The best cheap phone plans from smaller carriers
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Not all of us need unlimited data, so it can be frustrating when you’re paying $80 or more for huge allowances that you’re not using.
You might only need a few gigabytes per month and want to keep your plan affordable. If so, there are a number of smaller carriers that might interest you. We’ve rounded up a few of the best value deals on the market this week.
Mint Mobile
Mint Mobile has a three-month plan on which you pay just $20 per month for 8GB of 4G LTE data. It also includes unlimited talk and text, with free international calls to Mexico and Canada.
In fact, it’s technically unlimited data, but the speed reduces after your 8GB allowance. Still, for $20 it’s a bargain since many of us wouldn’t even hit that limit.
You can bring your own unlocked phone to this plan, and there’s a seven-day money back guarantee if you’re not satisfied.
There are a host of other great perks as well. Hit the button below if you want to find out more about the cheap phone plans.
Ultra Mobile
Ultra Mobile has a number of low-cost monthly deals for limited data. They include $23 per month for 2GB of data and $29 for 5GB. You can switch up and down between the plans for free.
Not only do you get unlimited calls and texts, including to Mexico and Canada, you also get unlimited calls to more than 80 international destinations.
There are a few other nice benefits to check out too. To see them in full, head over to Ultra Mobile via the link below.
Metro by T-Mobile
Metro offers a number of cheap phone plans, including $40 per month for 10GB of data. Where Metro really shines is with the savings on more than one line.
For example, for $80 per month, you can get two lines of unlimited high-speed data. There’s even an Amazon Prime subscription thrown in for free, which is worth $12.99 per month in itself.
This is a limited time offer — that package normally costs another $40 more. To see this and a whole lot more great promotions, hit the button below.
from Android Authority http://bit.ly/2Fdnhd4

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