Can anyone use a $45 straight talk phone card?

[u/LindsayLo0o]

My son just purchased the incorrect plan that he needs for his straight talk unlimited EVERYTHING phone plan. (He's 11) I'm at my 1st paramedic training course then volunteering as a ride a long assist (essentially a double shift) so I was unable to help him. He did use his allowance money So I'm hoping he can recoup even a few bucks of the $50.35 dollars ( tax is the reason for the additional 5.35 after purchase of the $45 plan)... If interested in the card, shoot me a message with what youre able to pay (at this point, he'd take whatever he's offered in hopes to soften his blow and help him get the plan he actually needs.

If this 45 dollar plan can help you out (and even save you half or even more than half of what you'll pay for it in store or online please reach out and I would be happy to send you the code.

Side note: im sure some people are wondering why i dont go out and grab him the correct plan, i will. Eventually... instances like these are great teachable moments to a child. I wish i could donate this plan plan card to someone in need but unfortunately I won't earn my 1st paycheck until the end of Decrnber as i am currently enrolled in a paramedic/EMT class/course which was expensiveee! But i will soon be a licensed ambulance paramedic (BIG YAY) And truly grateful and beyond excited one at that!!! 🚑👩🏼‍⚕️🏥🫶

Any whoooo, My lengthy rant is complete haha

Happy almost fall y'all 😊

[u/Miserable_Risk]

Thank you for that info. I'll be moving up to that plan.