Having trouble figuring out what “NOW” is. I have Commie Cast internet service and have used the mobile. Best I can tell it means a bundle including a bunch of TV that I totally reject. That gets you into big bucks depending on how much TV. The mobile is OK, presuming your verizon coverage is good. I dropped it in favor of better pricing on the mobile, where I have MobileX for verizon coverage.
I switched to Helium’s Free Plan 6 months ago for two lines (https://heliummobile.com/). Each line gets 3gb Data, 300 Texts & 100 min Calling a month. Runs on T-Mobile network. I was skeptical at first, but it has worked perfectly. I have not exceeded limits yet, but if you do you can purchase more. It was totally free up until this month where they now bill the taxes, $0.78 a month now. Was formerly a long-term Tello 1 GB & unlimited call & text customer. Glad I made the switch!
I am a Sling Select subscriber, just got a Boost unlimited plan for $15.00 per month for life.
I don’t understand your Tracphone deal. The plans I saw were $20 a month and the data expires each month. My Samsung phone bought at Walmart.com has a “Tracphone Wireless” sticker on back. What does that mean? That I can only use Tracphone service?
At least they (CC) don’t charge you for going to the next plan.
These deals are only on QVC and HSN shopping networks. If you cannot use them, there is no deal. If you can use them, just watch the videos pushing each phone. If you aren’t in the USA, QVC and HSN may not be available.
And prices have gone up here too.
I wish Clark would update us on the Tesla phone.
I joined whoopmobile.com a few days ago. They have several plans with unlimited talk/text, that work out to $5/month + tax. The longer time period you commit to, the more data they give you per month for the $5. I signed up for the 12 month plan with 768MB, per month. For some reason my first month has 1.13GB of data. The additional data may be a reward for being a new customer. They provide physical as well as e-SIMs. I chose the e-SIM, with a new phone number they chose. Activation took seconds with an older iPhone I have. So far, the service works well. A Google search reports Whoop uses the AT&T cellular network. Customer service has been pretty bad so far. Their support telephone number was out of service, so I submitted an online form for answers to some questions about my plan. It has been days and I have not heard back from them. Glad I don’t have a problem with the service since help may be non-existent.