FCC Archives - Free Government Cell Phones

Do taxpayers pay for free government cell phones? (148)
- Some comments just send us over the edge. That was one of them. – [click to read]
- LMBO!!! I guess he told you. Lol!!! – [click to read]
- Well a few cents to help people that have nothing is not going to hurt not one person. I think it's a blessing to have someone who cares enough to to help. Some older people ... – [click to read]

Assurance Wireless gets aggressive: Introduces unlimited talk/unlimited text Lifeline plan in California (122)
- Impossible for us to say because we don’t know anything about you, Channel. Do you qualify? Have you checked to see if Assurance is available in your state? – [click to read]
- WILL I B ABLE TO GET ONE – [click to read]
- It’s impossible for us to tell you if your exact address receives service. The best we can do is tell you if a larger, general area receives service. Speak to the service provider’s customer service ... – [click to read]

Is any phone compatible with my free phone network? (1018)
- Life wireless changed to t mobile last year I believe old long time customers still use the AT&T network – [click to read]
- Labor of love, Minka. Thanks for noticing. – [click to read]
- We attempt to answer every civil question. Sometimes we even respond to people’s statements (the ones that have no actual question). But every once in a while we get one that just plain sets us ... – [click to read]

What happens when I cancel my LifeLine service? (381)
- Contact customer service at the service provider you signed up with. – [click to read]
- How do I cancel a order I just did for a replacement phone – [click to read]

10 Surprising Facts about Free Government Cell Phones (617)
- Have you attempted to call your service provider’s customer service team, Mary? If not, that should be your next step. – [click to read]
- I'm trying to get a phone and can't get information go through. – [click to read]

How do I get a replacement for a lost, stolen or broken phone? (3393)
- If you do not know who your service provider is, you can try visiting USAC.org, the organization that governs the free government cell phone program. One of the services it offers (supposedly) is helping customers ... – [click to read]
- My phone stopped working. I don't have information about the Carrier. What do I do about trying to get another phone? My phone number is 909.342.**** – [click to read]
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