RedPocketStore via eBay has
360-Day Red Pocket No-Contract Prepaid Wireless Plan (8GB 4G LTE) on sale for
$215 (equivalent to $17.91/month).
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
puntoa for posting this deal.
Note: If you are an existing Red Pocket customer or using a Sprint or other non-LTE CDMA device, you do not need to use the Starter Kit SIM cards.
Select your choice of compatible network:
- GSMT (T-Mobile)
- GSMA (AT&T)
- CDMA (Verizon)
- Renewal (Existing Sim)
Details:
- 360-Day 8GB Prepaid Plan $215
- Includes every 30 days for 360 days:
- Unlimited Talk
- Unlimited Texts
- 8GB 4G LTE Data
- Note: Must activate plan within 90 days.
Kit includes:
- GSMA, GSMT, or high-speed SIM card (based on network selection)
- Activation code(received via email after purchase)
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.
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I'm on Redpockets AT&t and my wife is on Redpockets Verizon. 3 years with Red Pocket.
Call Quality:
My wife has been very happy with the call quality on Verizon. She uses her phone for office meetings from time to time with no issue. I use my AT&t red pocket exclusively for my business and personal calls and have been very happy with the call quality. We do not have a home phone line (who does these days?).
Data Quality:
My wife seems to be affected by peak time throttling as every once in awhile it feels like her phone is running on 2G. It is very short times in areas she normally receives good throughput, so that is why we suspect it is peak time throttling. It doesn't happen enough that we worry about it but at the same time it is frustrating when it does happen. With AT&t red pocket I have never experienced peak time throttling issues and have been very happy with their data throughput. The only issue I can say that I've had with AT&t red pocket data is that every once in awhile I get an error message saying that I was not allowed to hotspot. However, typically a reboot would take care of that. I use hotspot a lot when we travel on our road trips. My wife has not had any issues using hotspot with her Android phone and Verizon red pocket, though, it's my understanding that now RP say they don't support Verizon red pocket hotspotting.
Customer Service:
The few times that we've had to contact customer service they have been available to take our call or chat. Only frustrating time I had with support was when we contacted them because we had a SIM card go bad. Getting them to believe that I knew it was a bad sim card was pointless as they have to do their job their way. However after going through their "by the book" support steps they sent out a replacement Sim and everything has worked fine since then. I wouldn't say it's as good as Verizon over the counter walk-in store service, but it's pretty decent and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend if you're okay using chat support.
Why RP and 2 differnt services:
We take a lot of motorcycle road trips and coverage is important to us so that is why we use two different services to increase our chances of having coverage when the other might not. When splitting up the different carriers, red pocket is definitely the least expensive way to do it that we have found.
Our Phones/Location:
Just in case you were wondering, we're both running new flagship Samsung. I run the Zfold 3 and she has the latest Galaxy Note. We live in the Tigard Oregon a suburb of Portland. We often travel the the back Mountain roads of the western states.
As always your results May vary 😁
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Point 2 - If same plan should work in theory. But many of us lost days. Few were able to fight back to get the lost days. So i would say YMMV. You can buy the plan and wait till the last day till you activate. (45 days at max you can wait before code becomes invalid. RedPocket CS is pretty good. But if you show frustration, they will show theirs.)
Point 2 - If same plan should work in theory. But many of us lost days. Few were able to fight back to get the lost days. So i would say YMMV. You can buy the plan and wait till the last day till you activate. (45 days at max you can wait before code becomes invalid. RedPocket CS is pretty good. But if you show frustration, they will show theirs.)
Point 2 - (45 days at max you can wait before code becomes invalid.)[...]
Last year I was able to use the activation code with my existing 8 GB plan (as mentioned, it needs to be exactly the same plan), and it extended the plan by 360 days without losing any days.
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red pocket works well with att but you can use TMO and Verizon dep upon the card.
as for cs red pocket is not the best and usm is very good and responsive because they are still small. very active on Reddit. hth
I switched my wife and myself over from RP to ST, and in retrospect, I sort of wish I hadn't. ST customer service has been really hit or miss, and the waits are often long.
I realize this doesn't help you regarding USM, which I have never used. But I wanted to chime in to report my overwhelmingly positive experience with RP.
