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Which Carrier Has the Cheapest Cell Phone Plan

by on February 24, 2014
in Phones and Mobile, News, Cell Phones, Blog, Money Savers :: 50 comments

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Woman shopping for a smartphoneThere has never been a better time to be shopping around for a new cell carrier. Verizon and AT&T recently announced new, less-expensive plans. Contract-free providers like Aio and U.S. Cellular made price drops too, as did Sprint and T-Mobile. Everyone, it seems, is falling over themselves to offer a better deal.

But with plans varying so widely between carriers, how can you compare between them? To do just that, Techlicious contacted all the major U.S. cell carriers and asked them to make us their absolute best deals for individual and family plans. We demanded unlimited calling and unlimited text. We also asked them to price out a separate set of plans to make sure all smartphones get at least 1GB per month of data. Here's what we found.

Note: Before you switch carriers, Techlicious recommends you do your research to find out which has the best cell reception in your area. You can use an app like Glove or OpenSignal to help compare coverage with other people in your area.

Individual Plans

If you want to stay loyal to one of the big four U.S. cellular providers, you’ll find the absolute cheapest individual smartphone plan at AT&T. There, $45 a month buys you unlimited calling, texts and 300MB of data. That’s a slightly better deal than T-Mobile ($50 for 1GB), Sprint ($55 for 1GB) and Verizon ($55 for 250MB). T-Mobile is now the least expensive major carrier, with a $40 for 500MB of data deal currently in play. Both Verizon and AT&T offer $45 plans with less data. Sprint's least expensive plan will run you $55, but that comes with a larger, 1GB data allotment.

Bumping your data allotment up to at least 1GB per month gets incredibly expensive, at least on Verizon. Their customers pay $70 per month. Better deals are at T-Mobile ($50 for 1GB), Sprint ($55 for 1GB) and AT&T ($65 for 2GB).

If you’re willing to venture beyond the more familiar names, you can find an even better deal. Regional carrier MetroPCS has a 500MB smartphone plan for $40 and a 2.5GB plan for $50. Boost Mobile, meanwhile, offers a plan with 2.5GB of data that starts at $55 monthly and drops as low as $40 after making 18 on-time payments.

Want even better deals? Zact Mobile offers highly customizable, inexpensive plans if you're willing to give up unlimited calls and text. A plan with 500 minutes, 1000 texts and 1GB data costs about $35. A plan with 250 minutes, 400 texts and 200MB costs about $17 per month. And, you can go even lower. FreedomPop offers free cell phone service, though naturally, there are a few catches involved.

Feature phone in handFamily Plans (2 Smartphones, 2 Feature Phones)

Feature phones are quickly disappearing from the marketplace, with some carriers discontinuing them entirely. But if you have small kids, finding a clamshell phone is worth the effort. It could save you a bundle every month.

Of the carriers we surveyed, MetroPCS has the absolute cheapest 4-line plan that includes feature phones. Just $70 buys you unlimited talk, text and 500MB of data per smartphone. Bump the data allotment up to 2.5GB per line and the cost rises to $90 per month.

If you want a major carrier, AT&T has a 4-line plan for $130 that offers a 2GB shared data pool for the smartphones. Verizon's MORE Everything offers the same size plan, albeit at a cost of $190 per month. 

Family Plans (4 Smartphones)

Of the major carriers, T-Mobile offers the most compelling deals for families: Four smartphones, each with 1GB of high-speed data, can be had for just $100 per month. Increase each phone’s high-speed data allotment to 3GB, and the price climbs to just $140. It’s the best family smartphone deal out there, and that's before you consider the company's offer to buy you out of your current contract.

If you need to use your phone as a hotspot, AT&T's newest family deal offers a 10GB pool of data shared amongst 4 smartphones for $160 per month. Again, Verizon is the most expensive, charging $230 per month for 4GB of shared data. Update (4/14): You can get the same $160 for 10GB of shared data offer at Verizon via a MORE Everything with Verizon Edge plan.

