TL;DR: Ting Mobile plans range from $10 to $45 a month as of Dec. 6.
A brand new Android smartphone can set you back $700 or $800. If you’re an Apple devotee, that allegiance could cost you up to $1,600 for a new iPhone 13 Pro Max.
While those prices can elicit some serious sticker shock, that's nothing next to where you really get robbed: your network service plan. Just a spin through the service plans of the “Big 3” carriers — AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon — shows you can expect to pay anywhere from $60 to $100 a month for a standard talk, text, and data plan. Within two years, that plan has likely cost you more than the phone itself.
Ting Mobile doesn’t think that’s right. Since 2012, they’ve been fighting to deliver simple, reliable phone service for the lowest possible price. With reasonably priced plans starting at $10 a month up to $45 for unlimited data, users can rejoice every time they pay their monthly bill.
In fact, Ting Mobile customers end up paying considerably less while using the same nationwide network T-Mobile provides, offering lightning-fast LTE and 5G coverage. Through their various deals, they’ve carved out their service lane on one of the nation’s fastest and most secure networks, all while maintaining the lower price point.
Ting Mobile's Set 5 plan is only $25 a month for 5GB of data, but Ting Mobile customers can mix and match service options, crafting the perfect plan to meet their needs. They can even go bare bones and strip down to just a $10 per month plan with unlimited talk and text features and pay for data while they go.
Shoppers can connect with Ting Mobile’s customer service team and work out a suitable plan, all without getting locked into long-term contracts. That type of versatility earned Ting Mobile legions of fans over the years, who have submitted over 6,000 positive reviews via Google.
Some appreciate that their “bills are low and when I rarely need to contact Ting support, they have been fantastic.” Meanwhile, others love the savings, saying “Ting costs $70 less than my previous carrier and the quality of service is the same, if not better!”
Smart shoppers can sign up with Ting today and stop overpaying for cell phone service.
Prices subject to change
via Tech News Digest
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