Virgin Mobile has nothing but iPhones on sale starting today, which you can activate on an unlimited plan that's basically free for the first year.
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Verizon still doesn't seem fully committed to the unlimited data concept, improving every other prepaid option starting next week.
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AT&T is still trying to make DirecTV Now happen, throwing in more than 60 top TV channels for Unlimited Choice subscribers at a $10 premium.
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No more "50% off" incentive to switch to Sprint starting today, but the Now Network's Unlimited Freedom plan is the all-around cheapest nationwide.
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In addition to all the monthly data you can eat, AT&T Unlimited Plus subscriptions come with premium HBO access at no extra charge.
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It's still raining deals, discounts and plan upgrades over at T-Mobile, with Premium Device Protection now including AppleCare+, and more prepaid options.
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The best AT&T GoPhone monthly prepaid plans still cost $40 and $60 respectively, getting big upgrades from 4 and 8GB high-speed data to 6 and unlimited.
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Justin Bieber, Rob Gronkowski and Terrell Owens are the stars of a no doubt costly new T-Mobile commercial that's simply not very entertaining.
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While Verizon says you don't need unlimited data, Sprint gives new customers everything they want for a measly $50 a month.
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Sprint’s self-proclaimed best-in-industry Black Friday wireless offer is back on for an unspecified “limited time”, and ironically, its sole purpose is to make it easier and especially cheaper to enjoy truly unlimited service until January 31, 2018.
Once again, you’re asked to pay $60 for your first line of unlimited data, talk and text, $40 for the second one, and nothing for the third, fourth and fifth members of your family or circle of very close friends. Not a single dime. Nada.
All in all therefore, a clan of five “Now Network” subscribers merely need to cough up $100 a month, which is $60 less than T-Mobile’s best similar offer, and can save you up to a whopping $120 every 30 days when switching away from AT&T. Verizon? There’s probably nothing Sprint likes more than to remind us Big Red’s customers “aren’t even offered the opportunity to sign up for a plan with unlimited data.”
That might be so, but of course, you also have to consider device prices, monthly payment plans, coverage, network reliability and speed before settling on one of America’s four major carriers. Or maybe you’d like to give an underdog a helping hand en route to nationwide fame and mainstream popularity.
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Choosing a wireless communications service provider stateside based on which of the “big four” offers the best unlimited data deals isn’t easy, given all the ifs and buts, the fine print and restrictions, various strings attached, artificial throttling, or DirecTV obligations you have to consider before making your decision.But one thing’s been made abundantly clear by Verizon’s head honchos in
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It seems T-Mobile’s newly implemented one-plan-fits-all “Un-carrier 12” strategy may have already backfired, but in an unusually prompt answer to customer criticism feedback, even for the always serviceable John Legere, Magenta decided to tweak the terms and conditions before the initial changes were enforced in the first place.As such, you can now look forward to unlimited 3G mobile hotspot ...
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