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Clearwire Says Pay-As-You-Go Pricing On the Way

Aug 27, 2010, 12:11 PM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Aug 27, 2010, 12:17 PM

Based on a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Clearwire plans to introduce new, pay-as-you-go WiMax service in the near future. The company, which called for a press conference on Monday, August 30, is building out a WiMax network in cooperation with Sprint. Sprint and Clearwire's WiMax covers 49 markets in the U.S., but still only a handful of devices — including just two phones — can access the network. The addition of a pay-as-you-go service model could help Clearwire and Sprint sign up new customers if the pricing is competitive enough. Additional details will become available during the press conference.

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opticbit

Aug 29, 2010, 2:00 PM

I'm on Clear PrePaid

I've got a Motorola laptop card and use it on a 4g only unlim acct for $30/moClear is great if your in a city with 4g I have gotten upto 20mbps dl, 1.5mbps UL 60ms ping. Typically 10mbps dl 1mbps ul and 80ms. Cant wait to get a Samsung Epic and then go with a data only plan.

T Bone

Do they allow data only plans for smartphones anymore? I know that Verizon and AT&T don't, and I don't think that T-Mobile does either (though I could be wrong about that since T-Mobile doesn't have coverage in my area)

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Jayshmay

Aug 27, 2010, 12:37 PM

Hopefully Clear will force Verizon to keep LTE pricing reasonable

I'm hoping Clear will be a competitive force enough to make Verizon be reasonable with their LTE pricing.
We need the cost per megabit to come down in the U.S.!

DE 2 Philly

Did you just see Verizons $80/month prepaid 5GB option? LMAO talk about overpriced.

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Azeron

Keep dreaming. Verizon only cares what AT&T is doing. They don't even consider Sprint a competitor. When the Alltel merger was being ecided by Justice and the FCC Verizon had to remind us not to denegrate Sprint to customers saying we needed to mak...
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TDBearCT

Aug 27, 2010, 12:18 PM

Please, please, please, please...

... let it be an extension of the Virgin Mobile prepay plan ($40/mon for 3G, $50/mo for 3G/4G).

Jim

Menno

Pay as you go means something other than unlimited. Clearwire is already sold without any contracts.

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