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2GB 4G LTE data, then slowed (no overages) 6GB 4G LTE data, then slowed (no overages) Unlimited 4G LTE Data (may be slowed after 50GB of usage per month)
Atlantis Telecom is a prepaid cell phone carrier that offers unlimited talk & text, and different amounts of 4G data: 2GB, 6GB, or Unlimited. After your data limit is reached, data is still unlimited but slowed to 2G speeds.
Features & Benefits
No Contract
All Atlantis Telecom plans have no contracts, no activation fees, and no fees for cancelations or overages.
BYOD
Atlantis Telecom phone service works with any GSM unlocked or T-Mobile phone. You can bring your own phone for no extra charge.
Network
Atlantis Telecom runs on the T-Mobile network.
Cost Breakdown in Detail
Monthly
Base Plan
$ 29.99
Messages Cost
$0.00
Data Cost
$0.00
Grand Total
$29.99
*Other fees based on usage may apply, including early termination fees and a one time activation fee of $0.00.
Description
Cost
Data
Excess
2GB 4G LTE data, then slowed (no overages)
$0.00/mo
2GB
$0.00
6GB 4G LTE data, then slowed (no overages)
$20.00/mo
6GB
$0.00
Unlimited 4G LTE Data (may be slowed after 50GB of usage per month)
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