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Say Hello to Ciao, Sprint's Latest MVNO

Mar 25, 2014, 2:12 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Ciao, an MVNO that resells Sprint service, kicked off today with low-cost, no-contract plans. Ciao is offering monthly service options that fall in line with other Sprint prepaid properties, such as Virgin Mobile USA and Boost Mobile. The entry-level plan costs $35 per month and includes unlimited voice minutes, unlimited text messaging, and unlimited MMS. The mid-tier plan costs $45 per month and adds 500MB of data. The top-tier plan costs $60 per month and boosts the monthly data allotment to unlimited. Ciao will soon, however, offer an unlimited smartphone plan that costs just $10 per month. The catch is that Ciao will install an app that displays advertisements on the lock screen. Ciao sells a single phone, the HTC EVO, for $199. Ciao Mobile is owned and operated by Ciao Telecom, which is based in Dallas.

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ajac09

Mar 25, 2014, 3:26 PM

umm

do we really need another!?! Sprints MNVO must be dirt cheap to get into. I rather see more AT&T or Verizon ones.

flash400runner

actually, from what I read Sprint is priced about the same what Verizon and att is for their mnvo's. the only difference is that Sprint has the capacity on their network to handle them all, and the big 2 do not.

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