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Pure TalkUSA Debuts Rollover Data Plan

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Oct 8, 2013, 9:06 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Pure TalkUSA, an MVNO that uses AT&T's network, today announced a new plan that lets customers roll unused data over from month to month. The new data plan is available to customers who use Pure TalkUSA's Flex calling plan. The data plan offers 150MB of data and 200 messages for an additional $9.95 per month. Any data that is unused at the end of each month will roll over to the next month and never expire. Pure TalkUSA believes the plan will best suit light to moderate users of mobile data who will connect via Wi-Fi more often than via mobile data. Customers who exceed their data allotment in a 30-day period will have the option to purchase an additional 150MB and 200 messages for another $9.95. In addition to the new data plan, Pure TalkUSA is rehashing its other plans. Beginning October 14, customers can sign up for the Simple 50 plan, which offers 50 voice minutes for $5 per month, or the Simple 750 plan, which offers 750 voice minutes for $21.95 per month. Last, customers of Pure TalkUSA's Unlimited Talk & Text plan will now receive 100MB of data and 200 messages for the same price of $34.95 per month.

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