Pure Talk has also increased the data and MMS allowance on their $43.95 Unlimited Plus+ plan from 100 MB and 100 MMS to 300 MB and 300 MMS. If you run out of either, $10 buys a bundle of 100 MB and MMS.
$37.95 is lowest price I've seen for an unlimited talk and text plan on any of the big four carriers. The only thing that beats it is MetroPCS
Pure Talk SIMs are free with purchase of a plan, as is a basic refurbished flip phone. The only way to purchase Pure Talk service is with a credit or debit card. The card will be automatically charged each month unless you call in to cancel.
Pure Talk's unlimited plans are a good deal for anyone who wants AT&T coverage for voice and text with or without a modest amount of data. Most of the many other AT&T MVNOs are like peas in a pod with nealy identical plans and pricing, at least Pure Talk has come up with something just a little different that should be attractive to quite a few users.
Related: MetroPCS' $25/month Unlimited Talk and Text Plan - What You Need To Know
The undisclosed "fair use" cap is 5000 minutes and 5000 text a month,but unlike net10 and affiliates, they will not automatically disconnect you, but will send a warning message.
ReplyDeletePure Talk serves a niche but dealers can't get in on the action. Plus Air Voice has a lower priced unlimited talk/text plan at $35. Pure Prepaid, it's sister brand is for dealers but it costs more and has no data/mms whatsoever.
ReplyDeleteThat is correct. Add Jolt into the mix as well with $35.00/month . Airvoice and Jolt have the lowest thusfar. H2O is at $40.00. All have the same AT&T native coverage.
ReplyDeleteI like the Airvoice $10/quarter plan.
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