5 Gb do I call or what? What do I need to do?
Free Government Cell Phones says
Contact customer service by calling 6-1-1 on your free government cell phone.
Don says
I’ve got a safety net phone and it says sprint 3g. I want to keep service but switch to a better phone . I have a galaxy 2s sprint phone i want to use and neither phones have sim card slots
Free Government Cell Phones says
You may be able to use that phone, but you must contact your service provider’s customer service or tech support team to find out if that phone is compatible with its cell network.
chris says
I need to disconnect my service (cell phone) how do I do that?
Free Government Cell Phones says
Call 6-1-1 on your free government cell phone to speak to customer service. They should be able to cancel your service.
Eric Reinhold says
My name is Eric Reinhold…My phone was stolen and I need to shut down phone.
Free Government Cell Phones says
You need to contact your service provider’s customer service team, Eric. They can do what you need.
Curtis Holmes says
My phone service was disconnected yesterday by Safetynet with reason “Lifeline” is the reason or no reason given.
I spoke to Lifeline representatives & they state service is good until July 2019.
After speaking to Noah, Adreanna, Joseph & 2 others from Safetynet the response was basically we can’t help you.
I login with my email address & see my account information. Service started 7/10/2018. I returned the 1st phone due to a virus.
Please resolve this frustrating & inconvenient problem
Curtis Holmes
Free Government Cell Phones says
We can’t resolve your problem, Curtis, because this is an independent informational website, NOT a free government cell phone service provider. You’ve described an absolutely crazy situation. If you cannot get any satisfaction from SafetyNet, you might want to consider switching service providers. Here’s an article that tells you how easy it is to make the switch:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/faq/how-do-i-switch-lifeline-providers
Lorraine Arellano says
I want to go on line for safe net wireless free government phones, do a appaication.
Free Government Cell Phones says
The website you need is shown in the article above.
Guideana says
I need me a phone
Free Government Cell Phones says
You need to fill you out an application.
Lisa Dawson says
I just got a message saying that it’s time for my renewal. That a pink envelope with a pin will be sent to me. I am no longer in that area. I just recently moved. What do I do?
Free Government Cell Phones says
If you moved to a new state, you will need to enroll again. If you live in the same state, you should have asked the post office to forward your mail.
DP says
Where do I sign up with Safetynet? Im in the temecula ca area. I just finished speaking with Safetynet customer service and they told me they do not have that info where I can find one of their independent contractors. Shady? Also, from other comments on this page people are being directed NOT to sign up at a booth. Yet Safetynet has told me repeatedly, before they hung up on me, that is the ONLY way that I can sign up with them. Any suggestions?
Free Government Cell Phones says
You don’t need to go anywhere to enroll, DP. You can contact customer service using the contact info we provide in the article above.
Eric Reinhold says
my new phone does not work, I`m told to go get another one.
Free Government Cell Phones says
If you cannot get a phone that pleases you, you can always switch service providers, Eric. Here’s an article that will tell you how to make the switch:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/faq/how-do-i-switch-lifeline-providers
Rosemary says
My phone had internet, but it all of a sudden stop. it started giving me adult sites that I didn’t go too at all. how can I get my internet to work again on my safety net cell phone
Free Government Cell Phones says
Cool. Would it be possible for you to send us that phone, Rosemary. Sounds like a problem we need to investigate. (Just kidding.)
On a more serious note, we are NOT your service provider, so we cannot troubleshoot your phone. Call 6-1-1 on that free government cell phone to be connected to customer service and tech support.
John edwardsrajanen says
I don’t understand this , if you don’t use your phone or text in 30 days you may be droped as a coustomer. How often must you use this phone to qualify.
Free Government Cell Phones says
One incoming or outgoing call or text is all you need, John.
Erin says
Is this an updated rule? I have had other Lifeline Services in the past that did not count texting as using it so I was constantly getting reminders / threats of being canceled ( yet they never followed through). Got so obnoxious I canceled service myself!
