Consumer Cellular Customer Service, Billing & Phone Help

Consumer Cellular customers may need help with an unexpected bill, phone activation, number transfer, weak coverage, missing service, canceled account, international roaming, device return, eSIM, lost phone, account security, or unlocking a device.

Consumer Cellular provides customer service and technical support through one primary telephone number, online chat, My Account, its mobile app, retail stores, and online support articles.

Consumer Cellular customer-service information reviewed and updated in June 2026.

How To Contact Consumer Cellular

• Consumer Cellular Customer Service: 1-888-345-5509
• Consumer Cellular Technical Support: 1-888-345-5509
• Activate a Device by Telephone: 1-800-481-8001
• Consumer Cellular Contact Page: Call or chat with Consumer Cellular
• Online Chat Hours: Daily from 6:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Pacific Time
• My Account: Manage service, billing, usage and payments
• Activate a Phone or SIM: Consumer Cellular activation
• Consumer Cellular Support Center: Browse support articles and device help
• Retail Store Locator: Find a Consumer Cellular store
• Corporate Headquarters: Consumer Cellular, Inc., 9363 E. Bahia Drive, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
• Website: www.consumercellular.com

Hours note: Consumer Cellular’s current contact page lists chat hours of 6:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Pacific Time. It does not currently display a separate fixed schedule beside its customer-service telephone number, so telephone availability may differ from the hours previously published on this page.

Consumer Cellular does not prominently advertise a general customer-service email address. Customers are generally directed to telephone support, live chat, My Account, or a retail store.

Choose the Correct Consumer Cellular Support Route

• Billing, plan, payment, account or technical problem: Call 1-888-345-5509.
• Activate a new phone, SIM card or eSIM: Use the online activation page or call 1-800-481-8001.
• Transfer a number to Consumer Cellular: Call 1-888-345-5509 and have the previous carrier’s account number and transfer PIN available.
• Transfer a number to another carrier: Contact Consumer Cellular before canceling and request the account and transfer information required by the new carrier.
• Lost or stolen phone: Call 1-888-345-5509 immediately.
• International roaming: Call Customer Support before traveling so international service can be enabled when available.
• Cancel Consumer Cellular: Call Customer Support and confirm the final billing date and any device balance.
• Return a device: Contact Customer Support for eligibility and a return label.
• In-person assistance: Use the official store locator to find a company-operated Consumer Cellular store.

Information To Gather Before Contacting Consumer Cellular

• The Consumer Cellular phone number involved
• The account holder’s name
• The Consumer Cellular account number
• The billing ZIP code
• The account password or approved verification method
• The current bill and previous bill
• The device make and model
• The IMEI or serial number
• The SIM or eSIM information
• The date the problem began
• The exact error message
• Recent data-usage information
• The previous carrier’s account and transfer information when switching
• Receipts, shipping records or return tracking
• Previous support case or confirmation numbers
• The specific resolution being requested

Do not publish account passwords, verification codes, transfer PINs, complete account numbers, IMEI numbers, payment-card information, or other sensitive information in a public review.

Common Reasons Customers Contact Consumer Cellular

• Unexpectedly high bill
• Plan automatically changed after higher data use
• AutoPay discount missing
• Duplicate or unauthorized payment
• Phone not activated
• eSIM not downloading
• Number transfer delayed
• Unable to make or receive calls
• Mobile data not working
• Text or picture messages not working
• Poor coverage or dropped calls
• Voicemail problem
• International roaming not working
• Lost or stolen phone
• Device unlock request
• Phone return or warranty problem
• Cancellation and final-bill dispute
• Unable to access My Account
• Possible SIM-swap or number-transfer fraud

Consumer Cellular Billing and Unexpected Charges

A Consumer Cellular bill may change because of:

• A higher data plan
• SmartFlex automatic plan adjustment
• Adding another line
• Device installment payments
• International calls or roaming
• Directory assistance
• Taxes and government fees
• Late fees
• Loss of an AutoPay or electronic-billing discount
• Device protection
• A promotional credit ending
• Charges through a connected service or third party

How To Review a Higher Consumer Cellular Bill

1. Sign in to My Account.
2. Download the current and previous bills.
3. Compare each line rather than only comparing the total.
4. Review the selected plan.
5. Check data usage for every line.
6. Look for a SmartFlex plan change.
7. Review device payments and optional services.
8. Confirm that AutoPay and electronic billing remain active.
9. Check for international charges.
10. Call Consumer Cellular and ask for an explanation of each disputed item.

