RadioShack's No Contract Wireless rates sniffed out - unlimited everything and 2.5GB data for $60
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After we were tipped about the Shack's plans to launch a no contract wireless service provided by Cricket, called simply No Contract Wireless in leaked docs, came the launch date rumor of September 5, but the biggest piece missing were the rates.
Now a leaked document fills in the gaps, and RadioShack is seemingly aiming for the kill here - $60 a month will net you unlimited talk and text, along with other goodies, plus 2.5GB of data.
Given NPD's recent research that most people use about 2GB of data a month, the Shack must have made its calculations already. All we are waiting for now, is the official announcement.
via Engadget
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5 Comments
1. rallyguy posted on 28 Aug 2012, 03:00 0 0
But does it include roaming and long distance outside your calling area?
2. ibap posted on 28 Aug 2012, 06:46 1 0
Page Plus on Verizon's network has much larger coverage area, $55 for unlimited talk and text and 2 GB 3G data.
5. ghostkilla1388 posted on 28 Aug 2012, 13:20 0 0
Page plus is great, i use the Droid X2, i wish they could use 4g id pay $10 more a month to have 4g and 2gb data.
3. DigitalMD posted on 28 Aug 2012, 09:29 0 0
Wow, double the price of Virgin and Walmart. Epic fail.............. blah
Unlimited everything with only 2.5 GB data whats unlimited about that?? Not even enough to read my email everyday
4. kindlefireowner posted on 28 Aug 2012, 12:27 0 0
I would have loved to have been at the meeting when they decided to use Cricket's and Virgin Mobile's network. That's right, we're going to use the 2 worst networks and charge the most to use them. I give this mvno 6 months tops.
