New wireless carrier offers unlimited everything for $45 per month
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The Advantage Plan for $35 per month gives you unlimited talk and text, while the $40 Power Plan adds unlimited web and email. For $45 a month, the Ultimate Plan tacks on picture messages, Instant Messaging and GPS. This is the plan you must sign up for if you want to use an Android or Windows Phone smartphone.
For those interested in signing up, it can be done directly online by visiting the sourcelink.
source: PrepaYdWireless via Phonescoop
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PrepaYd Wireless offers three different plans |
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15 Comments
3. remixfa posted on 06 Dec 2011, 15:32 0
lol, its better than metro. thats the customer they are going after, not the SGS2/i4s customer. :)
2. Knicknevin posted on 06 Dec 2011, 15:27 0
"PrepaYd which offers a debt card for those whom the banks"
Is this a 'get debt free card'? Is this supposed to be debit card?
4. jamrockjones posted on 06 Dec 2011, 15:46 0
I'm sure that's what he meant, but that's kind of funny though.
15. ardent1 posted on 07 Dec 2011, 07:19 0
Sprint owns both Boost & Virgin and use these brands for target marketing.
PrepaYd Wireless is an indirect subsidiary of a publicly traded company, albeit a penny stock, but publicly traded.
8. KingKurogiii posted on 06 Dec 2011, 17:15 1
i miss Helio! Helio had it going on back in the big Faeture Phone days!
10. downphoenix posted on 06 Dec 2011, 17:44 0
It seems like every MVNO type carrier ever works off Sprint network. I wonder why that is, I guess AT&T/Verizon dont want anything to do with them, and T-mo doesnt have the sufficient covearge for them. I bet catering to all these MVNOs is hurting sprint as far as coverage and such though, as they are obligated to meet whatever standards they guarantee to them, and thus can hurt their own customers in the process.
11. Jyakotu posted on 06 Dec 2011, 18:50 0
Sprint seems to love catering to MVNOs. The only AT&T MVNO I can think of off the top of my head is H2O, T-Mobile has Simple Mobile, and Verizon has StraightTalk (non-smartphones) and PagePlus. Sprint has so many...
13. simplyj posted on 06 Dec 2011, 22:04 0
Well this explains why Sprint's speeds are so slow..
Too many carriers on one network = the reason why I switched.
14. k1ng617 posted on 07 Dec 2011, 01:13 0
Two questions:
1) Can I take any Sprint Android phone e.g. Samsung Galaxy S2 and activate it on Prepayd?
2) What kind of speeds can I expect from Sprint's CDMA network?
