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Tello $5 Pay As You Go

  • Price:
    $5.00/recharge
  • Minutes:
    PAYG
    166 Minutes
    3¢ per minute
  • Data:
    PAYG
    250MB 2¢ per MB
  • Messages:
    1¢ per text
  • Latest Deals

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About this Plan

Tello is a prepaid cell phone carrier that offers Pay As You Go wireless plans. Tello Pay As You Go plans allow you to select the dollar amount of credit you want on your SIM card, and then minutes, texts, and data are deducted from your card at a rate of 3¢ per minute, 1¢ per text, and 2¢ per MB of data. All incoming and outgoing texts and calls are deducted from your account.

The plan will last for as long as it has a balance on the SIM card, or if your account has no usage activity for 6 months. You can recharge your account whenever you want with a minimum of $5.

Features & Benefits

No Contract Required

All Tello plans require no contract, have no activation fees, and there are no fees for overages or cancelations.

BYOD or Buy a New Phone

Tello cell service works with any GSM unlocked or T-Mobile compatible phone. You can bring your own phone at no extra cost. You can also buy a new phone from Tello.

International Calls

Your Pay As You Go credit can be used to make calls to any other countries around the world.

Network Coverage

Tello runs on the T-Mobile Nationwide Network, which reaches over 282 million people.

Description Cost Included
1¢ per text $0.01 /text 1¢ per text
US Rates Cost
Domestic Long Distance Rate $0.03
Roaming charges $0.00
Text messages (pay per use) $0.01
Picture/video messages (pay per use) $0.01

Samsung Galaxy On5, Galaxy Tab E Now On T-Mobile

T-Mobile has teamed up with Samsung in order to debut a couple of new Galaxy mobile devices -- the Galaxy On5 smartphone and the Galaxy Tab E tablet. Both devices come with budget friendly prices, and should help in giving subscribers of T-Mobile a more expanded range of device choices that are affordable. 

 

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SpeedTalk Mobile Special $5

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  • Total Monthly Price:(for 1 lines)
    $5.00 /mo
  • Minutes:
    250 Minutes
  • Data:
    0 No Data
  • Messages:
    250 Texts
  • Latest Deals

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Cost Breakdown in Detail Monthly
Base Plan $ 5.00
Messages Cost $0.00
Data Cost $0.00
Grand Total $5.00

*Other fees based on usage may apply, including early termination fees and a one time activation fee of $0.00.

Description Cost Data Excess
0 No Data$0.00/mo 0$0.00
Description Cost Included
250 Texts $0.00 /month 250 Texts
US Rates Cost
Domestic Long Distance Rate $0.00
Roaming charges $0.00
Text messages (pay per use) $0.00
Picture/video messages (pay per use) $0.00

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SpeedTalk Mobile PayGo $5

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  • Price:
    $5.00/recharge
  • Minutes:
    PAYG
    250 Minutes
    2¢ per minute
  • Data:
    PAYG
    250MB 2¢ per MB
  • Messages:
    2¢ per MB
  • Latest Deals

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Description Cost Included
2¢ per MB $0.02 /text 2¢ per MB
US Rates Cost
Domestic Long Distance Rate $0.02
Roaming charges $0.00
Text messages (pay per use) $0.02
Picture/video messages (pay per use) $0.02

A Brief Summary Of What Transpired At Apple’s 2016 WWDC

This year marks the 27th celebration of Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), and like what the tech giant has been doing for more than two decades now, it showcases the latest and coolest updates in the world of software for Mac and iOS users. This year’s WWDC has proven to be a rather busy affair -- here is the rundown.

 

Google’s Tango: Out To Map Everything That’s Out There, Even Indoors

Just to be clear about it, Google Maps is an awesome thing. We sometimes do indeed take it for granted, but having this tool literally at the palm of our hands has allowed us to be more aware of the world around us -- streets, structures, and even that cool diner just around the corner. But like any new technology, users are bound to feel its flaws as time goes by. Simply put, Google Maps is quite handy out on the street, but when you are inside a shopping mall (with multiple storeys), the tool is rather limiting.

 

Your Guide To Lenovo’s Newest Toys

Lenovo has just held its yearly Tech World conference in the city of San Francisco in California. In front of a live audience both physical and online (event was broadcasted live), Yang Yuanqing, the chief executive officer and chairman of the Chinese tech giant took the stage and personally announced new products. Here is the rundown:

 

Latest Motorola Flagship Devices

 

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