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Ting is on a mission to make mobile make sense. They don’t believe in locking you into a contract. This plan is available for a limited time. You get $20 for 20GB of data plus unlimited talk and text through 2019, but you have to sign up by September 30th.
Click 'Purchase this Plan' to head over to Ting's site to view their flexible rates.
Here is a rate table that demonstrates just how flexible Ting's other plans are:
Plan
Minutes
Messages
Megabytes
Price/mo.
1
100
100
100
$15.00
2
100
1000
100
$17.00
3
100
100
500
$22.00
4
100
1000
500
$24.00
5
100
100
1000
$28.00
6
100
1000
1000
$30.00
7
100
2000
500
$27.00
8
100
2000
1000
$33.00
9
100
2000
100
$20.00
10
500
100
100
$21.00
11
500
1000
100
$23.00
12
500
1000
500
$30.00
13
500
1000
1000
$36.00
14
500
2000
1000
$39.00
15
500
2000
500
$33.00
16
500
2000
100
$26.00
17
500
100
500
$28.00
18
500
100
1000
$34.00
19
1000
100
100
$30.00
20
1000
1000
100
$32.00
21
1000
1000
500
$39.00
22
1000
1000
1000
$45.00
23
1000
2000
1000
$48.00
24
1000
2000
500
$42.00
25
1000
2000
100
$35.00
26
1000
100
500
$37.00
27
1000
100
1000
$43.00
Features & Benefits
2 Nationwide Networks
Ting is now available on both CDMA and GSM networks. Choose the network that is best for you.
BYOD
Bring your own device to Ting. 80% of smartphones are compatible with Ting. Go to ting.com/byod to confirm your device can make the switch.
Tools That Give You Control
Ting offer an online dashboard and official Ting mobile app so that you can have full insight and control of your bill and account.
Other Included Features
Basic voicemail
Picture and video messaging at no additional charge
Hotspot & tethering
Caller ID
Unlimited devices on one account
Credit for 25% of your ETF up to $75 per device
Cost Breakdown in Detail
Monthly
Base Plan
$ 20.00
Messages Cost
$0.00
Data Cost
$0.00
Grand Total
$20.00
*Other fees based on usage may apply, including early termination fees and a one time activation fee of $0.00.
Sprint is the latest US carrier to launch its 5G service in the country. The carrier joins the likes of Verizon and AT&T, who have launched their own networks this year.
Ajit Pai, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman, has long expressed his plans to reject China Mobile’s attempt to be a U.S. telecom provider. Acting on that promise, the agency has made a unanimous decision to deny the eight year old bid. The FCC’s reaction to the application was acted upon its concerns over national security. The agency even noted that the carrier did not express how its application was in public interest. Officials from the firm also expressed concern on the Chinese government’s control of the company.
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