Look into Simple Mobile, several plans available, in addition to, an unlimited data plan (LTE), runs on the T-mobile network with 10 GB Hotspot included! Also, if you need to tether from that plan once your 10GB allowance is up I recommend you download PDANet/Foxfi. If you have a laptop running Windows 10, hotspot is already included within Windows 10. Works wonders! Show level 1 That list was Updated November 17, 2021 There may be better plans, in May/June 2022 level 1 My choice is Tello. Tmobile has the best coverage where I am. Tello will roll over unused minutes and data to the next month, if you renew a day or two early. Also you can change your plan at any time. level 2 It's a great choice for a backup phone, a kid at school, someone always on wifi, or a senior who doesn't use data. level 1 Article ignores the actual best cheap plans - Hello Mobile $5, Red Pocket eBay $30/yr, Unreal $10, Walmart FreedomPop $0, and TextNow $0, Visible $25. Next... level 1 another list that seems to be good at the top, but i dont know most of these mvnos towards the bottom A few people in the comments are loving T-Mobile, and don’t get me wrong, I have never had an issue with their service. I pay $70/mo for unlimited everything and also pay $40/mo for a cellular plan for my iPad. However, this most recent data breach a few months ago really left a bad taste in my mouth, and I’ve been meaning to switch ever since. My name, SSN, phone number, address, drivers license info, and IMEI number were all leaked. I know that data breaches happen pretty often, but T-Mobile has had FIVE data breaches since 2018 (and I have been a customer during all of them). They clearly don’t take information security seriously, and it makes me not want to continue giving them my money. The cheapest "unlimited" plan ive found with my research would be hello mobile. They operate on TMobile and advertise unlimited everything for $25 a month. BTW - don't try to deter me from hello mobile. I currently use them and they do work well for my needs. I've never had the issues with auto pay failures and service cut offs - and i was expecting them because i researched hm before switching and noticed their common complaints. While their csrs are lacking at best - they are starting to show the interest in becoming better by actually reaching out to customers during the migration mess their systems are in right now. Including reaching out to customers that ported out to ensure the port went smoothly and to give out full refunds - which is something their tos states they don't usually do. The only other carrier ive bumped into that's comparable requires some hoop jumping: Visible on Verizon has the $40 unlimited plan - but you can get that down to $25 a month by joining a party. You would still need to pay the $40 for the first months until a party accepts you or until your own party gets at least 4 lines in it. Hi all! Another year, and another round of updates to the r/NoContract cell phone plan comparison chart! First and foremost, you can access the /r/NoContract Cell Phone Plan Comparison Chart here. Last year you could compare 238 cell phone plans from 42 different carriers. This year? 312 plans from 54 different carriers. Yes, this comparison chart is awesome. The chart uses AirTable. For the best experience, I recommend you use your laptop or computer to access the chart. What’s New
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Who has the cheapest unlimited cell phone?#1 Cheap Unlimited Plan: US Mobile Unlimited Premium.. #2 Cheap Unlimited Plan: Visible $30 Plan.. #3 Cheap Unlimited Plan: Mint Mobile Unlimited Plan.. #4 Cheap Unlimited Plan: T-Mobile Essentials.. #5 Cheap Unlimited Plan: Boost Mobile $25 Unlimited Plan.. #6 Cheap Unlimited Plan: Metro by T-Mobile $60 Unlimited Plan.. Does anyone offer a truly unlimited data plan?Our Best Unlimited Cell Phones Plans of 2022 include Mint Mobile Unlimited, Visible Unlimited, and Verizon Do More Unlimited.
Is there a $10 cell phone plan?Switching to an MVNO you can find a range of plans at $10 or less from carriers like Tello. We've compared the best phone plans under $10 from all low-cost carriers to help you find the cheapest cell phone plan.
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