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PrepaYd Wireless Launches with $40 Unlimited Plan

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Dec 6, 2011, 12:13 PM   by Eric M. Zeman

A new wireless service provider called PrepaYd Wireless launched today and offers an unlimited talk, text (SMS only), and 3G web data "Power" plan for $40 per month. The company also offers an unlimited talk and text "Advantage" plan for $35 per month. To get unlimited picture messaging and instant messaging, users must choose the $45-per-month "Ultimate" plan. The company is offering a free feature phone to new customers while supplies last, and also sells devices such as HTC Arrive, LG Optimus S, LG Remarq, and the Samsung Replenish for prices ranging between $75 and $399. PrepaYd's service runs on the Sprint network, and is available across most of Sprint's CDMA footprint. PrepaYd Wireless's parent company, PrepaYd, runs a debit card business and targets the underbanked, which it believes gives it a unique position in the prepaid mobile market. PrepaYd phones and services are available directly from its web site.

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HatesBlackberrys

Dec 6, 2011, 5:53 PM

Virigin Mobile?

How can Sprint allow for their CDMA resources to go to this when Virgin Mobile (owned by Sprint) is main pre-paid for CDMA that they encourage? What...why...how?
Also, I'm pretty sure C Spire Wireless and US Cellular roam off them.
Jellz

Dec 6, 2011, 12:40 PM

once again

Sprint whores out their CDMA network. Who WON'T they sell it out to?
...YOU. you are probability angry and violent, then cry and apologize afterwards.
...
muchdrama

Dec 6, 2011, 2:02 PM

They'll be history--

--faster than you can say 'Helio'.
 
 
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