MVNOs or "alternative carriers" lease coverage from the big networks to (usually) bring you lower prices. Here are all the MVNOs that use Verizon.
Even though Mint Mobile operates on T-Mobile's network, it's not owned by T-Mobile like you might think.
Straight Talk offers a ton of data in its plans and great support for unlocked phones but charges more for it. Mint Mobile keeps things simple with three plans and savings available if you are willing to buy for long-term usage.
If you're ready for a new phone and a new phone plan at the same time, you can get some great deals at the big carriers by trading in your old device or just signing up for a new line.
Mint Mobile officially supports 5G on its network on all plans. Making the most of T-Mobile's 5G network, Mint Mobile customers will be able to access the low-band, mid-band, and millimeter wave 5G connection if they have a phone that supports it.
Visible and Mint Mobile both share the same goal of offering great phone service at an even better price, but which one is the best? That's what we're here to find out.
Ryan Reynolds owns Mint Mobile and has become the face of the company with unique advertising while keeping up the value that Mint Mobile has become known for among prepaid carriers.
The days of being locked into a lengthy wireless contract are over, as there is a plethora of prepaid options that allow you to pay for your phone service on a month-to-month basis.
If you have an unlocked phone that works on the Sprint network, you should be able to try out Boost Mobile but most Sprint and Virgin Mobile phones can't be activated.
AT&T's new Unlimited Your Way allows more flexible plans for family members. The carrier will now let you choose individual data plans for each individual line, rather than mandating all members bein on the same plan.
T-Mobile has taken the lead in consumer surveys for customer care and customer satisfaction compared to other postpaid carriers. Consumer Cellular continues its dominance in prepaid with no signs of slowing down.
Mint Mobile's unlimited plan is a great value especially with the large amount of high-speed data your get. If you can buy one of the larger six or 12-month packages, there aren't many carriers that come close. It also comes with 5G support on T-Mobile's network.
For the most part, unlimited plans don't completely cut off your data or charge you overage fees when you use a lot of data. That doesn't mean that you won't get slowed down if your use a lot of data.
If you're thinking of leaving AT&T's prices behind but still like its coverage, then check out these one of its MVNOs. We have the complete list for you to explore.
If you're tired of your old carrier you may be able to switch more easily than you think. Whether you want to bring your phone and number or start fresh, switching carriers is easier than ever before.
Mint Mobile has a great set of plans for saving money on data over several months by having the customer purchase large chunks of data upfront. Verizon Prepaid gives customers up to $10 off per month after having an active account for nine months.
There are more options than ever for unlimited. Here are a few that skip the contracts.
Using an alternative to the big four wireless providers is a great idea for many of us, and here are some reasons why.
Mint Mobile drives costs down for one or two lines but AT&T Prepaid still has a lot of value especially if you need unlimited data or want to get the whole family on one account.
MVNOs or "alternative carriers" lease coverage from big networks like Sprint to deliver you cheaper prices. Here are all the MVNOs that use Sprint's network.