Life Wireless Customer Service

Life Wireless customer service is at (888) 543-3620, or 611 from a Life Wireless phone, Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern. It is closed on weekends. You can also email [email protected] or use the contact form on its website, which has a topic for each common problem.

This page lists every contact Life Wireless publishes and which one to use. For the company overview, read our Life Wireless review. For the program behind the free government phone, see how to apply for Lifeline.

Life Wireless contact details

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ContactDetails
Customer care(888) 543-3620, or dial 611 from your Life Wireless phone
HoursMon to Fri, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET; closed Saturday and Sunday
Email[email protected]
Activation Line770-200-1000
Accountlifewireless.com/account/login
MailLife Wireless, P.O. Box 2840, Covington, GA 30015

Life Wireless’s open internet page lists another number, 1-888-759-8654. Use (888) 543-3620 first, since it is the one on the contact page.

Contact form topics

life wireless contact form

The contact form lets you pick a topic, which routes your request:

TopicUse it when
Account SuspendedYour service stopped; see free government phone not working
Device Not WorkingThe phone or SIM has a problem
SIM / Battery / Phone ReplacementYou need a replacement; see Life Wireless replacement phone and returns
Re-certificationQuestions about your yearly renewal; see how to recertify Lifeline
Cancel AccountYou want to stop service; see how to cancel Lifeline
Application Status / Forms StatusChecking an application; see how to apply for Life Wireless
General CommentAnything else

Other things customer care handles

If you need help on a weekend

Phone support is closed on weekends, so use the email or contact form and follow up on Monday. If your service stopped, check whether a usage or recertification deadline passed, because those end service automatically.

If customer service cannot fix it

You can move your benefit to another company with a Lifeline transfer; compare options in our Lifeline providers guide. If you think someone enrolled you or moved your benefit without consent, see free government phone scams for where to report it. Your eligibility through income or SNAP stays with you.

Sources: Life Wireless: Contact, Life Wireless: FAQ, Life Wireless: Terms, Life Wireless: Unlocking, Life Wireless: Open internet, Life Wireless: Navigating the Lifeline application process.