Cricket Unveils New PAYGo Plans and New Retail Footprint
Sep 16, 2009, 7:31 AM by Eric M. Zeman
Today Leap Wireless announced that its Cricket Wireless services will become available at four of the nation's largest big box electronics retailers in time for the holiday shopping season. Leap didn't name the retailers, but said their identities will become known over the next several weeks. The retail expansion will cover 1,000 new stores. In addition to the new distribution channels, Cricket is set to unveil two new PAYGo plans that will only be available from these retailers. A $40 plan will offer unlimited talk, long distance, access to Cricket's extended calling area, domestic and international text and picture messaging. A $45 plan will add unlimited mobile web and directory assistance. Both plans will include all taxes and fees, meaning the total monthly bill will be either $40 or $45. Last, Cricket will also be offering a new unlimited wireless broadband plan for $50 per month. This plan also includes all taxes and fees. Users of Cricket's broadband plan will not need to pay activation fees.
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25$ unlimited ld calling and sms
I am a sprint employee yes but if Need to add a line for my growing kids it may well be cheaper to do this for one of them.
Nothing really new here - Boost Mobile has been doing this all along
- 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 Over...
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Wish Metro Would Do This!