Cell Phones Plans by Carrier – Prices & Data Allowances Valid as of Feb. 21, 2014****

  AT&T Verizon Sprint T-Mobile MetroPCS US Cellular Virgin Boost
Indv. Plan
with some data
$45
300MB
$45 ♦
250MB
$55
1GB

$40 ♦
500MB 

$40
500MB
$50
500MB***
$55
2.5GB***
$55**
2.5GB***
Indv. Plan
with 1 GB data

$65****
2GB

$70 ♦
1GB
$55
1GB

$50****
1GB***

$50
2.5GB
$60
2GB***
$55
2.5GB***
$55**
2.5GB***
Family Plan
with some data
(2 smartphones/
2 feature)
$110****
300MB*
$155
250MB*
    $70
500MB/line
$155
300MB 
   
Family Plan
with 2GB data
(2 smartphone/
2 feature)
$130****
2GB
$190
2GB
    $90
2.5BG/line
$190
2GB
   
Family Plan
with some data
(4 smartphones)
 $160
10GB
$160 ♦
10GB
$160
1GB/line
$100****
1GB***/line
$140
500MB/line
$175
300MB 
   
Family Plan
with 4GB data
(4 smartphones)
 $160
10GB
$160 ♦
10GB
$160
1GB/line
$100****
1GB***/line
$180
2.5GB/line
$230
4GB
   
Additional cost
per month to
use smartphone 
as a hotspot
 $0
Included
$0
Included
$10
1GB
$0
Included
n/a $0
Included
$15 $10

Note: Chart shows the least expensive plan available to meet the criteria set forth: unlimited text, unlimited calling and specified data package. Prices provided by carrier, with exception of T-Mobile and Sprint, whose most recent prices were pulled from their website February 21, 2014. Pricing based on you bringing your own device, where possible. Some carriers do not support feature phones.
* Plan offered, but not recommended by carrier
** Price drops $5/mo. after 6 months of on-time payments until $40/mo.
*** Amount of high-speed data in plan. Speed reduced to 2G thereafter without overage charges.

**** UPDATE (3/10): New pricing for AT&T and T-Mobile announced March 7-10.

UPDATE (4/15): New pricing for Verizon announced. New pricing for T-Mobile also added.

[Woman in cellular phone shop, Feature phone in hand via Shutterstock]


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Good comparison.. it definitely help

From rk on February 25, 2014 :: 4:17 am

Good comparison.. it definitely help to take an informed decision   www.telecomvibe.com

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LOVE TING MOBILE WIRELESS!!!

From Steve Buechler on August 16, 2015 :: 12:12 pm

Ting Mobile Wireless. Pay only for what you use. Get a $25 Ting credit by using my Referal Code. Ting uses T-Mobile and Sprint networks. Use just about any Apple iPhone or Android smartphone! https://zhnkd31tt82.ting.com/

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Virgin Mobile

From Michael Reynolds on February 25, 2014 :: 11:47 am

I’m paying $35 a month for 300 minutes, unlimited text and data - using a 2 year old HTC EVO 3D.

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Chart lacks Ting

From Adam on February 25, 2014 :: 12:19 pm

You use 4 gigs of data? That would come out to about 60 bucks (plus 6 bucks per phone). You think you might use 4 gigs of data, but only actually use 1 gig this month? Congratulations, you just saved 40 bucks, because your rate per month is based automatically on how much you actually used that month. I don’t understand how they haven’t stolen like every ounce of business away from, say, verizon, with their hilariously terrible overages.

Granted, Ting is *most* effective at competing for people who don’t use their phone that much a month (I generally pay 13-16 bucks a month, depending mainly on whether any spammers sent me unsolicited text messages that month; occasionally I go past 100mb of data and pay ~25 bucks instead.) Still, even for more heavy phone users, it still competes quite impressive.

And while they don’t subsidize your phone purchase, that is *more* than made up for by the fact that you can buy any random Sprint-branded phone off ebay or whatever, and convert that phone to a Ting phone in just a few minutes.

