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Leap Wireless has announced that it is introducing a pair of new nationwide Cricket monthly voice and broadband data plans. The new plans are all inclusive and will be sold for $40 and $45 monthly at large retail outlets all around the country.
The plans will be added alongside the existing Cricket PAYGo product line offering unlimited daily wireless services without a contract or credit check. The plan selling for $40 includes unlimited talk, US long distance, and access to the premium extended calling area along with text and picture messaging.
The $45 monthly plan has the features of the $40 plan and it adds mobile Web access and directory assistance. The Cricket Broadband plan will also be offered in retail locations around the country with a new $50 plan that is all-inclusive providing unlimited Internet access. A Cricket A600 modem will be available for $69.99 with no activation fee to go along with the broadband service.
One Response to “Cricket to unveil new nationwide monthly voice and data plans”
Hey, this is Rachel from Boost Mobile, there is nothing really new here. Boost Mobile has been doing this all along. Boost was the first no contract wireless service to put consumers’ interests and wallets first by creating the model for a cell phone plan that has no telecom taxes and fees. And, Boost Mobile is still a way better value!
- TRUE nationwide coverage and dependability … 4,600 cities and towns on Cricket? Boost covers more than 17,500 cities. And, we have fewer dropped calls than Cricket.
- Boost Mobile is sold in more locations offering better accessibility to consumers, nearly 20,000 stores across the country and counting.
- Boost ranked “among the best” earning five out of five power circles in Overall Satisfaction according to J.D. Powers and Associates, while Cricket earned only two.
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