[‎David]

I’m looking to drop the big name cell Co for an MVNO. I currently have good Verizon & TMobile cell signal so I think I would need an MVNO off their tower

I welcome your input on this matter.

[Rich]

Google Fi uses T-Mobile. We like it over some of the others for traveling internationally.

[Sonja]

Not sure what MVNO, I have visible for $30 a month. I often hotspot myself for work and teams meeting with no problem.

I’ve tried many others, this has been the cheapest and best quality service I’ve had.

[Ron]

US mobile. It uses the TMobile network and maybe some others. There are a variety of options.

[Rose]

Tello works off of T Mobile.
I’ve had 2 lines on Tello for just over a year.

$25 per month for UNLIMITED usage. They have much less plans as well.

[Samuel]

Been on US Mobile for two years. They provide 5G coverage via Verizon towers and 4G-LTE via T-Mobile.

It has been really good and really cheap, especially if you can live with a 10 GB monthly data pool.

Just used their International Roaming plan for three weeks in Europe and it was really good.

Be ready for the occasional technical support session via online chat – like when adding a new phone or a new line.

The self service features for those occasions are lacking. $44 for four lines is the usual monthly bill.

We own all four phones.

[Matt]

Really depends. Mint Mobile has five my very nomadic family well within the US.

And get a free Google Voice number to use as your primary number, no matter if/ when you change carriers and SIM number…

like when we globetrot, our Google Voice works the same with a local SIM card, our friends don’t need to know a new number or anything.

[Christine]

Had Mint, the coverage was terrible. Switched to Red Pocket, muuuuuch better, have had it for 3 years now issues

[Brett]

Mint for me and other family. Cheap and as dependable as T-Mobile that I had before.

And the cheesy jokes from Ryan Reynolds are an added perk.

[Tony]

Visible wireless truly unlimited. Also unlimited hotspot. owned by and run on Verizon network.

They’re also doing a deal $20 a month for a year. Regular prices 25.

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