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You missed my carrier

From Melinda Curtis on February 25, 2014 :: 12:35 pm

I’ve been using www.mysimplemobile.com as my cell phone carrier for about 3 years.
Unlimited everything.
$43.00 a month and they use and were originally part of the TMobile network.
They’re great. The only downside is you have to buy your own unlocked phone.

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Cricket wins

From Marty on February 25, 2014 :: 1:07 pm

I’ve been with Cricket for the past year and am a fan (previously had been with Verizon for a decade).  The “big boys” are just far too expensive and most still require that fun 2 year contract and will charge you to cancel.  I get unlimited talk and text and 5GB of data for $55/mo. Unlimited data is provided at slower speed after hitting that 5GB.  Hotspot is included (that’s how I get my home internet connection, by using my phone as a hotspot). The price includes a $5 reduction if you sign up for auto-pay.  There is a $45 plan they offer for 2.5GB too.  Cricket now piggy-backs off one of the “big boys” towers, so the service reception is actually pretty good.

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Biggest problem with Cricket is:

From Will on February 28, 2014 :: 10:23 pm

Biggest problem with Cricket is: ROAMING. Step 1” outside their “coverage area” and be prepared to be hit with some hefty roaming charges.

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Why isn't Republic on this list?

From John Henschen on February 25, 2014 :: 1:10 pm

I switched to Republic Wireless back in November. They’re $40/mo for 4G unlimited everything. Or $25/mo for 3G unlimited everything. I haven’t regretted it for a second.

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Well if Melinda is going

From John Henschen on February 25, 2014 :: 3:21 pm

Well if Melinda is going to use her referral link, I’m going to use mine. smile
http://referrals.republicwireless.com/a/clk/1qf0kV

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question

From Bea on February 26, 2014 :: 1:20 pm

What additional charges are added to your bill?  Taxes, line charge?

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Yep. If I recall, it's

From John Henschen on February 26, 2014 :: 2:43 pm

Yep. If I recall, it’s around like $4 but it will depend on where you live.

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Agreed with John, why isn't Republic on this list?

From Rushell Tuggle on February 25, 2014 :: 2:52 pm

I switched to Republic Wireless just this month and I absolutely love it. I went from Sprint, to Boost Mobile, to Straight Talk, to Republic Wireless. This is over a 15 year span, but each time reduced my bill. I don’t think I will ever get any lower than Republic Wireless and with everything I need, at price points, everyone can afford. They have Wifi only plans (great for kids) $5 a month, unlimited cell and text for $10 a month, unlimited cell, text, and 3g date for $25 a month and then unlimited 4g with everything for $40 a month. The best part about it all, you can make calls over a WiFi network when cell signal isn’t the best at your house, like mine. http://referrals.republicwireless.com/a/clk/wVQx

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Sorry, not Melinda; I meant

From John Henschen on February 25, 2014 :: 3:23 pm

Sorry, not Melinda; I meant Rushell.

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New Competitive Rates

From Daniel NLN on February 25, 2014 :: 3:58 pm

Honestly, it’s about time we got a break on these rates. I suppose these are for new sign ups only right? Can’t cut your existing plan back if you still have contract time left? I can save $60 per month!

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What's not mentioned...

From D Coker on February 25, 2014 :: 5:08 pm

Unfortunately for many of us, price isn’t everything.  There’s a big difference in coverage among the different companies, and if you’re not going to be inside a city all the time, the choices are much narrower.  For those of us who discover dead zones in the areas where we may find ourselves, we have to unhappily pay more.

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Are only talking contract prices?

From Chad on February 26, 2014 :: 2:03 am

I am curious because I have At&T’s new $60 no contract smartphone plan: it is unlimited with 2 GB of Data. This is certainly cheaper then the above mentioned price.

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boost 3G not 2G

From James Morrow on February 26, 2014 :: 7:06 am

just a quick comment. for the *** notation on boost mobile 2.5GB data cap you have it noted as free 2G service after reching the cap. this is incorrect. it is 2.5GB of 4G data with unlimited 3G data. the only downside is that 3G data counts towards the data cap if 4G isn’t available so you might not get a full 2.5GB of 4G.