Free Government Cell Phones says
We don’t remember when the rule was initiated, maybe a couple years ago.
tom (Thomas) Atkielski says
Everything is wrong with safety net as far as I am concerned! Too much trouble Calling, Emailing, Texting, then getting a hold of them! Impossible, So, I am trying to cancel by the 30 Day deadline! I called when the phone was in service, I tried their (NOT VALID) email address, and DID NOT get through! No call backs after so many time calling 611 to resolve my issues, but each, yes each call was disconnected while in use!
Please Safety Net cancel my services now before I get a nervous breakdown!
My experience was terrible! I even left a message with CALIFORNIA LIFELINE describing my problems!
PLEASE CANCEL if you are reading SAFETY NET? I’ve gone through too much already!
Thank You
Tom A in Fullerton, California!!
Michaela Chapman says
i have a nuu phone from safetynet with an unlimited talk and text plan. plus a certain amount of data. it looks like my monthly plan just restarted but i am receiving messages that my minutes are runnging out. i am not sure why. i am not in a position to purchase minutes, which is why i have this phone.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Seems like you might want to contact SafetyNet’s customer service team.
Jacqueline samaras says
I really need a new phone. ppl say they can’t hear me. i’m a diabetic it would be nice to have bigger letters. i always seem to get a headache straining my eyes to see if I missed any letters in a word or nt. I do say u r a great company thou
Free Government Cell Phones says
Thanks, Jacqueline, but we are not SafetyNet. This is an independent informational website. To find out about getting a larger phone, check out the SafetyNet website or speak to customer service by calling 6-1-1 on your free government cell phone.
MM says
Do you guys have any locations in Ontario CA?
Free Government Cell Phones says
We don’t have any plans any place any time, MM. This is an independent informational website, NOT a free government cell phone company site.
arturo montes says
I just lost my phone, yes it was a free government phone with safetynet. Could I sign up for a new phone?
Free Government Cell Phones says
You have a couple choices, Arturo. You can pay $25 or so to get a replacement phone from your current service provider, or you can switch to a new service provider at any time. Here’s an article that tells you how easy it is to make the switch:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/faq/how-do-i-switch-lifeline-providers
Sabien Muse says
Does anyone in Redding, Ca know when the next time Safety.net is here in redding.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Call us crazy, Sabine, but it would seem to us that a phone call to SafetyNet might be a good idea.
Aaron Scanlon says
I had a phone acct. With Safety net. It was canceled due to mail tampering. I had to go with another company to get phone service. But I want the phone number I gave to you, back. All my medical providers have that number, so we want it back! It was not issued by you. So it’s mine! Please comply! Aaron A. Scanlon. Current lousy phone # 707-438-****.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Sounds to us that you didn’t tell your new service provider that “I want to port over my current phone number” when you enrolled. If you don’t say that to the new service provider, they will (and apparently did) assign a new phone number.
Michael Nicodemus says
What flip phones will work with the smaller SIM card that I received in the mail? I’m probation at is part of my stipulation that I can’t have a phone with wi-fi access?
Michael Nicodemus says
Oops my bad. I’m on probation and it is part of my stipulation that I can’t have a phone with wi-fi access. It’s been a loooooong day.
Free Government Cell Phones says
This is a subject you’ll need to discuss with your service provider’s customer service team, Michael.
Sara Fee says
I’ve got I got a phone through safetynet Wireless. it has not worked since I got it. they are not helpful at all. they’re receiving money from the government to provide people with little income with phones and instead I have spent weeks on the phone trying to make this phone work. they are not helping me and they are still taking money.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Perhaps it’s time for you to take the next step and file a formal complaint, Sara. Please read the following article and do exactly as it says, because taking this step usually gets the companies’ attention.
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/faq/file-official-complaint-about-your-lifeline-service
Mac says
I have assurance wireless. How or where can I purchase a airfair top up card online? What store can I purchase a airfair top up card from? How do I know what my ten digit pin is if I forgot? Thankyou
Free Government Cell Phones says
You can purchase AirFair cards at thousands of stores, Mac. Here’s an article that tells you more:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/buy-airtime-for-lifeline-phones-through-ready-wireless-new-airfair
saul herrera says
I sent my cell phone because i was having to much interrffirience,, callers wil lhang up on me or people that i call will do the same thing, it’s been a month since i sent my cell phone for evaluation, y haveing got any news,
Free Government Cell Phones says
Who did you send it to, Saul? And why did you send it?
