US Mobile is offering their
US Mobile Unlimited Talk/Text/Data Premium Mobile Plan on Dark Star (AT&T Network) on sale for
$29/Month (or
12-Month for
$348) w/ code
OVERDRIVE (
apply at checkout) valid for
New US Mobile Customers (current customers may be able to upgrade to this service at a later point).
Thanks to community member
Papi-Chino for finding this deal
Note, US Mobile utilizes multi-network for service [
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US Mobile Premium Mobile Plan on Dark Star (AT&T Network)
- Unlimited Priority Data
- Unlimited Talk/Text
- Unlimited Hotspot
- Free Smartwatch Plan
- Int'l Data in 90+ Countries
- Int'l Calling/Texting
- Free Network Transfers
- Multi-Network Add-On (Beta)
US Mobile Dark Star (AT&T Network)
- Instant Activation with eSIM
- Up to 2 Gbps Download Speeds
- WiFi Calling Enabled
- High Speed Data (Prioritized Data Add-on available)
- Hotspot Data Included
- Native Roaming in 90+ Countries
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Update: It looks like its working on the 18.5 beta 1
That said, not sure this is smokin deal but anyone that hasn't tried US Mobile should.
They have a 30 day free trial for new customers.
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Been using their dark star and a physical SIM card on the $10 a month plan. Service has been rock solid stable with zero problems for the first 45 days. App and website actually work as designed unlike certain competitors who also offer $10 a month plans. Can't comment on porting in an existing phone number to USMobile though. Moved my long time cell phone number to Google voice awhile back. Now I can change cell carriers the moment a slick deal comes along. If I truly needed all that data both at home and on the go I'd be all over this deal. The USMobile app makes it super simple to switch plans as needed.
Not too familiar with the issue entirely but thats what has been happenjng
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Been using their dark star and a physical SIM card on the $10 a month plan. Service has been rock solid stable with zero problems for the first 45 days. App and website actually work as designed unlike certain competitors who also offer $10 a month plans. Can't comment on porting in an existing phone number to USMobile though. Moved my long time cell phone number to Google voice awhile back. Now I can change cell carriers the moment a slick deal comes along. If I truly needed all that data both at home and on the go I'd be all over this deal. The USMobile app makes it super simple to switch plans as needed.
are you on iPhone or android .. if on iphone , do u need to always make calls from the gv app ? also some banks etc wont allow gv number .. how do u handle that ?
The OP's plan posted is very good, but for many the Unlimited Starter is plenty and is only $228/year ($19/Month) for 70GB + 20GB Hotspot per month. Great deal for all but the heaviest users.
https://www.usmobile.com/plans?utm_term=overdrive&utm_medium=email&utm_source=us_mobile&utm_campaign... [usmobile.com]
For the record, I'm grandfathered in on their $72/Year ($6/Month) plan with unlimited talk/text and 1GB/Month data. I'm not a big cellular data user as I'm usually connected to WiFi.
That said, not sure this is smokin deal but anyone that hasn't tried US Mobile should.
They have a 30 day free trial for new customers.
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US Mobile's name for ATT network. Warp is Verizon, and light speed is T-Mobile. The service is incredibly cheap (I pay $25 after tax for 35gb of priority data and unlimited talk and text) and their ability to "teleport" between all 3 major networks at will means that if you ever are travelling in the USA and all of a sudden one network is bad in that area, you can teleport to a different network in minutes with same number. No Sim swapping necessary if you're using esim.
there are quirks to teleports (changing networks), however. Banks and other sensitive accounts may freeze your account for several days after you switch networks -- their way of trying to protect you if someone steals your phone number by porting it away as a step to stealing your identity.
Each phone was on a different Carrier network with USMobile. Now they are all on the same one that is best for our usage.
We ported in every number from other carriers, including a landline which AT&T did not want to release and USM called me to let me know, made me a third party on a call to AT&T and demanded on my behalf for them to release the number. Worked within minutes.
I've also moved my number to each of their networks, testing them for a few months. Never any push back or problems. No charges either.
All of us are on a shared 2GB data plan (90% of the time on wifi) for about $10 each, for a total of $32.44.
They also spent about 5 hours in chat over 3 days as I tried to troubleshoot a problem with my Pixel 7 that turned out to me a part failure on the phone covered by Google's warranty (which was also a GREAT experience).
Quick chat with them and a lock can be placed on your SIM/eSIM.
I HIGHLY recommend them.
Not too familiar with the issue entirely but thats what has been happenjng
I've been on Dark Star for a few months and the carrier bundle issues haven't bothered me. The two main issues are group SMS and the lack of RCS. They'll be fixed eventually.
Besides that, the service has been excellent. The Unlimited Starter (Dark Star) plan is a steal, especially the annual promo. $19/mo for 70GB high-speed data and 20GB hotspot. No other AT&T MVNO offers anything close for that price.
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Customer service is very responsive and the app is easy to use. I am on the warp (Verizon) and very comparable to my Verizon colleagues, didn't have issue when Verizon was even down.
Give a try if you don't mind yearly commitment, receiving wise, better than mint.