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T-Mobile ' s little known plan

From Tracey on February 26, 2014 :: 2:49 pm

I have T-Mobile plan that is prepaid, available on - line only. $30 a month gives me 5 GB of LTE speed, unlimited texts and 100 minutes. 100 minutes seems little but, really not. I gave gone over two times by 60 minutes,for a charge of $6.00. I went from a $200 phone bill to $90.

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BEAT DEAL - REPUBLIC

From Philip on May 09, 2014 :: 12:54 am

Their $25.00 unlimited call and text plan includes 5GB of data at 3G ($40.00 for 4G)
I am still using my “old” 3G Motorola at $19.00 monthly
Is there anyone who can beat this price, for unlimited calling and 5GB of data???

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Can this price be the

From merril thompson on November 01, 2014 :: 12:44 pm

Can this price be the same for my cell phone thanks. For your answer

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No...

From John Henschen on May 09, 2014 :: 1:13 am

Republic doesn’t have a cap.

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I should have stated that only 5GB was at full speed

From Philip on May 09, 2014 :: 1:40 am

You can go over 5GB, but you will be throttled down after 5GB if you exceed it too many times. But there is no penalty fee for exceeding it. Other carriers make their best profits on those who exceed the pre set data limit. 2 cents per MB means to $20.00 per GB.

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Still no...

From John Henschen on May 09, 2014 :: 8:58 am

They don’t throttle at all, unless they’ve changed that policy in the last week.

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Verizon Still Offers Unlimted Data

From Stephen Larsen on May 10, 2014 :: 6:18 pm

Hey I just wanted to ask you if you wouldn’t mind putting up an article about us. I’m a franchise owner and we sell Flash Wireless service. We’re one of the only ones Verizon allows to sell unlimted everything still along with Sprint. Is there any way you could add us to your comparison? As I’m looking at your list it’s nice to know that we’ve been competing well here.

Cheers,
Stephen Larsen

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Flash Wireless offers unlimted everything

From Stephen Larsen on May 10, 2014 :: 6:20 pm

Hey I just wanted to ask you if you wouldn’t mind putting up an article about us. I’m a franchise owner and we sell Flash Wireless service. We’re one of the only ones Verizon allows to sell unlimted everything still along with Sprint. Is there any way you could add us to your comparison? As I’m looking at your list it’s nice to know that we’ve been competing well here.

Cheers,
Stephen Larsen

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family plan

From Hassan on July 09, 2014 :: 6:54 am

T-mobile family plan everyone should go for, they offer great coverage and also cheaper since you bring more family member to the plan, your friends can participate to your plan as family.

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Save Hundreds!

From Nathan on August 01, 2014 :: 8:06 pm

If you truly want to save on you cell phone plan go to:

http://walmartdeals.weebly.com/

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Ting!

From John S. on December 30, 2014 :: 10:55 pm

Ting is fantastic and a great way to save money! Ting is a Sprint MVNO and includes Verizon voice/text roaming at no additional charge. In February 2015, Ting will also begin offering service through the T-Mobile network. Billing is very transparent, post-paid monthly and based on actual usage. At the end of each month, the usage from all devices on the account is totaled and placed in “buckets” based on usage of talk, text, and data (independently). Why pay for an unlimited plan, if you don’t use unlimited talk, text, and data? I used to pay Verizon over $65 per month for my smartphone plan. My bill with Ting is in the $20-25 per month range, saving me almost $500 per year. I’m loving the savings! Ting also offers phenomenal customer service, which is largely unheard of in the wireless industry. This referral link will earn you a $25 Ting credit to learn more and get started: https://z3s3pc329p8.ting.com/

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*****Thank You******

From Yaisiel Reyes on February 16, 2015 :: 9:48 am

Thanks Jhon… I get the $25 credit on my account.