Paula Tutson says
My minutes are suppose to replenish today the 22nd of every month and it hasn’t yet what is the problem
Free Government Cell Phones says
We have no idea, Paula, because we are not your service provider. Contact customer service by calling 6-1-1 on your free government cell phone.
AMOR'E HILL says
MY PHONE WAS TAKEN AND I NEED A SAFETYNET WIRELESS SO THAT CAN USE MY SAME NUMBER WHERE CAN I FIND THIS PHONE.CAN’T FIND A TENT OR BOOTH.
Free Government Cell Phones says
This is one reasons we strongly urge our readers NOT to enroll at street tents. You need to contact SafetyNet customer service to find out what’s going on and if the street vendors actually enrolled you.
Temple says
can I use the ID issued when i was in prison?
Free Government Cell Phones says
That’s one we’ve never been asked before, Temple. We just don’t know if prison-issued ID is acceptable. But a quick call to any of the companies’ customer service teams should get you an answer.
Irene P Nieves says
Hello, I received and signed up for a free government phone about 2-3 weeks ago. It was working fine up until this weekend where my phone automatically changed numbers itself.
Also, I’m no longer able to send text messages, it says, “Free Msg: Unable to send message – Message Blocking is active.”
Would you be able to help me out?
Free Government Cell Phones says
We can’t help you because we’re not your service provider, Irene. But if you call 6-1-1 on your free government cell phone, you can speak to customer service or tech support.
zerene Pueblas says
i need a t mobile unlock code. please help.
Free Government Cell Phones says
We can’t help you, Zerene. You’ll need to contact T-Mobile. (Although we don’t know why, because T-Mobile does not participate in the free government cell phone program.)
cindy cherpes says
how do applyly for this
Free Government Cell Phones says
First thing you need to do is check out all the plans available in your state, Cindy. You can do that here:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/states
Then read this article, which will tell you everything else you need to know:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/basics/qualify
Kyle martinez says
My phone screen broke and I like this service and i don’t want to change phone number either. I just want to know what other phone I could use or if I could get a new one???
Free Government Cell Phones says
Contact customer service, Kyle. If you can still use your phone, call 6-1-1 and you’ll be automatically connected. Yes, you can keep your same phone number. If you’ve had your service long enough, your service provider may offer a free replacement phone, but be prepared to pay a small fee.
YolandAmedina says
How do i activate it idk what i did but its not connected to a network abymore plz help
Free Government Cell Phones says
It’s impossible for us to figure out what’s wrong with your phone, Yolanda, because we’re not your service provider. Use the contact info provided on this page to contact SafetyNet’s customer service or tech support team.
racheal says
I like this
Free Government Cell Phones says
Millions of other people like it, too.
mhatt says
Just got off the phone with these guys because Ii need to with carriers. They could NOT provide me ANY locations of their “kiosks” to sign up or to switch over and they DO NOT provide the service over the phone or on the internet! I have NO idea HOW people are supposed to sign up with these guys if I have no options. Basically was told to drive around and look for them at Walmart (already, I know they aren’t around my location) or look for them at churches. REALLY?????????? I did check the BBB website and they have an A+ rating. I dunno how though. Wow. Guess they don’t need customers. Already a bad start, so no thank you.
Free Government Cell Phones says
We would assume you got hold of a poorly-trained customer service rep, mhatt. There’s a page on SafetyNet’s website that lists all their physical store locations. Here’s a link:
http://www.safetynetwireless.com/california-locations.html
But are you sure that SafetyNet really offers the best plan for your needs? Check out all the other companies in your state to see if you can find one that offers more minutes, more texts, maybe even a data plan. You can find that list here:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/states
Michael Medlock says
How do I become a Safenet Lifeline Agent? how do I work for you?
Free Government Cell Phones says
Most of the free government cell phone companies are not in charge of the street tents and booths and, therefore, do not employ the agents. These companies hire sub-contracting companies that handle the street operations. Many of these sub-contracting companies often run “Help Wanted” ads on Craig’s List. Give it a try.
