Believe it! FreedomPop now offering 100% Free 4G Mobile Data

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FreedomPop, a Sprint MVNO, now offering 2GB of free (MiFI) 4G/3G data for the first month, $19.99 thereafter

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Bargain hunters, rejoice! California-based FreedomPop (a Sprint MVNO) is up with an enticing, limited time offer - a $29.99 MiFi hotspot that will provide Free 4G data each and every month.

At 2.4 x 3.5 inches, the FreedomPop MiFi hotspot is about the size of a credit card

At 2.4 x 3.5 inches, the FreedomPop MiFi hotspot is about the size of a credit card

The deal includes a one-month free trial of their 2GB 4G/3G data plan. If you're a light data user and don't need as much bandwidth, or just need a data-on-the-go solution, after the first month you'll be eligible for 500MB of free 4G data each and every month without paying a dime. Yeah, you read that right, 500 megs completely free, with the option to add in more if and when needed.

FreedomPop also offers to transfer your unused data from the previous month and add it to the current one for just $3.99 a month, so if your usage varies wildly, hoarding your unused data on the cheap is worth considering. The included (credit card-sized) MiFi hotspot can tether data to up to 5 devices, including smartphones, tablets, laptops (or pretty much any Wi-Fi enabled device), and offers battery life of over 6 hours. The Wi-Fi network is completely private, so you don't have to worry about security or outside access.

If you think you’ll find yourself in need of internet access when you’re out-and-about, FreedomPop could be an ideal solution for you. The best part? All of this comes commitment-free – no contracts, no cancellation fees, no hogwash. Just the way it should be.




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