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The worst provider! local access number never works, their app is another laugh stock. When asked to refund pending amount in my account - response was "it will take 1.5 years to refund so can't process it". Never will go back to them and advise you all not to signup.
Very bad experience they terminated my number without informing upon just asking pac code, and they said you asked for pac code we terminated number now number can’t be port out anywhere.
very bad customer service. I am unable to make calls for the past 2 weeks, send them email, tried live chats but no reply.
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