Request a call-reference or case number for any promised adjustment. Ask which billing statement should show the credit and continue checking until it appears.

Consumer Cellular SmartFlex Plan Changes

Consumer Cellular uses SmartFlex on eligible plans to adjust the account when data use exceeds the selected plan’s limit.

Depending on the plan, SmartFlex may automatically move the account to a plan that covers the amount of data used. The account can remain on the higher plan for future billing periods unless the customer changes it again.

If Your Plan Changed Unexpectedly

1. Review data usage for each line.
2. Check whether mobile hotspot use contributed to the total.
3. Look for a data-usage alert.
4. Confirm the current plan in My Account.
5. Call Customer Support if the usage appears incorrect.
6. Ask whether SmartFlex can be disabled.
7. Ask when a lower plan can take effect.

Disabling automatic plan changes does not provide unlimited high-speed data. Data speeds may be reduced after the plan’s limit is reached.

AutoPay and Electronic Billing Problems

Eligible plans may include a monthly discount for participating in AutoPay and electronic billing.

The discount can be affected when:

• The payment card expires
• The bank rejects the payment
• AutoPay is turned off
• Paper billing is requested
• The payment method is removed
• The account becomes past due
• The selected plan is not eligible

Before Reporting a Missing AutoPay Discount

• Confirm that AutoPay is active.
• Confirm that electronic billing is selected.
• Check the payment method’s expiration date.
• Review the payment history.
• Check whether the current bill was created before enrollment.
• Ask which bill should first include the discount.

Changing or canceling an automatic-payment authorization does not automatically cancel Consumer Cellular service.

Duplicate or Unauthorized Consumer Cellular Charges

A duplicate-looking charge may involve:

• A pending authorization and completed payment
• AutoPay and a separate manual payment
• Two Consumer Cellular accounts
• A device purchase and monthly service charge
• A returned payment followed by another attempt
• Unauthorized use of the payment method

How To Investigate the Charge

1. Check whether each transaction is pending or completed.
2. Compare the dates, amounts and statement descriptions.
3. Review My Account payment history.
4. Check for another Consumer Cellular account.
5. Ask other authorized card users.
6. Call Consumer Cellular with the transaction information.
7. Request a refund review when appropriate.
8. Contact the payment provider if the charge remains unauthorized.

For additional help identifying a card-statement description, visit ChargeOnMyCard.com.

How To Activate a Consumer Cellular Phone

New customers can activate a phone, SIM card or eligible eSIM through Consumer Cellular’s online activation system.

Before Activation

• Charge the phone.
• Connect it to Wi-Fi when possible.
• Locate the activation code.
• Have the Consumer Cellular account information ready.
• Back up the previous phone.
• Confirm the Apple ID or Google Account password.
• Gather the previous carrier’s account information when transferring a number.

Activation Steps

1. Open Consumer Cellular’s activation page.
2. Enter the activation code or sign in to My Account.
3. Select the device or line being activated.
4. Follow the SIM or eSIM instructions.
5. Restart the phone.
6. Test outgoing and incoming calls.
7. Send and receive a text message.
8. Turn off Wi-Fi and test mobile data.
9. Confirm that voicemail works.

If activation fails, call 1-800-481-8001 or Customer Support at 1-888-345-5509. When possible, call from a different phone so the representative can troubleshoot the device being activated.

Consumer Cellular eSIM Problems

An eSIM is a digital SIM that can activate eligible phones without inserting a physical SIM card.

Common eSIM problems include:

• Activation code not accepted
• eSIM profile will not download
• Old eSIM still active
• Phone is locked to another carrier
• Device is not compatible
• eSIM was accidentally deleted
• Number transfer is incomplete
• Phone has no service after activation

Before Contacting Support

• Connect the phone to stable Wi-Fi.
• Restart the phone.
• Confirm that the device supports eSIM.
• Check whether the phone is carrier-unlocked.
• Install operating-system updates.
• Do not repeatedly delete and reinstall the eSIM.
• Record any error message.

Consumer Cellular can help reinstall an eligible deleted eSIM. Call 1-888-345-5509 when the online process does not work.

Transferring a Number to Consumer Cellular

Most eligible mobile numbers can be transferred to Consumer Cellular.

