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I don't think that t5hey really advertise. I'm very happy with them. I have a Smart phone. I purchased my phone outright and I pay or the service each month. Their services are graded based on small, medium, large, extra large as far as how much you use for your calls, text and data. They theoretically adjust it as you use what you need or you can set your limit so that you don't go over a certain amount of anything. I went from a cellphone bill that was $220 a month down to we never paid over $100 with Ting yet. We've been with them since July or August of last year. We had two and now we just have one. Its not unlimited data. Non of the it is unlimited but it is on a grading scale. Its under 500 minutes, in a small range but they're low amount. Its $6 a month for each device that you have on there. Then its like $3 for text up to so much then it increases to $5, it goes up as you go up and use a different amount. They have a list of phones that you can either get from them or you can get elsewhere buy they'd have to fall withing the ones that they're compatible with. It runs mostly off of the Sprint Network. I think they're starting some of the T-mobile networks too. They're really good.

They are spectacular. They use Sprint towers. We heard of them and we used them just through the internet. We have two phones, my elderly father has a phone and I have a smartphone. Between the two of us we have bills no greater than about fifty-five dollars per month. Basically it's a no contract, and you pay for as many minutes as you use, they have certain small medium and large plans and the same with data, small medium and large, and their texting has small medium and large. And basically when you sign up, there are tiers and every month you pay for as much as you use. SO if in one month you use a lot, your price goes up in little increments, the next month you use a smaller amount, you go down in your price, so your bill is based on how much you use and the prices are just fantastically reasonable. You can't rollover minutes, because you're only paying for the minutes that you use. The prices are so reasonable.

I believe it is 1GB of memory for 3 dollars a month which is unheard of. We don't lose calls, in fact, we were on Sprint before and we find there is no change at all as far as service, it's as good as Sprint was. The great thing is that you can cancel at any time. My husband was actually on the plan with me but he works in, he travels to Texas a lot, he works in a plant down there and could get no cell phone reception at all through the Sprint provider so he went to another, same concept. We said we'd take his phone off, they said fine, we did it all online, we didn't have to talk to anybody, nobody pressured us saying why? why are you doing this? You know? And it was great - we got an email saying and quot;We've discontinued you and if you ever want to come back just come on backand quot;.

It's really unreal and it is catching on, and you get a referral bonus if you refer people on, our whole family, we were on a family plan with Sprint and we, I was paying about $350 a month for all of our kids, and I finally said, you know we've got married kids and they were paying me for their portion, but I said and quot;this is just ridiculousand quot; and we were all going to go on our own plan. So we're now all on the same plan and we all absolutely love it. No one is spending more than $50 a month.

They also have a fantastic customer service desk - they're excellent with that.

There's no throttling down of Data, if you use a lot of data they don't move you down to a lower speed. Like I said, it's great.

They are little bit different than most carriers where they use the Sprint network, but then the pricing tier is different. I can sign up for what I think I am going to use as far as minutes, type of messages and day light usage. If I go over that it just bumps to the next tier instead of getting huge overage fees. So I can only have to pay for what I use. Occasionally I have drop calls. I work from home so I don't need the mobile features that much and it is nice when I am running around but I guess it works for me because most of the time I don't need the phone part of it. For some one that needs mobile service but only occasionally then that is a pretty good deal.

Just browsing now, but the pricing looks much better than the competition. Will consider them when my Verizon contract expires.