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Jamaica top up from anywhere: send credit to Jamaica on Digicel and Flow
A Jamaica top up from anywhere is done online at ReloadTo: choose Digicel or Flow, enter the mobile number and pay with a debit card, credit card or PayPal. Jamaica top-ups range from $5.20 to $67.83 USD. You don't need a carrier account or a Jamaican card, and there are no extra fees: you pay the price you see. Here's how to send credit to Jamaica, how to write the number and what each network offers.
How to write a Jamaica mobile number: 876 and 658
Jamaica uses country code +1, followed by a 3-digit area code and 7 digits. According to the Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR), Jamaica's regulator, 658 is Jamaica's second area code, added because 876 numbers are running out; 876 numbers keep working. The OUR also notes that the same 7 digits can now exist under both 876 and 658, so save the right area code, for example +1 876 123 4567. The OUR adds that numbers that go unused can be reassigned, so it advises topping up regularly.
Digicel and Flow: what each network offers
According to our catalog, you can send top up to Jamaica on these networks today:
- Digicel: credit in several currencies and plans such as Prime Brawta, Stay Connected and the Diaspora Yard Plan.
- Flow: credit and 7-, 15- and 30-day plans with data and international minutes.
| Carrier | In the catalog | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Digicel | Credit and plans | See Digicel top-ups |
| Flow | Credit and plans | See Flow top-ups |
How to send credit to Jamaica: which network is it?
Before you top up a phone in Jamaica, ask the person using the line whether their line is Digicel or Flow. If they say "LIME", it is Flow: according to Cable & Wireless Communications, the Flow brand replaced LIME in Jamaica in 2015. If they mostly use data, a plan is usually better than plain credit; if they call you in the US, Digicel's Stay Connected plans include a Magic Number to the US or Canada, and Flow plans include international minutes. Each operator page lists the plans in detail.
How a Jamaica top up works
- Choose the carrier and enter the number with +1.
- Choose the credit or plan. You'll see what the line receives and the price in dollars.
- Pay with a debit card, credit card or PayPal. No fees: you pay the price you see.
The top-up is sent automatically once the payment is approved. Sometimes we ask you to verify your card before sending it. If the top-up fails, we refund you.
Frequently asked questions
Which Jamaica networks can I top up?
According to our catalog, Digicel and Flow (formerly LIME). Each has its own page with its credit and plans.
Which payment methods do you accept?
We accept debit cards, credit cards and PayPal.
Do you charge a fee?
No. No fees: you pay the price you see.
How do I write a Jamaica mobile number?
Enter +1, the area code 876 or 658 and the 7 digits; for example, +1 876 123 4567.
Do I need an account or a Jamaican card?
No. You pay with your debit card, credit card or PayPal, with no carrier account.
What happens if the top-up fails?
If the top-up fails, we refund you.
What if I entered the wrong number?
A completed top-up to a wrong number can't be refunded, so check the number before you pay.
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