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Ting Launches 'Mobile Service That Makes Sense' on Sprint

Feb 3, 2012, 9:04 AM by Eric M. Zeman

A company called Ting has this week launched its cellular phone service using Sprint's CDMA and WiMax networks. Ting, which is operated by Tucows, provides inexpensive, no-contract access to mobile services. Potential customers will need to buy a Ting-branded phone from Ting, which range from the Samsung Reclaim for $45 to the Motorola Photon for $545. Phone prices are subsidized only slightly. Voice minutes, messages, and data can be each be ordered separately so that customers get the services they want at the cost they need. Voice plans range from "XS" at $0 per month for zero minutes to "XXL" at $52 per month for 3,000 minutes. Text messaging plans range from $0 to $14 and data plans range from $0 to $60 per month, depending on amounts. Users must pay $6 per handset per month at a bare minimum to keep the service active. The service includes voicemail, picture and video messaging, three-way calling, caller ID, tethering, hotspot at no extra cost. Ting is available anywhere Sprint services is provided.

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MarryTheNight

Feb 3, 2012, 2:37 PM

Sprint doesn't make sense

but that's just my opinion 🤣

msteven3

Sure it does, if that's the carrier who will sell the cheapest services to Ting. And I'm betting that's exactly what they're doing. After all, look at all the MVNO's. It seems that 90% of them are using Sprint. I'm sure there's a reason for that.

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Static

Feb 3, 2012, 10:17 AM

Makes Sense

That $0 plan sounds intriguing... 🤨

melrhodes

🤨

jefftrex

Yeah, why even have the provisioning in whatever sort of billing system for the 'XS' plan..$0 a month for 0 minutes..maybe it's some sort of placeholder? Like in their provisioning system there has to be some sort of voice plan on the line, so that wo...
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Jellz

Feb 3, 2012, 9:07 AM

Sprint

🤨

melrhodes

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