Alexis says
My text messages aren’t being sent thru. I can’t receive or send messages. it says unable to send message, message blocking is active. I don’t know how to fix that and I didn’t put a block on my text messages so I don’t know what’s going on
Free Government Cell Phones says
You need to get in touch with tech support online or by phone. We suggest calling customer service at 6-1-1 on your free government cell phone and then ask them to connect you to tech support.
john says
why do you guys say unlimted but the texts and phone minutes run out. On 3 occassions I have run out of minutes on Friday or Saturday and have to wait until Monday for you guys to add more minutes (which happened to me just now with my texting) Why not just give unlimited minutes like you guys state that you do, why do we have to call in during the week to ask for minutes and if you run out of minutes after 5pm on Friday, you have to wait all the way until Monday to add minutes. I was told that you can 611 to add minutes when yall are closed but that is not true because every time I have ran out of text messages Ive tried calling and the automated system only tells me my balance and gives me yall operating hours and then hangs up. Yall should fix this problem because people should be able to use their phones during the weekend instead of waiting all the way until Monday. That sucks big time
john says
I am talking about safetynet wireless by the way.
Free Government Cell Phones says
“Us guys” don’t have anything to do with your service provider, John. We’re an independent website that’s not affiliated with any of the Lifeline companies. You’ll need to contact your service provider directly to solve your minute problem.
Tanya Ransburg says
Same here, never fails. Then I get more minutes then customer service says that I’ll be able to add more mysrlf next time if it happens again, but I can not. Very frustrating having to wait till Monday to get more phone time.
Sonya says
How do i become an agent to help distribute free government phones with safetynet? Ive asked other agents at booths but its like they give me the run arounds. They say they will call me back or have someone contact me but no response. Can you please tell me how?
Free Government Cell Phones says
The people you see at the street tents and booths are usually not employees of the Lifeline Assistance free government cell phone companies. Those companies generally hire other companies that, in turn, hire the people you see in the tents and booths. We’ve seen ads on Craig’s List, but other than checking for those ads the only thing we can think of is contacting the free government cell phone companies corporate headquarters and asking for Human Rssources.
Sonya says
How do I get a list of those free government cell phone companies headquarters? If there is any list you can provide me with please email me at *****@ymail.com. ive try looking them up on craiglist as well no response please im interested. Thank you.
Free Government Cell Phones says
We do not provide a comprehensive list of all the service providers, but you can find all that info right here at FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net. Here’s a link to our “Providers” page. Each provider has its own page and you can find the contact info you need toward the bottom of those pages:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/free-cell-phone-providers
SHAYE WHITE says
I FEEL YOU! SAME HERE. SEVERAL APPS ONLINE NO RESPONSE. AND THE FIELD AGENTS I SEE ACTS AS IF IT’S A SECRET. LOL
Racheal says
I like this
Free Government Cell Phones says
Always good to hear from a happy free government cell phone customer, Racheal.
Carrie Simmons says
How do I switch to a lifeline cellular phone companies that you can upgrade to iPhone if you buys it through a provider, is there a great todiscount on purchases and choice of iphone purchase.
Free Government Cell Phones says
Here’s an article that tells you about upgrading with each of the leading Lifeline companies:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/which-lifeline-cell-phone-companies-offer-smartphones
Maria miller says
Want to know what the pay is if you become an agent
Free Government Cell Phones says
Most of the people you see at booths and tents are independent contractors who work for sub-contractors hired by the free government cell phone companies. In other words, we don’t know how much the agents are paid and, in fact, the Lifeline Assistance companies probably don’t know either.
susan riva says
I have had free lifline service with Assurance wireless over a year and within the last three months my phone was lost or stolen twice. I tried to get another replacement phone and was told I was only allowed one replacement. I cannot afford to buy one. How can I change my account to your company?
Free Government Cell Phones says
We are not SafetyNet, Susan. That means that the comment you left on this site will not get a response from SafetyNet. But here’s an article that tells you how to switch service providers. Read the article, but it’s really a pretty simple process:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/faq/how-do-i-switch-lifeline-providers
Darla goldammer says
I received a free phone and service a week ago and everything was fine until my service was shut off midway thru the day yesterday due to someone supposedly getting another service in my name on the 4th in which is incorrect and completely wrong. I’ve been out of town since the 1st . I’ve not gotten any other service besides this one with safetynet and don’t feel it’s fair that you ordered my service to be shut down due to a mistake made on your end , not mine. Please reconnect my service with phone number 657 271 6598 thank you for your immediate attention.
