Infimobile is offering their
12-Month Infimobile Freedom Unlimited Mobile Plan on sale for
$175/year listed below.
Thanks to Staff
Red_Liz for finding this deal
Note, ensure you select your choice between eSIM or physical sim during checkout
Check your area's coverage for 5G/4G LTE network + IMEI and phone ID number for compatible w/ Infimobile coverage
Includes- Unlimited 5G/4G Data Per Month (Speeds Reduced after 40GB of 5G/4G data)
- Unlimited Voice
- Unlimited SMS Messages
- WiFi Calling & Text
- Hotspot Add-On for 12-Months (Up to 10GB)
- 3-In-1 SIM Card Kit
- 24/7 Priority Care/Support
Top Comments
US Mobile's Unlimited Starter is cheaper for new users at $199 all-in pricing for a year, this infimobile plan will be $207.52 after taxes and fees. Even a second year unlimited starter user should be able to get a year of service for $219 by telling US Mo you're going to port out. US Mo's unlimited starter is a better plan too
This deal is nice for those who can't get a discount from US Mo on the normal $270 price, who can't use T-Mobile via Mint, and who can't wait for Visible's Black Friday deal. Or, for those who only need something very basic but they may be better served by something like one of US Mo's flex, by the gig, or light plans
Community Reviews
Infimobile Freedom Unlimited is a yearlong unlimited plan that stands out for low upfront cost, network choice between T Mobile and Verizon, and enough hotspot data for light use. The plan can work well in weak Verizon areas, and the annual price compares favorably with Mint and some other prepaid options. The main drawbacks are harsh post 40GB throttling, with reduced speeds described as barely usable, plus fees for eSIM or SIM changes and reports of account bans tied to fair use enforcement. It looks best for basic, low data use where price matters more than flexibility.
The plan lets you choose between T-Mobile and Verizon networks for service.
The service can work well in a Verizon-poor area when using the T-Mobile network.
The plan includes HD streaming and free calls to many countries, which supports broader international use.
The plan offers a 10GB hotspot allowance, which can cover basic tethering needs.
After the premium data threshold, the reduced speed can drop to 128kbps and become practically unusable.
Existing customers may not see the $175 unlimited renewal option in the dashboard and support may quote a higher all-in price instead.
The service can trigger account bans under a fair usage policy and may forfeit remaining service time and the phone number.
Customer support can be poor and eSIM or SIM switching may incur a $5-$7 fee that support may not waive.
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That said, as GreenCircle6747 mentions, Mint may be better if in need of a new phone or if wanting to flip phones. In particular I saw they have a decent Pixel10 deal out now.
Both infimobile and redpocket (via their eBay store) have plans with minutes, texts, and a small amount of monthly data for roughly $30 a year. And both seem to be known to be at least a little scummy when it comes time to port your number out, but anecdotally infimobile seemed the more scummy. IE expect headaches and frustration when trying to deal with them.
FWIW UltraMobile seems to have a better reputation at a slightly higher price of $3/month for the extended quasi-park scenario.
With my Mint plan set to expire next month, I'm moving back to USM who I used previously for 15 months without issue.
With my Mint plan set to expire next month, I'm moving back to USM who I used previously for 15 months without issue.
Chatted with CS, he quoted me
FREEDOM UNLIMITED PLAN-12 for $198.15. Fees etc2 included.
Comes up around $16.5/month
If not, the throttling is unbearable. I'm not a heavy user and would say I hover around intermediate usage. That equates to 60gb/month. Freedom throttles after 40.
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