US Mobile has for
New Customers: Unlimited Starter Plan on sale from
$10/Month for 6 Months when you
port in an existing number to a
new line of service and apply promo code
FBF10 at checkout.
US Mobile also has for
New Customers: Unlimited Premium Plan on sale from
$20/Month for 6 Months when you
port in an existing number to a
new line of service and apply promo code
FBF20 at checkout.
Thanks to Community Member
schetst for sharing this deal.
Available (prices after applying promo codes above):
- Unlimited Starter $10/Month for 6 Months
- Unlimited high-speed data
- 20 GB hotspot on Dark Star
- Roaming add-ons available
- Smartwatch add-on available
- Unlimited talk & text
- International calling & texting
- $2 per Network Transfer
- Multi-Network add-on, $10/mo
- Renews at $44/mo. after 6 mos.
- Unlimited Premium $20/Month for 6 Months
- Unlimited priority data
- Unlimited hotspot on Dark Star
- 20 GB roaming in 180+ countries
- Free smartwatch plan on Warp
- Unlimited talk & text
- International calling & texting
- Free Network Transfers
- Multi-Network add-on, $10/mo
- Multi-line subscription perks
- Renews at $25/mo. after 6 mos.
Community Reviews
US Mobile Unlimited Starter stands out as a low upfront way to get six months of service, especially for people who want flexibility to leave before a full year commitment. The promo is compared against US Mobile's annual starter pricing around $199 to $200, and the network choice can be picked at activation, with Warp on Verizon, Dark Star on AT and T, and Lightspeed on T Mobile. The main drawback is the short promo window, since the rate ends after six months and the regular monthly price is higher. It looks best for short term use, dual SIM backup, or bridging to another phone deal.
The 6-month $10 monthly promo can work well for short-term needs without paying upfront for a full year.
The plan can be useful as a temporary coverage supplement when AT&T signal is weak at work or T-Mobile coverage is weak at home.
The promo can fit situations where a port-out is needed soon, since leaving after one month or six months is an option.
The service can perform well for data-only use, with reports of full bars in multiple airports on Shield internet.
The promo may require switching plans and possibly carriers after six months, which creates risk if another deal is not available.
The $10 monthly offer may be less competitive than the annual unlimited starter promo when comparing longer-term pricing.
Autopay timing can matter because missing the deadline reportedly ends the deal and reverts to the regular rate.
Post-6-month pricing details appear inconsistent, with reports that Unlimited Starter becomes $25 and Unlimited Premium becomes $44 after six months.
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I dont have minutes or SMS with Shield but it hasn't been an issue. Only thing is Shield is sim card only. No esim so no apples past iPhone 13. im on Android
So in 6 months you have to find a new plan and with possible a new carrier at the new promotional rate available at that time
no need to hope. i guarantee there will be another deal then.
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