[Commander666]

If you need little or no data, there's an mvno, "good 2 go". I'm currently using it on AT&T network. It's the best for someone with no data needs, unlimited calls and texts, $10/mo, no taxes fees etc. I'm using a 1gb plan $15 mo.

[yellowsnow]

I have T-Mobile. Unlimited talk and text $20 per month.

[usnftcret]

I forgot to mention that Mint Mobile is part of the T-Mobile network.

[whyhateme]

Originally Posted by yellowsnow

I have T-Mobile. Unlimited talk and text $20 per month.

I have T-Mobile and pay $54 a month. How do I get the $20 per month?

[whyhateme]

Originally Posted by whyhateme

I have T-Mobile and pay $54 a month. How do I get the $20 per month?

I have internet so that's probably why I pay the $54+?

[equid0x]

Originally Posted by jjameson922

I couldn't be happier than having Consumer Cellular. Unlimited, never any problems, $32 a month.

I believe consumer cellular is an MVNO on Verizon's network.

[equid0x]

Originally Posted by whyhateme

I have internet so that's probably why I pay the $54+?

How far back did you sign up? T-Mobile will leave you on the same plan indefinitely, even if there is a better deal.

I had $45/mth for 10GB data and unlimited talk and text for years which was a plan that was offered with the G1 (the very first android phone), but you can get unlimited everything for $40 post-paid now.

MVNOs are cheaper and I have tried some of them but the customer service is typically close to non-existent and your traffic will definitely be de-prioritized under peak loads. Same goes with Verizon.

Put it this way... I am post-paid now and if I call 611 for CS I will get someone on the phone right away. When I called as prepaid there was a 20-30 minute wait... and if data was slow... they'd pretty much tell you "well, prepaid customers are de-prioritized." Of course, this makes no sense because I already paid for the service and others didn't yet but hey, welcome to corporations in 2020.

[sxmfan2018]

Originally Posted by equid0x

I believe consumer cellular is an MVNO on Verizon's network.

NOPE THEY RUN OFF OF at&t network

[boatpi]

Best service provider Vegas is specific, others like me travel, and this is important. I have Sprint, very few dead spots now in the valley. T Moblie owns them, and 5G is around the corner. We have 5 lines on the unlimited plan, and I mean unlimited everything, $185 with all taxes per month. This includes unlimited use to and within Canada and Mexico. In MX and Canada speeds are limited, but it works.

A lot has to do with your smart phone too, its multi frequencies. I travel to Asia, and Italy, most areas I have unlimited text to USA, and 2 to 3G internet. Calls are just 25 cents per minute. So much has changed internationally in calling. Think long term in travel, not just Las Vegas.

[WorldKlas]

We are happy with Consumer Cellular; they use the transmission of AT&T