The BIG MVNO List: 83 MVNO Providers SavingPhone Charges In The USA

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Dec 10, 2014 6:00:00 AM

Unless you get them under control, phone charges can run riot leaving you with a nasty surprise at theend of the month. You could be mistaken for thinking that phones in the USA just 'are expensive,' butactually that's no longer the case! This is where MVNO providers can help, as they offer flexible, andmore importantly cheaper, phone packages than the 'big name' networks!

Read here to learn how MVNO in USA work .

MVNO in USA purchase large amounts of bandwidth from the big networks, and then sell it cheaperthan they do. They also have a lot of competition, as you'll see in this blog, and so they're alwaysoffering special deals in order to win your custom.

What this means to clever phone users like you, is that there are many other lower cost options toowning a phone in the USA today if you're just prepared to go and look for them.

Keep reading to discover the big MVNO list of MVNO in USA, and find the perfect affordable phonepartner for you!

How To Use The Big MVNO List

If you're looking to save money on your next phone package in the USA, then before you sign up for anexpensive contract from, say, Sprint, you should check this list! If you get good reception in your areaon a certain network, then try to choose an MVNO using the same network, as then your standard ofservice won't change.

If you're an MVNO operator your MVNO should be on this list, and so you can use this list as aneducational resource to help your potential or current customers understand where you are in themarket, and how you can help them in comparison to the big boys (and your competing MVNO inUSA)!

Here are the 83 MVNO providers in the USA

MVNO information sourced from & courtesy of Wikipedia CC

2600hz on Sprint 2600hz.com (Fixed Line and Mobile Integration. At 2013 TechCrunch Disrupt,2600hz announced that it had become a Sprint MVNO.)

420 Wireless on AT&T 420wireless.com (Donates a portion of the proceeds to legalizecannabis in the US. $56.95 for Unlimited Everything with only 500 mb of 4G service but withUnlimited 3G.

)

Affinity Cellular on Verizon affinitycellular.com (Markets exclusively to members of

the American Automobile Association. The company charges $0.25 for every megabyte the usergoes over their limit.)

Airlink Mobile on Sprint airlinkmobile.com

AirVoice Wireless on AT&T http://www.airvoicewireless.com/ (No Unlimited Data Plan. User'sPlans for 30 day period....$30 for 500 MB, $40 for 1 GB, $50 for 2 GB, and $60 for 3 GB ofdata.)

Boost Mobile on Sprint http://www.boostmobile.com (Owned by Sprint)

Black Wireless on AT&T blackwireless.com ($60 a month for 2 gigabytes of 4G data and thenunlimited 3G data. This package comes with unlimited talk and text)

Brightspot on T-Mobile brightspotmobile.com

BYO Wireless on Verizon byowireless.com (CDMA only no SIM cards.)

CampusSIMs on T-Mobile campussims.com (Markets to international students in the USA.)

Cellular Abroad on T-Mobile & AT&T cellularabroad.com (Markets to international travelers inthe U.S.)

Chit Chat Mobile on Sprint chitchatmobile.com (Heavily focused in San Antonio/Texas. Allowsactivation of most Sprint devices.)

Consumer Cellular on AT&T consumercellular.com (Marketed to seniors. Only AT&T MVNOthat allows both LTE and voice, text, and data roaming.)

Credo Mobile on Sprint http://www.credomobile.com (Donates 1% of customer charges tononprofit and activism groups. A division of Working Assets.)

Cricket Wireless on AT&T cricketwireless.com (Owned by AT&T.)

Defense Mobile on AT&T/Sprint/Verizon defensemobile.net (Built exclusively for veterans,military service members and their families.)

Divvy on AT&T divvymobile.com (Encourages members to advertise the operator with socialmedia.)

Earthtones on AT&T earthtones.com (Donates all profits to environmental organizations.)

EcoMobile on Sprint http://www.ecomobile.com (Allows activation of Sprint devices.)

Expo Mobile on Sprint expomobile.com (Allows activation of CDMA, WIMAX and LTE Sprintdevices. Free Direct international calling.)

