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Ultra Mobile: 1-Year 2GB 5G Data + Unltd Talk/Text/Data/Hotspot + Sim Kit
$120
$168.00
Ultra Mobile has 1-Year 2GB 5G Data + Unlimited Talk/Text/Data/Hotspot + Sim Kit on sale for $120.
Thanks Staff Member DLS4U for sharing this deal
Plan Includes:
Thanks Staff Member DLS4U for sharing this deal
Plan Includes:
- 2GB of 5G + 4G LTE Data
- Unlimited Nationwide Talk, Text & Data
- Talk & Text to 80+ INTL Countries
- Mobile Hotspot Capable
- On the T-Mobile 5G Network
- Free 3-in 1 SIM Card
- High-Speed Data is Reduced After 2GB, but Data is Unlimited
- Monthly $1.50 INTL Call Credit
- One-Time $5 INTL Roaming Credit
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Edited November 22, 2022
at 08:53 PM
Ultra Mobile [ultramobile.com] has 12-month of 2GB of 5G Data + Unlimited Talk, Text, Data, Hotspot + Sim Kit for $10/month or $120/year.
Features:
https://www.ultramobile
Features:
- 5G Coverage for Free
- Unlimited Nationwide Talk & Text
- Unlimited Global Text
- High Speed 5G • 4G LTE Data
- Free Unlimited Talk to 80+ International Destinations
- Wifi Calling & Text
- Free Mobile Hotspot
- No Contract or Commitment
- BYOD| Flexibility with being able to bring your own unlocked device and the option to transfer your current phone number to Ultra.
https://www.ultramobile
Created 11-21-2022
at 08:55 AM
by DLS4U | Staff
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Last Edited by realog91
November 24, 2022
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Lyca Mobile is offering 6 months for $30 total and this deal's price has been the normal price @ Red Pocket's 'Unreal Mobile' brand: https://slickdeals.net/e/14628223
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Downside is that it's T-Mobile network.
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My Mint plan is up for renewal in 3 weeks and I am still interested in switching to t-mobile (especially if non-deprioritized, and being able to buy refills at Target without extra "recovery fees" etc.). Do you have a link or reference that shows that T-mobile Connect plans are not deprioritized?
That employee was misinforned, or lied.
https://www.reddit.com/r/NoContra...is_b
Added: By the way, my phone is 4G Moto G Power 2021 - does deprioritization apply equally and regardless of 5G vs 4G?
https://www.reddit.com/r/NoContra...is_b
Although happy with Mint, I would be interested in switching to a t-mobile prepaid plan - if for nothing else, to (be able to) play the new-customer-only discount at Mint later - so maybe this will allow/cause me to do that.
Added: By the way, my phone is 4G Moto G Power 2021 - does deprioritization apply equally and regardless of 5G vs 4G?
(Additionally, t-mobile's prepaid plans do/did not include international calling (I think it was an extra $15/month or so?) and I call one country in Europe weekly, which is either free or very cheap on Mint. So in the end I stayed w/ Mint.)
The Tmobile guy is spouting BS out of his mouth and simply doesn't wanna deal with prepaid customers. I have run the priority qci test on my phone myself using a rooted Android phone. QCI level is 6 just like most Tmobile postpaid plans. Go to Reddit nocontract subreddit and you'll see plenty of confirmation all Tmobile prepaid plans get same high priority.
If you're wanting to see that displayed on the Tmobile connect page, it's extremely subtle, basically there's a caption that says "during congestion, customers using >50GB per month may notice reduced speeds due to data deprioritization." so essentially all plans that are below 50GB have no deprioritization.
May I ask: T-mobile Connect says "no international calling" (and think I saw you can add it for ~$15/month which would make it uninteresting to me). With "no international calling", and wifi-calling enabled, can one make an international call using wifi?
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Might get a couple of these phones.
May I ask: T-mobile Connect says "no international calling" (and think I saw you can add it for ~$15/month which would make it uninteresting to me). With "no international calling", and wifi-calling enabled, can one make an international call using wifi?
You will be able to make calls to anyone back home via WiFi calling, you'll also be able to text. I did this myself while in Asia. You just won't be able to make calls to any numbers in the other country. For that I just used Whatsapp.
How about calling Europe from the U.S - since the T-mobile Connect plan has "no international calling" will one be able to make an international call (from the U.S. to a foreign country) using wifi-calling?
https://www.t-mobile.com/coverage...al-calling says "...The $15 Stateside International Talk service gets unlimited mobile-to-mobile calling to 36+ countries, plus unlimited landline calling to 70+ countries..."
How about calling Europe from the U.S - since the T-mobile Connect plan has "no international calling" will one be able to make an international call (from the U.S. to a foreign country) using wifi-calling?
https://www.t-mobile.com/coverage...al-calling says "...The $15 Stateside International Talk service gets unlimited mobile-to-mobile calling to 36+ countries, plus unlimited landline calling to 70+ countries..."
I'm not sure how wifi calling and purchasing the international talk service gets mixed together. I've never paid for that service.
Ah ok, no you won't be able to do that. It's blocked. I can use WhatsApp though.
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You should get the Lyca deal for your kids @ $5/mo/line - when that promo is up, you can just get this from Unreal Mobile, which is actually cheaper than this Ultra deal when you factor in taxes assessed.