Information Needed From the Previous Carrier

• The existing phone number
• The previous carrier’s account number
• The account holder’s name
• The billing address and ZIP code
• The transfer or port-out PIN
• Any account password required for transfer

Keep the old carrier’s service active until Consumer Cellular confirms that the number transfer is complete. Canceling the old account too early can delay or prevent the transfer.

If the Number Transfer Is Delayed

1. Confirm that the old account remains active.
2. Verify the account number and transfer PIN.
3. Check the spelling of the account holder’s name.
4. Confirm the billing address and ZIP code.
5. Ask the previous carrier whether a number lock is active.
6. Check whether the old carrier rejected the request.
7. Call Consumer Cellular for the port status.

Mobile-number transfers can sometimes complete quickly when all information matches, but incorrect account details or security locks can cause delays.

Transferring a Consumer Cellular Number to Another Carrier

Do not cancel Consumer Cellular before the new carrier completes the number transfer.

Before Porting Out

• Locate the Consumer Cellular account number.
• Request the required transfer PIN.
• Confirm the account holder’s name and billing ZIP code.
• Remove or address any Line Protection setting.
• Confirm that the number is active.
• Review any remaining device balance.
• Download recent bills and account records.

The account number is generally shown near the upper-right corner of a Consumer Cellular invoice and on the Profile page in My Account.

After the number transfers, confirm whether any additional lines, tablets or devices remain active. Porting one number may not automatically cancel every service on the account.

Consumer Cellular Line Protection

Line Protection adds security to a Consumer Cellular phone number. When enabled, a one-time passcode from Consumer Cellular may be required for equipment activation or a number-transfer request.

This feature can help reduce the risk of unauthorized SIM changes or port-out fraud.

Before Changing Phones or Carriers

• Check whether Line Protection is enabled.
• Make sure the account telephone number can receive verification messages.
• Confirm the account password and contact information.
• Call Customer Support if the account holder cannot receive the code.

Do not provide a one-time passcode to someone who contacts you unexpectedly.

Unable To Make or Receive Calls

When calls are not working:

1. Restart the phone.
2. Turn Airplane Mode on and off.
3. Check signal strength.
4. Confirm that the account and line are active.
5. Check whether Do Not Disturb is enabled.
6. Confirm that the phone number is not blocked.
7. Remove and reinsert a physical SIM when appropriate.
8. Check for a software update.
9. Try calls in another location.
10. Record the exact error message.

If the phone still cannot make calls, use another telephone to call Customer Support at 1-888-345-5509.

Consumer Cellular Mobile Data Not Working

Mobile data problems may involve:

• Weak coverage
• Mobile data turned off
• Incorrect APN settings
• An inactive SIM or eSIM
• Data limit reached
• Network congestion
• Device incompatibility
• Software or carrier-setting problem

Basic Data Troubleshooting

1. Turn off Wi-Fi.
2. Confirm that mobile data is enabled.
3. Restart the phone.
4. Turn Airplane Mode on and off.
5. Check data usage in My Account.
6. Install phone and carrier updates.
7. Confirm that the correct SIM is selected on a dual-SIM device.
8. Check the APN settings.
9. Test mobile data in another location.
10. Call Technical Support if service does not return.

A phone brought from another carrier may require Consumer Cellular APN settings before mobile data and picture messaging work correctly.

Text or Picture Messages Not Working

For text-message problems:

• Restart the phone.
• Confirm that cellular service is active.
• Check whether the recipient is blocked.
• Confirm the recipient’s number.
• Delete very old message threads when storage is limited.
• Check whether iMessage or RCS needs to be reactivated.
• Confirm APN settings for picture messages.
• Test with more than one contact.

When switching between an iPhone and Android phone, messaging registration with Apple or Google may need to be updated.

Poor Coverage, Dropped Calls or Slow Data

Coverage and performance can vary by location, terrain, buildings, congestion, device capability and network availability.

How To Document a Coverage Problem

• Record the complete address or intersection.
• Note the date and time.
• Record the signal bars.
• Identify whether calls, texts and data are all affected.
• Test outdoors and indoors.
• Test another Consumer Cellular phone when possible.
• Restart the phone.
• Check whether the problem occurs in multiple locations.
• Save screenshots of speed tests or error messages.

Ask Technical Support to check the line, SIM or eSIM provisioning, device compatibility, network settings and local coverage.

