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Sprint rolled out a $40 month 2GB data plan for subscribers on a budget

By Luis D.

Updated: May 09, 2017, 5:41 PM

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Sprint launched a new plan after its Unlimited Freedom promo campaign ran out. The carrier lets you get on a $40 2GB plan ($45 without auto-pay) with unlimited talk and text, which is a good option if $60 for the limitless plan is a bit steep for you. There's also a retail-only $40 Affordable Choice plan with 4GB of data.

Sprint reportedly introduced these after its lower-paying customers took a dislike to the Unlimited Freedom plans last month. Although the carrier isn't advertising them, adamant that unlimited everything is "what customers really want", it's doing good for appeasing its budget-minded customers.

Moreover, FierceWireless reports that Sprint is preparing to 'reboot' its Virgin brand for pre-paid options. The game plan is said to be about refurbished iPhones on cheaper unlimited plans. There's no information as to when this may happen.

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source: FierceWireless

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Sprint rolled out a $40 month 2GB data plan for subscribers on a budget

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