Family Talk Wireless on AT&T/Sprint/Verizon familytalkwireless.com

Flash Wireless on Sprint / Verizon flashwireless.com (This is Verizon & Sprint's genericbandwidth; Sprint or Verizon in all but name, billed at discounts in the name of Flash Wireless(s), with proceeds apportioned towards the charity of Will-Play-for-Food.)

Freedom Pop on Sprint freedompop.com (Voice calls and text message over data connection.Runs on WiMax, Sprint 3g, 4g and LTE.)

GIV Mobile on T-Mobile givmobile.com (Donates 8% of a customer's bill to a chosen charity. )

GHz Cellular on AT&T ghzcellular.com

good2GO Mobile on AT&T / Sprint good2GO Mobile

GoSmart Mobile on T-Mobile http://gosmartmobile.com/ (Owned by T-Mobile)

GreatCall on Verizon greatcall.com (Marketed to seniors.)

H2O Wireless on AT&T https://www.h2owirelessnow.com/ (Owned by Locus Telecom)

i-wireless on Sprint krogeriwireless.com (Owned by Kroger)

Infinium Wireless on Sprint/Verizon/T-Mobile/AT&T infiniumwireless.com

iTel uTel on Sprint http://www.iTeluTel.com

Jaguar Mobile on Sprint jaguarmobile.com

Jolt Mobile on AT&T http://www.joltmobile.com

kajeet on Sprint http://www.kajeet.comSmart phone (Marketed as for kids.)

KDDI Mobile on Sprint/AT&T http://www.kddimobile.com (Markets to Japanese community.)

Liberty Wireless on Sprint libertywireless.com

LYCAMOBILE on T-Mobile http://www.lycamobile.com (Owned by LycaMobile. No roamingaccess, service restricted to T-Mobile's network.)

Metro PCS on T-Mobile metropcs.com (Owned by T-Mobile)

Mobal Freedom on AT&T mobalfreedom.com

NET10 Wireless on AT&T / T-Mobile / Sprint / Verizon http://www.net10wireless.com (Subsidiaryof TracFone Wireless/América Móvil)

NTT DoCoMo USA on T-Mobile docomousawireless.com

Page Plus Cellular on Verizon http://www.pagepluscellular.com

Proven Wireless on all networks provenwireless.com

PTEL Mobile (PlatinumTel) on T-Mobile http://www.platinumtel.com

Pure Talk USA on AT&T http://www.puretalkusa.com (Allows for rollover data.)

Pure Unlimited on AT&T pureunlimited.net

Q Link Wireless on Sprint QLinkWireless.com (Federally assisted wireless service.)

Ready Mobile on Sprint / Verizon readymobile.com

Ready SIM on T-Mobile http://www.readysim.com (Marketed to travelers. SIM card shippedworldwide. Operated by Roam Mobility.)

Red Pocket Mobile on all networks http://www.goredpocket.com

Republic Wireless on Sprint http://www.republicwireless.com (A division of Bandwidth.com, Inc.Primarily uses VoIP over Wi-Fi. Cellular network on Sprint and roaming partners, including butnot limited to Verizon.)

Ring Plus on Sprint http://www.ringplus.net (Free ring back tones and news, Live cloud voicetranslator, Roaming, WiFi calling enabled, BYOD.)

Roam Mobility on T-Mobile http://www.roammobility.com (Sold in Canada only. Marketed totravelers to the U.S.)

Scratch Wireless on Sprint scratchwireless.com (Free messaging and VoIP calling)

Selectel Wireless on Verizon selectelwireless.com (Activates Verizon 3G devices (excludingBlackBerry). Coverage includes Verizon and its roaming partners.)

SIM Shalom Mobile on AT&T simshalom.co.il (Markets to Israelis traveling to the U.S.)

SIMPLE Mobile on T-Mobile http://www.mysimplemobile.com (Subsidiary of TracFoneWireless/América Móvil.)

SkyView Wireless on AT&T http://www.skyvw.com/

Smart Voyager on Globe Telecom smartvoyager.co.uk (International roaming SIM for travellers

and the maritime industry (calls to Inmarsat from only 0.19 USD/min). Headquarters inthe United Kingdom.)