Consumer Cellular International Calling

Consumer Cellular currently states that calls from the continental United States to Canada and Mexico are included without an additional international calling charge.

Rates and availability for other countries vary. Check the current destination rate before calling.

International calling from the United States is different from international roaming while physically traveling outside the country.

Consumer Cellular International Roaming

Customers should call 1-888-345-5509 before international travel to determine whether roaming is available and to have it enabled.

Before Traveling

• Confirm that the destination is supported.
• Ask about voice, text and data rates.
• Confirm whether the phone is compatible.
• Ask whether roaming must be enabled manually.
• Review voicemail charges.
• Turn off automatic app updates and backups.
• Consider using Wi-Fi or a local travel eSIM.
• Save Consumer Cellular’s support number.

International roaming charges can be significantly higher than domestic service and may take time to appear on the account.

Lost or Stolen Consumer Cellular Phone

Call Consumer Cellular immediately at 1-888-345-5509 if a phone or SIM is lost or stolen.

Steps To Protect the Account

1. Use Apple Find My or Google Find My Device.
2. Lock the phone remotely.
3. Call Consumer Cellular to suspend or protect the line.
4. Change the Consumer Cellular account password.
5. Change the associated email password when appropriate.
6. Review recent calls, texts and account changes.
7. Contact banks or other important accounts accessible from the device.
8. File a police report when the phone was stolen.
9. Ask about SIM or eSIM replacement.

The customer may remain responsible for charges incurred before the loss is reported. Do not wait for the phone to be recovered before securing the line.

Consumer Cellular Account Takeover or SIM-Swap Warning

Contact Consumer Cellular immediately if you receive an unexpected notice involving:

• A SIM or eSIM change
• Phone activation
• Transfer PIN
• Number transfer
• Password reset
• New device
• Changed account contact information
• Service suddenly disappearing without explanation

Steps To Secure the Account

1. Call Consumer Cellular from another phone.
2. Ask whether a SIM, eSIM or number-transfer request was made.
3. Change the account password.
4. Enable or review Line Protection.
5. Secure the connected email account.
6. Review payment information and recent activity.
7. Contact financial institutions if the phone number was used for account verification.

Never share a Consumer Cellular password, transfer PIN or one-time security code with an unsolicited caller.

Bringing Your Own Phone to Consumer Cellular

A phone brought from another carrier must generally be:

• Carrier-unlocked
• Compatible with Consumer Cellular service
• Not reported lost or stolen
• Not blocked because of an unpaid device balance
• Capable of supporting required network technology

Check compatibility before canceling existing service or purchasing a SIM.

After activation, a brought-in phone may require updated APN, messaging, voicemail or carrier settings.

Unlocking a Consumer Cellular Phone

Phones purchased from Consumer Cellular may need to remain active on Consumer Cellular service for a designated period before becoming eligible for unlocking.

Other eligibility requirements may include:

• The device is fully paid
• The account is in good standing
• The device is not reported lost or stolen
• The minimum service requirement has been met
• The device is technically capable of being unlocked

Call 1-888-345-5509 and provide the IMEI and account information. A device originally purchased from another carrier remains subject to that carrier’s unlocking policy.

How To Cancel Consumer Cellular Service

Call Consumer Cellular Customer Support at 1-888-345-5509 to cancel service.

Before Canceling

• Download recent bills.
• Review device installment balances.
• Confirm the billing-cycle ending date.
• Determine whether the number will be transferred.
• Request transfer information before canceling when keeping the number.
• Review any promotional credits.
• Confirm whether devices or accessories must be returned.
• Request a cancellation confirmation number.
• Confirm how the final bill will be delivered.

Consumer Cellular’s current agreement states that existing customers can cancel at any time. However, monthly service charges are generally not prorated when service is canceled before the end of the billing cycle.

Service normally remains available through the end of the billing cycle unless the number transfers to another carrier earlier.

Consumer Cellular Final Bill

The final bill may include:

• Service through the end of the billing cycle
• Remaining device payments
• International calls or roaming
• Late-posting usage
• Taxes and fees
• Third-party charges
• Past-due amounts

Ask whether the account has a credit balance. Consumer Cellular’s current agreement states that a final credit balance may be returned after cancellation, although smaller balances may require the customer to request the refund.

