Infimobile offers New Customers: 12-Month Infimobile Prepaid Mobile Unlimited Talk / Text + 20GB Data / Month Plan for $120. 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 $120. 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
This a a great deal. I've had 3 lines with infimobile for the past 2 years. between the first week of june and the first week of july, I had to re-up all three of our lines, and since there were no active deals like this, I had to pay $93 all-in for the 5gb plan, $93 all-in for the 10gb plan, and $168 all-in for the 15gb plan on different dates so our plans wouldn't run out. I'd snatch up 20gb for this price in an instant.
Infimobile's 12-month unlimited plan stands out for low-cost service with 20GB of monthly data, and the plan can be set to start when an existing annual line expires. Coverage has worked well on both T-Mobile and Verizon for some long-term lines, with RCS, USB tethering, and occasional 5G reported to work. The main caveats are a possible 500 MMS cap, occasional text delivery issues, and deprioritization in crowded places like arena events. It is a strong value if you can live with those limits.
Heavy text-and-photo texters who can stay under 500 MMS, because the plan works well when multimedia messages are limited.
The plan shows a 500 MMS cap, but some users report sending well over 500 MMS for months without issue. MMS includes photos, videos, GIFs, stickers, and group messages, so the limit matters most if you rely on those instead of internet-based messaging apps.
The service can be slow in congested areas and may become unusable at large arena-type events, which points to deprioritization. Outside those edge cases, users report years of acceptable service on both T-Mobile and Verizon networks.
In the account flow, choosing the 20GB plan for an existing Infimobile phone gives two options: "Upgrade Now," which replaces the current plan immediately, or "Upgrade Later," which starts when the current plan expires. Current customers have also been able to buy it and have it roll over at renewal.
RCS can work on Infimobile, including on multiple devices over several years. A few users could not get it working, so setup may depend on the device or configuration.
USB tethering reportedly still works, and one user did not need to add a custom APN for it. Hotspot access may cost an extra $5 per month, which is a dealbreaker for some shoppers.
Just go head place the order,there is option for existing customers
After you choose the 20GB plan for your existing Infimobile phone, the next screen gives you an option to "Upgrade Now", which would replace your current plan immediately, or "Upgrade Later", which would start this 20GB plan as soon as your existing plan expires.
We have multiple Infimobile phone lines with most under the T-Mobile network, but also a couple under the Verizon network. They have been working fine for the last couple of years and essentially $10/month for 20GB data is hard to beat. So I have gone ahead and renewed all our phones under this 20GB plan so that it will start as soon as our existing plans expire.
Some folks are saying the network is slow--we have not noticed that, I mean, it's mobile data. Most of us are near wifi the majority of the time and just use mobile data when we aren't.
I'll be honest--I have noticed in two instances that mobile data essentially was non-functional, but in both cases, it was at arena-type events with thousands of people all in the same location. So Infimobile mobile data is clearly deprioritized. But cripes, for $10/month vs. $100/month, I'm okay with this compromise for the once or twice per year I might be in a situation like this.
Assuming that Rcs works with InfiMobile... I can't get it to work and gave up
I'm using rcs on infi with no problem and have had them on a couple different devices for the last 2yrs 1 for better 3yrs now.
Infi is good here in Texas I have never been without phone and seem to get 5g sometimes 4 where my better halves ATT iPhone loses signal half the time now this is out in the sticks but not too remote.
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Infimobile's 12-month unlimited plan stands out for low-cost service with 20GB of monthly data, and the plan can be set to start when an existing annual line expires. Coverage has worked well on both T-Mobile and Verizon for some long-term lines, with RCS, USB tethering, and occasional 5G reported to work. The main caveats are a possible 500 MMS cap, occasional text delivery issues, and deprioritization in crowded places like arena events. It is a strong value if you can live with those limits.
Heavy text-and-photo texters who can stay under 500 MMS, because the plan works well when multimedia messages are limited.
Existing prepaid line holders who want to renew early, because the plan can be scheduled to start when the current term ends.
Rural or suburban phone users who mainly need dependable everyday coverage, because service stayed solid across multiple devices and locations.
Drivers and tethering users who need occasional hotspot use, because USB tethering still works and the data allowance is enough for light mobile use.
People who rely on rich messaging for constant group chats and media, because MMS can be capped at 500 and texts can drop or fail to arrive.
Shoppers who need reliable RCS on every device, because RCS may not work on some phones.
Gamers or event-goers who need low-latency data in crowded places, because service can become non-functional at arena-type events.
Anyone expecting fast mobile data, because the service can be slow.
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Some folks are saying the network is slow--we have not noticed that, I mean, it's mobile data. Most of us are near wifi the majority of the time and just use mobile data when we aren't.
I'll be honest--I have noticed in two instances that mobile data essentially was non-functional, but in both cases, it was at arena-type events with thousands of people all in the same location. So Infimobile mobile data is clearly deprioritized. But cripes, for $10/month vs. $100/month, I'm okay with this compromise for the once or twice per year I might be in a situation like this.
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Infi is good here in Texas I have never been without phone and seem to get 5g sometimes 4 where my better halves ATT iPhone loses signal half the time now this is out in the sticks but not too remote.
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