Tello offers
New Customers:
Unlimited Talk, Text + 35GB of High-Speed Data No Contract Wireless Service Plan for
$15 per month for
three months.
Shipping is free (for your free physical SIM card, if needed. eSIM activation is also available and free for compatible devices).
Thanks to Deal Hunter
JuJuFrankenbean for sharing this deal.
Plans Features:
- The unlimited data plan offers 35 GB at full 4G LTE/5G speed, with 5 GB of hotspot included. However, data speed is reduced after 35 GB.
- Unlimited talk and text
- The plan will automatically renew monthly but can cancel anytime via the Tello app or your online account.
- After the 3-month promotional period, the Unlimited Plan will be $25 per month.
- You can receive a new phone number from Tello or bring your current number after the service has been activated in your online account.
- Valid for new customers only
- Click here to check coverage in your area.
- Click here to check if your phone is compatible (unlocked device required).
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Cricket- ATT
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Tello- T-Mobile
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Helium- T-Mobile
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Im trialing infinimobile Verizon for 1 month and the speeds are dreadful. Don't know if it's Verizon coverage (around 50mbps) or the mvno.
Are all Verizon mvno the same? Aside from Mint, which others have similar speeds on T-Mobile network? Wish there was a definitive guide somewhere
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Im trialing infinimobile Verizon for 1 month and the speeds are dreadful. Don't know if it's Verizon coverage (around 50mbps) or the mvno.
Are all Verizon mvno the same? Aside from Mint, which others have similar speeds on T-Mobile network? Wish there was a definitive guide somewhere
Did a bit more digging and the coverage map for Verizon is spot on and explains the hole I'm in.
https://coveragemap.com/coverage-map/verizon
I was looking at Mint for the year. I have no experience with these plans but $55 per month is insane for a senior on a fixed income.
Thanks in advance
I discovered MVNO 3 years ago, and kicked myself waiting so long dumping the big 3 directly.
ZERO reason to be with Verizon, att, T-Mobile directly. Unless corporate or grandfathered plan. It's amazing the stigma most still have towards the MVNO. Most think they're awful, or for shady uses. Power of marketing never ceases to amaze me... Branding cell service, charging 3 -6x more, all for the illusion of elite or hassle free. They are anything but
They told me my credits expired AFTER they expired, when they could easily have warned me before they expired. They are not user/consumer friendly. You have been warned don't be fooled.
Also, do any of these MVNOs offer free visual voicemail? Seems insane to pay a 20% markup (based on $25/mo plan and $5 for vm). I've only tried Telli and Mint before this, and it worked for a bit then they got rid of it, which is why I switched to Tello. I had a marginally better experience over nothing at all, but Boost is horrible - if for whatever reason I miss the notification, I never know I have vm.
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I was looking at Mint for the year. I have no experience with these plans but $55 per month is insane for a senior on a fixed income.
Thanks in advance
I discovered MVNO 3 years ago, and kicked myself waiting so long dumping the big 3 directly.
ZERO reason to be with Verizon, att, T-Mobile directly. Unless corporate or grandfathered plan. It's amazing the stigma most still have towards the MVNO. Most think they're awful, or for shady uses. Power of marketing never ceases to amaze me... Branding cell service, charging 3 -6x more, all for the illusion of elite or hassle free. They are anything but
I ask him how much he pays & he says he grandfathered into a unlimited 3 phone plan (with taxes) $240/mo 🙀
$240 x 12 mos = $2880/yr 😱
So, for comparison here's US mobil's unlimited mvno att plan for 3 peeps (code name dark star) $54 x 12 mos = $648/yr
Mvno: That is the way...
I discovered MVNO 3 years ago, and kicked myself waiting so long dumping the big 3 directly.
ZERO reason to be with Verizon, att, T-Mobile directly. Unless corporate or grandfathered plan. It's amazing the stigma most still have towards the MVNO. Most think they're awful, or for shady uses. Power of marketing never ceases to amaze me... Branding cell service, charging 3 -6x more, all for the illusion of elite or hassle free. They are anything but
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