RedPocketStore via eBay has
360-Day Red Pocket No-Contract Prepaid Wireless Plan (8GB 4G LTE) on sale for
$204.99 (equivalent to $17.08/month).
Shipping is free. Thanks unlvrebels
- 360-Day 8GB Prepaid Plan $204.99
- Includes every 30 days for 360 days:
- Unlimited Talk
- Unlimited Texts
- 8GB 4G LTE Data
- Note: Must activate plan within 90 days.
Kit includes:
- 1x GSMA (AT&T), GSMT (T-Mobile), CDMA (Verizon) or CDMAS (Sprint) SIM card
- 1x Plan activation code(Email Delivery)
Required:
- Any AT&T-compatible, T-Mobile-compatible, unlocked GSM, Sprint-compatible, Verizon LTE-compatible or other unlocked LTE CDMA Device. Click here to check device compatibility..
- Note: Customers with existing Sprint SIM Cards may be eligible to activate without need for a new SIM Card.
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You may think that 1500-2000 minutes is enough for you. But think, what if you have a loved one in a hospital meaning more usage and no one can reach you. They don't send any warning texts they just cut you off in middle of a conversation. I hope one day thee FCC sues them and screw them for millions like they did to tracfone a few years ago.
Redpocket = Scampocket
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It's a contract thing that they aren't allowed to directly take current verizon customers. So it took an extra day, but on the long run worth it. I've been with redpocket since ring+ went out of business a few years back.
It's a contract thing that they aren't allowed to directly take current verizon customers. So it took an extra day, but on the long run worth it. I've been with redpocket since ring+ went out of business a few years back.
What about Spectrum Mobile Verizon to Red Pocket Verizon?
Is MVNO Verizon to Red Pocket Verizon allowed or still need to involve a third carrier?
Is MVNO Verizon to Red Pocket Verizon allowed or still need to involve a third carrier?
It's a contract thing that they aren't allowed to directly take current verizon customers. So it took an extra day, but on the long run worth it. I've been with redpocket since ring+ went out of business a few years back.
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"III. INTENDED USAGE & RESTRICTIONS ON USE
You agree that Red Pocket Mobile plans are to be used for voice and SMS messaging only between two individuals."
There are several other places after this it appears group SMS is not allowed. My kids use a lot of group SMS for school and I read several comments here that SMS was turned off if using group SMS
So is "group SMS" and 3-way calling which have always been pretty standard in any plan allowed on Red Pocket or NOT?
Why is the company being so ambiguous and arbitrary about that. I want to switch my whole family but these CYA T&C leave lingering doubts.
Legally if you even send one group SMS or do a 3 way call they could cancel your contract and not give a refund
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I have 6 Apple iPhone Factory unlock from iphone 7 to SE 2020. They keep telling me I need a new phone to complete the activation which I do. Put it into a phone that is CDMA compatible and never used the red pocket service before.
Call failed, no data, same problem as last weekend. Phone works with verizon, att, mint, which are still active and working but once you put in a RP sim card, it does not work.
Most people do not even have 6 iphones to swap sims with to test.
Any information and help is appreciated.
I have 6 Apple iPhone Factory unlock from iphone 7 to SE 2020. They keep telling me I need a new phone to complete the activation which I do. Put it into a phone that is CDMA compatible and never used the red pocket service before.
Call failed, no data, same problem as last weekend. Phone works with verizon, att, mint, which are still active and working but once you put in a RP sim card, it does not work.
Most people do not even have 6 iphones to swap sims with to test.
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I've read that porting to GSMA or another provider/number barn first and then port to CDMAV is way to go.
Originally I was planning to go through this hassle, but now - I think I'll just pick Mint Mobile for the next year.
It would be nice to use Verizon network in Colorado wilderness, but I go there not so often. So I'll give a try to T-Mobile network for next year.