Solavei on T-Mobile solavei.com

Speed Talk Mobile on T-Mobile speedtalkmobile.net

Straight Talk on all networks http://www.straighttalk.com

STI Mobile on Sprint stimobile.com

Ting on Sprint http://www.ting.com (Tiered voice, text and data. Allows activation of Sprintphones. Owned by Tucows.)

Telcel América on all networks telcelamerica.com (Subsidiary of TracFone Wireless/AméricaMóvil. Marketed to Hispanic consumers.)

Tempo Telecom on Sprint mytempo.com

TextNow on Sprint textnow.com (Claims to be the world's first all-IP mobile operator. Uses aVoIP/SMS app.)

Total Call Mobile on Sprint totalcallmobile.com

TotoWireless on Sprint totowireless.com

TracFone Wireless on Verizon tracfone.com (Now offers smartphones and data. Traditionalminutes refill cards also add equal amounts of text and data (in MB) to smartphones. Recentsmartphone offerings have been on the Verizon network exclusively. )

TVC Mobile on T-Mobile tvcmobile.com

Truphone on AT&T / T-Mobile truphone.com (International SIM that operates as a local MVNOin some countries.)

Travelsim on AT&T / T-Mobile travelsim.com (International roaming SIM that operates asMVNO.)

Ultra Mobile on T-Mobile http://www.ultra.me (Only unlimited talk and text plans with low LTEdata cap available, but all plans include unlimited talk and text to many countries in the world. $1extra will be added on top of advertised prices for all plans as fee and surcharge. Sales tax willalso be added if order online via their web site.)

Univision Mobile on T-Mobile en.univisionmobile.com (Specializes in contacting LatinAmerica, univisionmobile.com [without "en." subdomain] is in Spanish.)

UppWireless on T-Mobile uppwireless.com (Data only plans. Unlimited Talk/Text throughVoIP. $35 for up to 3 GB of 4G data, no unlimited data plan.

)

UWT Mobile on Sprint / AT&T / T-Mobile uwtmobile.com (International roaming SIM cards. Nodata plan, talk and text only.)

Virgin Mobile USA on Sprint http://www.virginmobileusa.com (Owned by Sprint. $55 for up to 6GB of LTE, no unlimited data plan.)

Voyager Mobile on Sprint http://www.voyagermobile.com (Startup by Voyager Telecom. $75 +taxes for up to 4 GB of LTE with unlimited text and talk, no unlimited data plan.)

Walmart Family Mobile on T-Mobile http://www.myfamilymobile.com (Venturebetween Walmart and T-Mobile USA, data delivered at 3G speeds. $34.88 for up to 2.5 GB of3G data with unlimited text and talk, no unlimited data plan.)

Zero11 Wireless on AT&T zero11wireless.com (Owned by Americatel. Subsidiary of RedPocket Mobile.)

Zing PCS on Sprint http://www.ZingPCS.com (Owned by FLATEL Wireless, Inc. $69.99 forunlimited LTE, text and talk.)

What's Next?

Now that you have seen the MVNO providers that you can currently choose from ( as of November2014), if you still need some convincing to move across from a big name network and start savingmoney, read this blog: MVNO Explained: 10 reasons why to use unlocked cellphones on anMVNO.

Talking of unlocked cell phones, one of the beauties of using an MVNO is that you can choose only tobuy the SIM and then use it in your unlocked phone. This means that you're not forced to upgrade to anexpensive phone, and can either use your existing unlocked phone, or buy an unlocked cell phone ofyour choice.

Unlocked cell phones are almost always a lot cheaper than buying them from a big network (or evenan MVNO), so the way to save the most money is to go for a SIM-only MVNO package, and thenpurchase an unlocked cell phone separately.

AMGOO's range of affordable smartphones are a great starting point. They'll work with your MVNO

SIM, and are really easy on the wallet, maximizing the money that you save, whilst not forcing you toskimp on features, or have to keep an old, slow, phone!

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