Infimobile offers New Customers: 12-Month Infimobile Prepaid Mobile Unlimited Talk / Text + 20GB Data / Month Plan for $150. Shipping is free (physical SIM option).
Thanks to staff member DesertGardener for finding this deal.
About this plan:
20GB of 5G/4G data per month
Speeds reduced after 20GB of 5G/4G data
Unlimited Voice and Unlimited SMS
3-in-1 SIM Card Kit
WiFi Calling & Text
Hotspot available for purchase as an add-on via your Infinimobile account
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Infimobile offers New Customers: 12-Month Infimobile Prepaid Mobile Unlimited Talk / Text + 20GB Data / Month Plan for $150. Shipping is free (physical SIM option).
Thanks to staff member DesertGardener for finding this deal.
About this plan:
20GB of 5G/4G data per month
Speeds reduced after 20GB of 5G/4G data
Unlimited Voice and Unlimited SMS
3-in-1 SIM Card Kit
WiFi Calling & Text
Hotspot available for purchase as an add-on via your Infinimobile account
I Got a couple months left on my current Infimobile plan, but paid for a new plan under these sale prices. Confirmation email from Infimobile says, "The plan will take effect on the day of your current plan expiry day."
NOTE: Be prepared to get a shock when infimobile terminates your number/line confirming no valid reason. Check old threads that lots of users lines got terminated without valid reason. Users lost their number and pre-paid months. I lost 7 months remaining. I tried to save few dollars going for the last year sale price but could use only 5 months so do the maths.
That sucks.
Curious for the people that got burned - how does it work with their numbers, because technically the user "owns" the number and can port it out. If the account is closed for whatever dumb reason - wonder how that works if you get screwed like that. Some people have had the same number for whatever 20 years.
I Got a couple months left on my current Infimobile plan, but paid for a new plan under these sale prices. Confirmation email from Infimobile says, "The plan will take effect on the day of your current plan expiry day."
Curious for the people that got burned - how does it work with their numbers, because technically the user "owns" the number and can port it out. If the account is closed for whatever dumb reason - wonder how that works if you get screwed like that. Some people have had the same number for whatever 20 years.
Only work if the company physically in the usa. If they hide in another country...
How could this be? No class action against Infimobile?
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NOTE: Be prepared to get a shock when infimobile terminates your number/line confirming no valid reason. Check old threads that lots of users lines got terminated without valid reason. Users lost their number and pre-paid months. I lost 7 months remaining. I tried to save few dollars going for the last year sale price but could use only 5 months so do the maths.
I'm into my second year with the $99/yr plan for 10 gb. No complaints at all. It was easy to bring my number from Mint and renewing the plan for the second year without issue.
Thinking of switching from US Mobile.
Paying $25/mo each line (2 lines atm).
We only really use about 5gb of data a month so the $75/yr seems like a nice bit of savings.
Anyone have experience switching between the two?
Switched from US Mobile's 2gb/month to Infimobile's 5gb annual plan with no issues.
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I've had good luck with Infimobile in the past but, as always, no hotspot included. Extra $5 per month to add on. I've heard that there may be a workaround for Android users, but I'm team iPhone currently.
I feel going with the smallest MVNO like Red Pocket and Infimobile is still too dangerous even though they have been around for years. US Mobile, Mint are slightly more expensive but very unlikely to disappear with your money and number
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I feel going with the smallest MVNO like Red Pocket and Infimobile is still too dangerous even though they have been around for years. US Mobile, Mint are slightly more expensive but very unlikely to disappear with your money and number
You would think... the smallest would have the smallest overhead... and perhaps the best prices. This may be the case for light weight users.
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Isn't this for new customer only, how to do refill?
After logging into my account it gave me 2 options, have the new year added to begin once your current plan ends
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have the new plan effective immediately and get the remaining months of your current plan refunded to your account as credit.
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Curious for the people that got burned - how does it work with their numbers, because technically the user "owns" the number and can port it out. If the account is closed for whatever dumb reason - wonder how that works if you get screwed like that. Some people have had the same number for whatever 20 years.
That sucks.
Curious for the people that got burned - how does it work with their numbers, because technically the user "owns" the number and can port it out. If the account is closed for whatever dumb reason - wonder how that works if you get screwed like that. Some people have had the same number for whatever 20 years.
Paying $25/mo each line (2 lines atm).
We only really use about 5gb of data a month so the $75/yr seems like a nice bit of savings.
Anyone have experience switching between the two?
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I'm usually 80% of the time on Wifi so 5gb should be perfectly fine.
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