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Expiration terms vary by card. Many listings show “Does Not Expire,” while others use fixed periods such as 90 days, 1 year, or multi‑year terms (for example, 5 years).

Many prepaid refill cards list network features such as 5G access, mobile hotspot data allocations (examples include 20 GB or 30 GB), and international calling or global texting on certain plans.

Prepaid refill cards commonly appear as data add‑ons (specific GB amounts), minute/time plans that list a set number of minutes and texts, or account‑credit cards used to add money to a prepaid account.

Policies vary, but listings commonly state that cards or account balances are non‑refundable and non‑transferable. Some listings also specify that funds or balances are forfeited at card or account expiration.

Listings typically specify what the card adds: data add‑ons list GB amounts, minute plans state a set number of minutes and texts (and sometimes include data), and some cards note whether they add service days. Some listings also indicate whether unused allotments carry over when service remains active.

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