Consumer Cellular Risk-Free Guarantee

New Consumer Cellular customers currently receive a 30-day risk-free guarantee, subject to eligibility and usage limits.

Consumer Cellular states that new customers who cancel within the guarantee period may have monthly service charges and network activation fees credited back when data usage remains within the stated limit.

Important Risk-Free Guarantee Conditions

• Cancellation must occur within the applicable guarantee period.
• Standard eligibility generally uses a 30-day period.
• Data usage is limited to 500 MB.
• International and third-party charges may still apply.
• Device and accessory returns have separate conditions.
• AARP and certain other eligible members may receive an extended period.

Ask Customer Support to confirm the exact deadline for the specific account rather than assuming every customer receives the same extended guarantee.

Returning a Consumer Cellular Phone

New customers may generally return an eligible phone or accessory purchased directly from Consumer Cellular within the applicable risk-free period.

Return Requirements May Include

• The device is in like-new condition.
• The original packaging is included.
• Accessories and manuals are included.
• Find My iPhone or another activation lock is removed.
• PINs and passcodes are removed.
• Personal data is erased after backup.
• The return is shipped by the deadline.
• The tracking receipt is retained.

Call Customer Support to confirm eligibility and obtain the correct return label before shipping the phone.

Do not send a device to the corporate headquarters unless Consumer Cellular specifically instructs you to do so.

Consumer Cellular Warranty or Defective Phone

A phone problem may involve the manufacturer’s warranty, Consumer Cellular’s return policy, an optional protection plan, or physical damage that is not covered.

Before Contacting Support

• Back up important data.
• Record the IMEI and serial number.
• Install available updates.
• Restart the phone.
• Document the defect with photos or video.
• Locate the purchase date and receipt.
• Check whether device protection is active.

Ask whether Consumer Cellular, the manufacturer, or a protection-plan administrator will handle the repair or replacement. Confirm whether the replacement is new, refurbished or certified returned equipment.

Unable To Sign In to My Account

My Account allows customers to:

• Pay bills
• Review billing history
• Track usage
• Change plans
• Manage payment methods
• Review profile information
• Activate equipment
• Manage certain account-security features

Login Troubleshooting

• Confirm the Consumer Cellular phone number.
• Use the forgotten-password option.
• Check whether the account telephone number recently changed.
• Turn off browser autofill and re-enter the information.
• Try another browser or private window.
• Clear browser cookies.
• Update the Consumer Cellular app.
• Call Customer Support if verification fails.

Do not create a second account unless Consumer Cellular instructs you to do so.

Support for Survivors of Domestic Violence

Consumer Cellular provides specialized assistance for eligible survivors who need help separating a phone line from an account shared with an abuser.

• Specialized Support Number: 1-888-345-5509
• Specialized Support Email: stayconnected@consumercellular.com
• Support Information: Consumer Cellular Stay Connected

Use a safe phone, computer and email account when contacting support if another person may be monitoring the shared account or device.

Consumer Cellular Scam Calls and Messages

Scammers may impersonate Consumer Cellular and claim:

• The account will be disconnected immediately
• A payment failed
• A free phone or refund is waiting
• A SIM card must be replaced
• A verification code is required
• Remote access is needed to repair the phone
• Payment must be made by gift card or cryptocurrency

Warning Signs of a Scam

• The caller requests the account password.
• The caller asks for a transfer PIN.
• The caller asks for a one-time security code.
• The caller requests remote access to the phone or computer.
• The sender uses an unfamiliar web address.
• The caller demands gift cards or cryptocurrency.
• The message threatens immediate arrest or permanent disconnection.

End the communication and call 1-888-345-5509 directly. Do not use the telephone number or link contained in a suspicious message.

How To Escalate an Unresolved Consumer Cellular Complaint

1. Start with Customer Support. Call 1-888-345-5509 or use online chat.
2. Request a case or call-reference number. Record the date, time, representative and promised action.
3. Ask for supervisor review. Clearly state the unresolved issue and requested resolution.
4. Provide documentation. Include bills, usage records, receipts, screenshots, return tracking and transfer information.
5. Use a Consumer Cellular retail store. Bring account information and the device when in-person troubleshooting may help.
6. Follow up using the original case number. Avoid restarting the complaint without referencing prior contacts.
7. Request written confirmation. Document cancellations, credits, refunds, number transfers and device returns.
8. Contact the payment provider when appropriate. Use this for genuinely unauthorized or unresolved charges.
9. Consider an outside complaint. Depending on the problem, options may include the Federal Communications Commission, a state consumer-protection agency, attorney general or public-utility regulator.

