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Ultra Mobile Aims At Budget-Minded with $19 Plan

Apr 22, 2013, 7:23 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Ultra Mobile, an MVNO that uses T-Mobile USA's network, recently introduced a new cut-rate plan for those who need only the most basic services. For $19 per month, Ultra Mobile subscribers get 250 voice minutes, unlimited international SMS, 50MB of data, and $1.25 to put toward international calls. Ultra Mobile charges 2 cents per minute for international calls, and $2.50 for an additional 50MB of data, $5 for 250MB, and $10 for 500MB. Ultra Mobile's next plan up the ladder starts at $29 per month. Ultra Mobile operates a bring-your-own-device business and supplies customers with SIM cards.

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T Bone

Apr 22, 2013, 10:28 AM

Let the buyer beware

With prices that low it's rather difficult to believe the service provided can be any good. I like low prices as much as anyone but there does come a point where the price gets to low that you have to question the value of what you're buying.

Charles Bigelow

Your point is well taken.
The only problems I have noticed with Ultra is their CS and their coverage is restricted to T-Mobile's native footprint w/no roaming.
They have no porting department to speak of either. If you like talking to Manila Philipp...
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