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I'm on Redpockets AT&t and my wife is on Redpockets Verizon. 3 years with Red Pocket.
Call Quality:
My wife has been very happy with the call quality on Verizon. She uses her phone for office meetings from time to time with no issue. I use my AT&t red pocket exclusively for my business and personal calls and have been very happy with the call quality. We do not have a home phone line (who does these days?).
Data Quality:
My wife seems to be affected by peak time throttling as every once in awhile it feels like her phone is running on 2G. It is very short times in areas she normally receives good throughput, so that is why we suspect it is peak time throttling. It doesn't happen enough that we worry about it but at the same time it is frustrating when it does happen. With AT&t red pocket I have never experienced peak time throttling issues and have been very happy with their data throughput. The only issue I can say that I've had with AT&t red pocket data is that every once in awhile I get an error message saying that I was not allowed to hotspot. However, typically a reboot would take care of that. I use hotspot a lot when we travel on our road trips. My wife has not had any issues using hotspot with her Android phone and Verizon red pocket, though, it's my understanding that now RP say they don't support Verizon red pocket hotspotting.
Customer Service:
The few times that we've had to contact customer service they have been available to take our call or chat. Only frustrating time I had with support was when we contacted them because we had a SIM card go bad. Getting them to believe that I knew it was a bad sim card was pointless as they have to do their job their way. However after going through their "by the book" support steps they sent out a replacement Sim and everything has worked fine since then. I wouldn't say it's as good as Verizon over the counter walk-in store service, but it's pretty decent and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend if you're okay using chat support.
Why RP and 2 differnt services:
We take a lot of motorcycle road trips and coverage is important to us so that is why we use two different services to increase our chances of having coverage when the other might not. When splitting up the different carriers, red pocket is definitely the least expensive way to do it that we have found.
Our Phones/Location:
Just in case you were wondering, we're both running new flagship Samsung. I run the Zfold 3 and she has the latest Galaxy Note. We live in the Tigard Oregon a suburb of Portland. We often travel the the back Mountain roads of the western states.
As always your results May vary 😁
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I'm on Redpockets AT&t and my wife is on Redpockets Verizon. 3 years with Red Pocket.
Call Quality:
My wife has been very happy with the call quality on Verizon. She uses her phone for office meetings from time to time with no issue. I use my AT&t red pocket exclusively for my business and personal calls and have been very happy with the call quality. We do not have a home phone line (who does these days?).
Data Quality:
My wife seems to be affected by peak time throttling as every once in awhile it feels like her phone is running on 2G. It is very short times in areas she normally receives good throughput, so that is why we suspect it is peak time throttling. It doesn't happen enough that we worry about it but at the same time it is frustrating when it does happen. With AT&t red pocket I have never experienced peak time throttling issues and have been very happy with their data throughput. The only issue I can say that I've had with AT&t red pocket data is that every once in awhile I get an error message saying that I was not allowed to hotspot. However, typically a reboot would take care of that. I use hotspot a lot when we travel on our road trips. My wife has not had any issues using hotspot with her Android phone and Verizon red pocket, though, it's my understanding that now RP say they don't support Verizon red pocket hotspotting.
Customer Service:
The few times that we've had to contact customer service they have been available to take our call or chat. Only frustrating time I had with support was when we contacted them because we had a SIM card go bad. Getting them to believe that I knew it was a bad sim card was pointless as they have to do their job their way. However after going through their "by the book" support steps they sent out a replacement Sim and everything has worked fine since then. I wouldn't say it's as good as Verizon over the counter walk-in store service, but it's pretty decent and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend if you're okay using chat support.
Why RP and 2 differnt services:
We take a lot of motorcycle road trips and coverage is important to us so that is why we use two different services to increase our chances of having coverage when the other might not. When splitting up the different carriers, red pocket is definitely the least expensive way to do it that we have found.
Our Phones/Location:
Just in case you were wondering, we're both running new flagship Samsung. I run the Zfold 3 and she has the latest Galaxy Note. We live in the Tigard Oregon a suburb of Portland. We often travel the the back Mountain roads of the western states.
As always your results May vary 😁
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