Which Major Wireless Carrier Offers the Cheapest Plan?
While T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) has not closed its merger with Sprint (NYSE: S), it has gotten official approval from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). To celebrate that, or maybe to make a point that the combined company won't harm consumers, the No. 3 carrier in the U.S. has released a new very-low-cost prepaid plan.
T-Mobile has cut the cost of its prepaid plans -- plans where customers pay their bills in advance -- from $30 per line per month to $15 per month. At that price customers get unlimited talk and text, 2GB of high-speed data, and unlimited 2G data when that allotment has been used each month. That gives T-Mobile the cheapest wireless plan with data offered by any major wireless carrier.
T-Mobile has lowered the price of its prepaid service. Image source: T-Mobile.
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