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great alternative for major providers

From JoLe on March 01, 2015 :: 5:37 pm

I am using Ting as well. It’s great service, much better than Cricket which I had before. You can buy a phone or bring your own, it takes only minutes to get it activated. They use the Sprint network, so if you’re thinking of switchin from Sprint, Ting is totally the way to go. Check it out at https://zb7pqk11l14.ting.com/

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Boost Mobile $30/month Special

From Shawn McGinley Bradford on May 30, 2015 :: 3:19 am

Boost is having a deal until 6/30/15 - $30 per month for unlimited data, talk, text & 2 GB high-speed data…but it has to be 4G LTE device & you have to pay the bill with their autopay option.

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Cost of Cell Phone, etc

From Nat on August 07, 2015 :: 2:22 pm

I am a UK resident and found that the cost of cell phone plan in the US is very expensive compared with prices in the UK. I intend to spend a 6 months in Florida and I am searching for a cheap plan which will not tie me down on a long-term contract but at the same time will allow me to make calls and to connect the cell phone to my laptop so that I can access the internet. You assistance will be appreciated.

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Try Republic

From Philip on August 07, 2015 :: 2:47 pm

Republic Wireless has plans starting at $10.00 monthly (unlimited talk and text). Data is pro-rated at 15 dollars per GB. With their unused data refund plan, you get paid back for your unused data.For example, If you had the $17.50/month plan (10 for voice, $7.50 for 0.5GB of data) but you used only 0.3 GB, they credit your next bill $3.00, which was 40% of that month’s data bill. Data you use on wifi, doesn’t count. They only count data used from the cellular towers.

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LOVE TING MOBILE WIRELESS!

From Steve Buechler on August 16, 2015 :: 12:08 pm

Ting Mobile Wireless. Pay only for what you use. Get a $25 Ting credit by using my Referal Code. Ting uses T-Mobile and Sprint networks. Use just about any Apple iPhone or Android smartphone! https://zhnkd31tt82.ting.com/

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definitely recommend Ting

From JoLe on August 27, 2015 :: 10:58 am

I’m really happy with Ting especially since they added GSM phones & the T-Mobile network. Good coverage, great rates, and lots of supported phones. You should at least look into it https://zb7pqk11l14.ting.com/

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Giv Mobile $30/month plan

From TOMAS on September 25, 2015 :: 3:28 pm

Giv Mobile runs on the T-Mobile network, and has six different plans. The best balanced one is probably the $30/month plan, with 1GB of LTE data and unlimited talk and text.

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Virgin Mobile

From Benjamin Brackman on September 28, 2015 :: 9:50 pm

I am paying $35 a month for unlimited talk, text and 1GB 3G/4G data, with the data speed reduced to 2G once I reach my data limit without overage charges.

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Service quality

From Alb on June 06, 2017 :: 6:50 pm

How is the quality of service such as wifi or hotspot connections? How much area is covered? Any idea? NEVER use Sprint. They’re absolutely horrible in every way.

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Try lycamobile

From Nancy Figueroa on October 01, 2015 :: 9:51 am

I PAY $20.93 INCLUDING TAXES AND FEES A MONTH,FOR UNLIMITED TEXT, TALK AND DATA AT 4G GOES TO 3G WHEN YOU’RE CLOSE TO YOUR CAP.
THIS PLAN ORIGINATED IN UK NOW IN USA.
THE DOWNFALL IS THAT IF YOU LIVE IN THE MIDDLE OF NO WHERE, YOU COULD EXPECT FOR NO DATA POSSIBLE SERVICE IN SOME PLACES.
MINE STARTED GREAT, HAD FULL USE OF SERVICE ALL OF THE SUDDEN, WHEN I GO TO CHURCH OR MY SISTER’S HOUSE WHICH IS IN THE SAME VICINITY, I HAVE NO SERVICE, CUSTOMER SERVICE PUT IN A TICKET SEVERAL TIMES, BUT LYCAMOBILE IN THAT ASPECT SUCKS.
IT’S THE VERY REASON WHY I LEFT REPUBLIC WIRELESS BECAUSE IT’S SELF SERVICE, YOU’RE YOUR OWN TECH.
AND BY THE TIME REPUBLIC WIRELESS REPS GETS BACK TO YOU, YOU’RE FRUSTRATED, IMAGINE IN AN EMERGENCY. HUH. NAH I DON’T THINK SO.
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT FREEDOM POP? EXPLAIN, WHAT’S THE CATCH?

