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expiredjavastone posted Nov 21, 2025 9:38 PM
5GB 12-Mo Infimobile SIM Prepaid Plan (2500 Min + 2500 Txt)
$60
$180
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Infimobile has 5GB 12-Month Infimobile SIM Prepaid Plan (2500 Minutes + 2500 Text) on sale for $60. Shipping is free for the physical SIM option. Otherwise, select the eSIM option.
Thanks to Community Member javastone for sharing this deal.
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Thanks to Community Member javastone for sharing this deal.
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- 5GB of 5G / 4G LTE per month
- Nationwide 2500 Minutes & 2500 Text
- 3-in-1 SIM Card Kit
- Hotspot available for purchase as an add on
- WiFi Calling & Text
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Infimobile has 5GB 12-Month Infimobile SIM Prepaid Plan (2500 Minutes + 2500 Text) on sale for $60. Shipping is free for the physical SIM option. Otherwise, select the eSIM option.
Thanks to Community Member javastone for sharing this deal.
Details:
Thanks to Community Member javastone for sharing this deal.
Details:
- 5GB of 5G / 4G LTE per month
- Nationwide 2500 Minutes & 2500 Text
- 3-in-1 SIM Card Kit
- Hotspot available for purchase as an add on
- WiFi Calling & Text
Editor's Notes
Written by Nate650 | Staff- Please see the original post for additional details & give the wiki and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Today I spent 2 hrs dealing with my sim card and apn settings until they finally looked aty account and noticed I didn't have any data left. Before, they could not help me set up a sim card I got from Amazon and had to figure out on my own. It is cheap, though.
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A privacy.com free virtual cc # allows any address, any zip. You don't have to create an account and fund a wallet for new signups. How are they gonna know the service address of your old service anyway? I use a totally different area code than my local one strictly so I can tell when someone has direct dialed the # and when they called via google voice. I blacklist the entire area code as well as the first 6 digits of my google voice # to block spammers who try to come across as "local numbers". I have one time had to add a local pharmacy to my contact list because their # matched the google voice one. The rest never ring and go to voicemail or using spamblocker(free android app from f-droid.org) you have other options like auto hangup on them so they can't leave a voicemail or my personal favorite...keep on silently ringing and ringing so it ties up the spammer's auto dialer the max length of time.
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I'm uncertain if you can stack multiple years of renewals onto the account and not interested enough to find out. I wouldn't get to carried away in case infimobile crashes and burns. $60 for a year's phone service is easy to write off if necessary and if I needed more than the 5gb per month for a while I'd just activate one of the the 3 month mint plans I have sitting around here (some of which are several YEARS old) that I purchased from best buy and target when they were running promotions and consider the infimobile plan a backup account. I also have an obihai obi200 tied to my google account so could use the infimobile # as my "home phone number" if I wanted. My google voice # would be able to ring both #'s for incoming calls and I use the google voice app for outbound calls so my contacts see the google voice # and for texting. Mint has no way to track when those stores actually SOLD the plan unlike if you activate directly with them. Even if a store stopped carrying those kits one could have been found on a shelf somewhere and still be sold. Although you only get 2500 minutes voice calls can use volte and vowifi...you can get a WHOLE bunch of minutes using data calls especially when being on wifi is basically free minutes. If I ever get close to 2500 minutes all I'd do is ask my contacts to let me call them back and then use google voice.
To get an idea of how much data would be used I asked perplexity. The answer was an HOUR of a google voice call uses about 12mb. Given you get 5000mb I really don't see you running out even if you like to stream music from pandora like I do. I'm currently showing about 4.5gb mobile usage with my plan renewing in about 6 days. I've also recently been playing with signal video calls with a relative so that's probably higher than normal for my usage.
From perplexity.ai: how much data would be used by a 1 hour google voice call using vowifi?
A 1-hour Google Voice call using VoWiFi (voice over Wi-Fi) typically uses about 0.2 MB of data per minute. Over one hour, this equates to approximately 12 MB of data usage. This number can vary slightly depending on network quality and speed but is generally low compared to other VoIP services or video calls.
This data usage is significantly lower than video calls and many other VoIP apps, as Google Voice compresses the call audio efficiently.
While what you say totally makes sense I don't think t-mobile is setup to do a hard cap (maybe I've just been spoiled with unlimited plans for to long). I have this plan and will admit I've never gone over the 5GB in the 6 months I've had it but would be curious to know. Anyone else with this plan gone over the 5GB and got a hard cap or just slow data?
"Yes, that's right, the 5GB plan gives you 5GB of high-speed data each month, and after you use that up, our data isn't stopped, you'll just get slower speeds at 256 kbps for the rest of your billing cycle."
But I don't see why the 10, 15, and 20GB plans specifically say unlimited data but the 5 GB doesn't.
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