This new plan includes 5 GB Hotspot, where the old plan the hot spot was extra.
It's prepay for a whole year, so you don't have to worry about remembering to pay every month and that's where you get the discount, because they get their money up front. They send you 2 SIM cards, so choose the one you like. The black card is Verizon and the White card is T-mobil. If you find out that you get better service on T-mobil or vice versa, then you can login to your account and click the chat box at bottom to switch to the other carrier for free. At first they charged me $2, but refunded the money couple days later. Shipping for the SIM cards is free.
Here's summary of Unlimited Plans:
$17.50/mo x 12 mos = $210 for the year = 10 GB premium data & 5 GB hot spot
$22.50/mo x 12 mos = $270 for the year = 35 GB premium data & 10 GB hot spot
$32.50/mo x 12 mos = $390 for the year = 100 GB premium data & 50 GB hot spot
I ported my digits from Charter Spectrum mobil. I got the account number from my billing page and then I selected the tab to port my digits and they gave me a security pin. Then I logged in the US mobil site and ported my digits. It took total 5 minutes to port my digits after inserting the new SIM and re-power the cell phone. There is a helpful chat box at the bottom where the IT tech can help if you have any questions. No degradation in service, since Charter Spectrum and US mobil both use Verizon towers.
https://www.usmobile.com/get-started-unlimited
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Some bullet points:
1. They change their plans VERY frequently and do so without notice.
2. They recently slightly lowered the price of the 3 plans mentioned here, but along with that they removed some of the benefits of those plans and then started charging for those benefits as "add-ons" actually making the plans more expensive then they were in the first place.
3. On the one year plans they insist on holding on to your credit card info for an entire year, even though you've fully paid in advance.
4. They were good for streaming but recently lowered streaming quality to 480P (not very good quality) and it appears they will soon begin charging $5 to $10 a month to raise the quality back up to what it was previously.
5. They do generally have good customer service, probably better than most MVNO's. But they recently hired a lot more CS people and I've seen some complaints.
6. Read comments on their Reddit sub. Lots of fanboi's over there, but plenty of criticism as well. Will help you better understand what you're getting into.
is it worth the switch
As a bonus, it's also cheaper. You'd save around $40 a month?
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