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Phone Arena
5 days ago
- Business
- Phone Arena
Cricket Wireless just dropped new plans that challenge their prepaid rivals
By subscribing you agree to our terms and conditions and privacy policy Are these new plans enough to get you to switch carriers? Yes. The value is worth it. No. The prices aren't low enough. Yes. The value is worth it. 0% No. The prices aren't low enough. 0% Cricket has consistently provided straightforward and competitive prepaid options. These new plans strengthen that position, offering something for everyone, from simple connectivity to extensive data packages and entertainment benefits. Cricket's latest plans appear to offer good value for customers who want more from their prepaid service without committing to long-term contracts. Of course, customers should always consider their specific needs to choose the best plan, but these refreshed options ensure Cricket remains competitive in the prepaid market. Cricket has consistently provided straightforward and competitive prepaid options. These new plans strengthen that position, offering something for everyone, from simple connectivity to extensive data packages and entertainment latest plans appear to offer good value for customers who want more from their prepaid service without committing to long-term contracts. Of course, customers should always consider their specific needs to choose the best plan, but these refreshed options ensure Cricket remains competitive in the prepaid market. All plans include monthly taxes, so customers won't face hidden fees. This is one of the key advantages of prepaid plans, as most already have taxes and fees factored into their advertised price. This transparency ensures customers aren't surprised by additional charges each month, a common issue with many post-paid plans where extra fees and taxes can unexpectedly increase the bill. Cricket emphasizes transparent pricing and no long-term contracts, offering flexibility and ease for users who prefer predictable monthly costs.
Washington Post
22-07-2025
- Business
- Washington Post
Hunter Biden defends father's legacy, blames George Clooney
RFK Jr. has big plans for your food. Here are the facts. May 2, 2025
Washington Post
17-07-2025
- Business
- Washington Post
White House defends handling of Epstein files
RFK Jr. has big plans for your food. Here are the facts. May 2, 2025
Washington Post
13-07-2025
- Business
- Washington Post
What does Trump's tax law mean for your health insurance?
RFK Jr. has big plans for your food. Here are the facts. May 2, 2025
Phone Arena
06-05-2025
- Business
- Phone Arena
T-Mobile removed Go5G plans from website and is encouraging customers on even older plans to upgrade
T-Mobile has taken an important step towards grandfathering Go5G plans. The company is also encouraging customers on even older plans to switch. Late last month, T-Mobile announced the Experience More and Experience Beyond plans. The company had hinted at that time that the Go5G Next and Go5G plans that the new plans were replacing would eventually be phased out. Around a week ago, a rumor said that the company was discouraging employees from activating Go5G and Go5G Plus for customers, fueling rumors that they were essentially no longer being offered. T-Mobile didn't comment on the rumor but said that nothing was changing for customers who were already on the plans. The company also said that the plans would remain available for a limited time. The plans are no longer available on the company's website. Wayback Machine shows they were available until at least April 29. They have not been retired apparently, with the website saying that you can still call T-Mobile or chat with them online to place your order. T-Mobile Consumer Group President Jon Freier had previously said that since Experience More and Experience Beyond offered everything that Go5G Plus or Go5G Next did, customers would not be missing out. Customers may not agree, since the new pricing for the new plan doesn't include taxes and other fees. The bottom line is that if you are on a Go5G plan, you will get to keep it, but it's going to be incredibly hard for new customers to sign up for them. T-Mobile is also trying to get customers on even older plans, such as Magenta Max, to migrate to Go5G Plus, insisting they can get more benefits at no extra cost. The customers who switch will be upgraded for the same price they pay right now, meaning their monthly bill will not be going up. At the same time, they will have the opportunity to get a new device for up to$830 off. Most customers will be better off if they switch, considering they will get more perks and benefits. Some customers are skeptical of the offer, claiming T-Mobile is trying to encourage people who didn't witness price hikes to invalidate their price lock guarantee. That's not necessarily true, as T-Mobile raised prices for many customers who thought they were protected by the price lock commitment, possibly bringing their bill up to the same level as Go5G customers. It's also not clear if all their discounts would transfer. We've reached out to T-Mobile for a comment and will update the story when we have a response.