Clearly state the requested outcome, such as correcting a bill, restoring service, completing a number transfer, canceling an account, unlocking a phone or processing a return.

Consumer Cellular Customer Reviews and Complaint Sentiment

At the time this page was updated, the CustomerServiceNumbers.com review module displayed a Consumer Cellular rating of 0 out of 5 stars based on zero reviews.

Because no reviews have been submitted on this page, there is not yet enough CustomerServiceNumbers.com feedback to identify complaint patterns or measure Consumer Cellular’s current billing, coverage, activation, technical-support or customer-service performance.

The previous article referred generally to customers praising Consumer Cellular’s plans and senior-friendly features while complaining about coverage, billing and support responsiveness. Those statements were not supported by reviews submitted on this page and have been removed.

What To Include in a Consumer Cellular Review

• The type of plan and number of lines
• The phone or device involved
• Whether the issue involved billing, activation, coverage, cancellation or technical support
• The support route used
• Whether Consumer Cellular opened a case
• How long it took to reach a representative
• Whether troubleshooting solved the problem
• Whether a promised credit or refund appeared
• Whether a number transfer completed
• Whether the issue was ultimately resolved

What To Expect When Contacting Consumer Cellular

• The representative may require account verification.
• Technical support may ask the customer to restart the phone.
• Activation help is easier when calling from another device.
• Number transfers require information from the previous carrier.
• Coverage problems may require testing in multiple locations.
• International roaming must generally be enabled before travel.
• A canceled monthly service bill may not be prorated.
• Device returns require specific condition and deadline requirements.
• Credits and refunds may take additional time to appear.
• A phone may not qualify for unlocking immediately.

Consumer Cellular Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Consumer Cellular customer-service number?

Consumer Cellular Customer Service and Technical Support can be reached at 1-888-345-5509.

Does Consumer Cellular offer live chat?

Yes. Consumer Cellular currently offers online chat through its official contact page from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.

What are Consumer Cellular’s telephone-support hours?

Consumer Cellular’s current contact page does not display a separate fixed telephone schedule. Call 1-888-345-5509 or use chat during the posted chat hours.

How do I activate a Consumer Cellular phone?

Use Consumer Cellular’s online activation page, sign in to My Account, or call 1-800-481-8001.

How do I cancel Consumer Cellular?

Call 1-888-345-5509. Confirm the final billing date, number-transfer status, remaining device balance and cancellation number.

Does Consumer Cellular prorate the final bill?

Consumer Cellular’s current agreement generally states that monthly service charges are not prorated when an existing customer cancels before the end of the billing cycle.

What is Consumer Cellular’s risk-free period?

New customers generally receive a 30-day risk-free guarantee, subject to a 500 MB data limit and other terms. Some eligible AARP and USAA members may receive an extended period.

Can I keep my number when switching to Consumer Cellular?

Most eligible mobile numbers can be transferred. Keep the old account active and provide its account number, billing information and transfer PIN.

Should I cancel Consumer Cellular before moving my number?

No. Keep the Consumer Cellular number active until the new carrier confirms that the transfer is complete.

Where can I find my Consumer Cellular account number?

The account number is generally shown in the upper-right corner of the invoice and on the Profile page in My Account.

How do I report a lost Consumer Cellular phone?

Call 1-888-345-5509 immediately. Also use Apple Find My or Google Find My Device and secure important accounts.

Can Consumer Cellular unlock my phone?

Eligible Consumer Cellular phones may be unlocked after the required service period when the device is paid in full and the account is in good standing. Call Customer Support.

Can I use Consumer Cellular internationally?

International roaming may be available in supported locations but must generally be enabled by Customer Support. Contact Consumer Cellular before traveling.

Are calls to Canada and Mexico included?

Consumer Cellular currently states that calls from the continental United States to Canada and Mexico are included without an additional international calling charge.

Why did Consumer Cellular change my plan?

SmartFlex may automatically move an eligible account to a higher plan when data use exceeds the selected allowance. Review usage and ask whether SmartFlex can be disabled.

Where is Consumer Cellular headquartered?

Consumer Cellular lists its corporate headquarters at 9363 E. Bahia Drive, Scottsdale, Arizona 85260.

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