MOSTLY WOULD LOVE A CELL SERVICE THAT’S UNLIMITED, INEXPENSIVE, DEPENDABLE, HAD 24/7 CUSTOMER SERVICE AND TECHS.
WHAT COMPANY OFFERS SERVICE THAT’S AT LEAST $30 OR LESS A MONTH INCLUDING TAXES AND FEES. BEING THAT I’M DISABLE AND IN REALITY COULD ONLY AFFORD ABOUT $25 INC ALL FEES. THANKS AND GOD BLESS!

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Disable Roaming

From Lourdes Pulido on October 06, 2015 :: 4:20 pm

What if you disable Roaming?

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Cheap consumer electronics

From Cheap consumer electronics on November 30, 2015 :: 3:39 am

EZMallClub has been a worldwide business leader in selling blue-ribbon consumer goods since 2006. From the moment we founded EZMallClub.com, our vision was to empower people worldwide in buying and selling online.

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thanks

From Cell phones for seniors on December 03, 2015 :: 3:22 pm

This aricles is important about subject up thank you,, I hope to success for you.

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Try virgin mobile

From adam hass on January 16, 2016 :: 8:00 am

unlimited talk and text plus 1 GB high speed data for $35 a month.

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give mobile

From lary donald on January 16, 2016 :: 8:13 am

the $30 plan offers unlimited talk, and unlimited text with 1GB at 3G/4G data speed with nationwide coverage on T-mobile network.

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I always connect to WiFi

From roy smith on January 16, 2016 :: 10:18 am

I always connect to WiFi network if available, especially if you are at home, that will keep my smartphone data usage down.

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Although FreedomPop is "free", Republic is still better value.

From Philip Howard on January 16, 2016 :: 10:23 am

I had experimented with FP. Their phones were cheap, and included unlimited talk & text and 1GB of data in the first month. I cancelled the data plan in the first month, and then get 0.5GB of monthly data for free, and the phone still had unlimited talk & text for free. HOWEVER, the call quality is spotty, unless you have a very good LTE or wifi signal. I have 2 Freedompop phones with free service as backup (One always in my truck) in the event that I leave my phone at home. Since I use about 0.1GB of data monthly on my Republic phone, I am paying about $11.30 monthly including all taxes. This includes the republic refund for unused data, and my $1.75 monthly credit because I was a beta tester in their first year. I get good voice quality on my Moto series phone. I still don’t understand how Republic can make any profit at that price; and if they are, why aren’t others offering service closer to $10.00 monthly for decent quality unlimited talk & text. NOTE: if/when Freedompop improves their voice quality to be as reliable as Republic, they could dominate the market with their cheaper priced reconditioned phones.

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Unlimited Talk & Text on a Verizon MVNO for $25

From Gray Grantham on August 20, 2017 :: 2:31 am

Total Wireless (a division of Tracfone) is a Verizon MVNO, (Mobile Virtual Network Operator)  They operate only on Verizon, but you are not a Verizon customer you are a Total Wireless customer.  The plan is unlimited Talk and Text for $25 a month.  You can get an add on Data plan 5gb for $10 that does not expire until all of the data is used.  If you use 1gb of data per month this equates to Unlimited Talk & Text and 1 gb of data for $27 a month.

There is no better deal on any of the 4 National carriers.

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Not mentioned rates

From John Butterfield on October 16, 2017 :: 7:24 pm

You missed listing the cheapest and best phone service available. Consumer Cellular is by far the best for the price on the market.

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Xfinity Mobile

From M M on September 06, 2019 :: 10:50 pm

I have Xfinity Mobile. I work from home. I use WiFi and my cellphone bill is $2.67 a month. I can switch to $45 a month for unlimited everything anytime (vacation trips etc.) and switch back to $2.67 WiFi plan anytime. Or I can pay $12 per gig of data with unlimited talk/text. I use to be with AT&T. I’m saving $600+ a year

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From Matt on November 30, 2020 :: 9:34 pm

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