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$40/mo unlm Internet, text and calls and no contract - Simple Mobile SIM card

$40/mo unlm Internet, text and calls and no contract - Simple Mobile SIM card for $0.31 + free shipping

Nov 23, 2012 6:23 AM

I dont't know why Simple Mobile isn't more popular than the sponsored deal for Straight Talk. Not only is the SIM card $0.31 with free shipping, service with 250mb of 4G Internet and unlimited 3G Internet, unlimited SMS and MMS and unlimited calls with no contract is only $40/mo.

I used it with my LG G2X and currently use it with an iPhone 3GS. It's not the fastest, but it's cheap!

I also pay $45/mo for 2gb of data on my iPad with no contract. I don't see on their website where they mention it works with iPads, but it does, call them and they'll help you program it if needed.

Www.mysimplemobile.com

@ amazon.com

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I have SimpleMobile but when they say "Unlimited" its not true unlimited.
For some reason they said I used up to much data and they shut off my data for a month.
When I called and asked the SimpleMobile rep why they cut me off and they said I was in the top 1% of data usage.
Then the lady was telling me I was using the phone as a mobile hotspot or watching movies.
I told her I don't use it as a mobile hotspot or do movies and if she had looked over my past year of service I have never been cut off and as far as I know never hit any cap. The only data I use is text and doing automatic photo uploads to my dropbox and photobucket accounts.
After telling her this she kept trying to tell me I was using it as a mobile hotspot.
I even told her I don't use it as a mobile hotspot and if I needed one I would just goto Walmart and get one for $40.
99% of my data use I use my home WiFi.
The rep didn't want to hear it.
So be careful their "Unlimited" is not unlimited.

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SimpleMobile is an MVNO on T-Mobile's network.

With that being said - $ for $, SimpleMobile is a better deal over the no-contract pricing on t-Mo's website for the same services.

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