Free Government Cell Phones says
We’re not SafetyNet, Darla. We’re an independent website that’s not affiliated with any of the free government cell phone companies. You must contact the company directly. You can find the contact info in the above article.
Eunice says
Interested to get the free phone and trying to call to apply.
I am married and receive ebt while my parents have medical. Can they get 1 free phone and 1 for me , we live in same address?
Free Government Cell Phones says
Sadly, Eunice, only one free government cell phone per home is permitted.
Tontalayia Williams says
I ended to find out if a phone was sent out to ***** Pacific St Highland , ca92346 my name is Tontalayia Williams I contact me at 909-277-****
Free Government Cell Phones says
We are unable to answer that question, Tontalayia. You must contact SafetyNet directly. (As an aside, the Editor of FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net loves your town of Highland, California. He had a girlfriend there for many years. Say hello to the Inland Empire for us.)
Joyce Schatz says
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
I LOST MY SAFETY NET PHONE. THE NUMBER SI 661-497-****. WHERE DO I GET ANOTHER PHONE? I AM LOCATED IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. THE DISTRIBUTOR THAT I ORIGINALLY GOT THIs FROM IS NO LONGER AT THAT LOCATION. WHERE CAN I GO AT THE PHYSICAL LOCATION?
JOYCE SCHATZ
jchtz9@******.com
PLEASE RESPOND BACK BY E-MAIL:jchtz9@******.com
Free Government Cell Phones says
You need to contact SafetyNet directly, Joyce. This is an informational website that provides information on all the free government cell phone providers, not just SafetyNet. Good luck.
Patrick Coleman (Son) says
My name is Louis Albert Coleman Sr. I an 77 years old and I am on MediCal and Scan Health Insurance also you Social Security Disability as well, I have a veer low income and my electricity is also at a lower rate dut to income issues. I live in the mountains and I don’t get Cell phone reception but this phone would be good to have if I needed to contact my son or doctors or 911. I an in a wheel chair I can walk only 10 steps at a time so my legs joints are not there anymore. I am interested in getting a plan for voice and that’s all I don’t know who to text and don’t need data I am not computer savy. Please get back to my son as he’s e-mail address will be my contact. (626)910-**** or Son (626)437-****
Molly parkin says
I need to find location closed to cottonwood,ca
Hafizullah says
My Safetynet no has been closed for one week so please find out then let me know..
No : ********
Contact no: is 209-*********
Loralee Parker says
Hello, I am on ssi. I need a phone due to medical issues. Which requires wireless communication. Urgent assistance is required promply . I know your company is very busy. I appreciate your time, in resulting with my request for a cell phone.
Thank you,
Loralee Parker
Homer Le-Sihau says
I am low income senior us citizen, I like to know more about free cell plus 100mb data cell phone and low cheap internet. Please email mẹ Thanks
Amy Carnagey says
I would like to sign up for a free cell phone I live in ca and I qualify.
530-354-****
Kassandra cantu says
Do you guys except prison id’s
What kind of identification do you guys accept
Tami Ochoa says
The cell phone that I have I have have been having problems with. When I have my cell phone in my purse the button gets hit and it drains the battery. I’m not on it all the time it is only for emergencs since I’m disabled and it wastes my minutes. I would like to either see if i can get me a new cell from your company. That have unlimited minutes and maybe no buttons on it. This has be happening to me for awhile now. Thank you
Sonia Martinez says
Hello
Where can I find a location near Norwalk CA to apply for a phone?
Thank you
Valdeen Lambert says
Is there a location in my area to get a cell phone or apply for a cell phone? I live in Palm Desert, CA 92260. Thank you in advance.
Mike Peake says
I have to have a phone to contact you to get a phone, or send snail mail? You don’t have email?
jessica says
where is the safety net wireless located I am located in the south side by meadow view road station can anyone help me?
tarian says
How do I find a safety net location?
Marleni says
Can I go personaly to any of your boots here in LA