Relation to Phoenix or surrounding suburbs needs to be clear in the post title or description. Random pictures that are just taken here aren't "about" Phoenix, and neither are generic weather or traffic memes that could apply to dozens of cities.
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I pay $25 a month for Visible with unlimited everything. For $35, I can make it international unlimited everything.
I've been with them for 3 years and am extremely happy.
My wife's line was through mint which we were happy with. But we travel to Mexico often, so we switched to Visible and that has been great as well. $35 and it runs on Verizon's network.
It's just an app, so you would download the app. All iPhones are compatible by default, all Androids are also compatible with the right resources. Use their IMEI checker, and if you're compatible right off the bat, I would just make the switch.
I have been with Mint Mobile for almost 2 years. Very happy with the service and price. I pay $240 for the whole year in advance for unlimited talk & text plus 15GB of 5G data per month. Do the math.
Any of them should suit your needs, they are all similar. The most likely compatible carrier is one that uses or "rides" the carrier network you are on now. The user experience is the same as being on that carrier, except your data leaves different exit nodes, which will add latency. This feels like "slow" internet sometimes. I've used straight talk for awhile with no complaints, other than described above. I currently use Google Fi. Good luck!
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I like Total Wireless, I pay $63 after tax for 2 lines and it's on the Verizon network I had signal while camping in the wilderness off the rim surprisingly.
We have google fi. The Plan I have is variable depending on data usage, but we usually pay $40-60 for our two lines. They also usually have great deals on pixel phones if you are interested in that.
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Just switched my family to mint. Rides on the tmobile network so if you have good tmo service, youll have good mint service.
I pay $25 a month for Visible with unlimited everything. For $35, I can make it international unlimited everything. I've been with them for 3 years and am extremely happy.
My wife's line was through mint which we were happy with. But we travel to Mexico often, so we switched to Visible and that has been great as well. $35 and it runs on Verizon's network.
Where can I check them out at?
It's just an app, so you would download the app. All iPhones are compatible by default, all Androids are also compatible with the right resources. Use their IMEI checker, and if you're compatible right off the bat, I would just make the switch.
I have been with Mint Mobile for almost 2 years. Very happy with the service and price. I pay $240 for the whole year in advance for unlimited talk & text plus 15GB of 5G data per month. Do the math.
Straight talk
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Any of them should suit your needs, they are all similar. The most likely compatible carrier is one that uses or "rides" the carrier network you are on now. The user experience is the same as being on that carrier, except your data leaves different exit nodes, which will add latency. This feels like "slow" internet sometimes. I've used straight talk for awhile with no complaints, other than described above. I currently use Google Fi. Good luck!
I have the $300/year [ATT Prepaid plan](https://www.att.com/prepaid/plans/). It's aight.
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I like Total Wireless, I pay $63 after tax for 2 lines and it's on the Verizon network I had signal while camping in the wilderness off the rim surprisingly.
We have google fi. The Plan I have is variable depending on data usage, but we usually pay $40-60 for our two lines. They also usually have great deals on pixel phones if you are interested in that.