Updated: The Best U. S. Prepaid Talk and Text Only Deals. Posted by. Dennis Bournique at 6: 3. PM on Tuesday, January 3, 2. Welcome to Prepaid Phone News' continuously updated guide to the best deals in prepaid voice and text messaging plans. Last Updated: 4/2/1. Removed discontinued Red Pocket Pay. Go plan. This post is for anyone who uses their phone for voice calls and text messaging only and doesn't need or want to pay for data. Some of the plans covered here do include data but it may be limited or overpriced. If you want to use even a little data along with your talking and texting see our companion post; The Best Deals On Prepaid Mobile Data. All prepaid operators rely on one of the big four for their coverage. At the national level, AT& T and Verizon provide service in more places than T- Mobile and Sprint. But all four have areas that they don't cover. I've created a page showing the national coverage maps for all prepaid operators. It has links to each operator's detailed block by block maps. Rule out the networks that don't provide service where you live, work and play. Once you've found the networks that will work for you, check out my recommendations below to find the best deal for your usage on your preferred networks. Recommendations: Unlimited plans have gotten so inexpensive that they are the most cost effective choice for anyone who averages more than a combined total of 5. For users who need fewer minutes and texts a pay as you go or non- unlimited monthly plan can be an even better deal: Here are the least expensive choices by network and usage: Verizon: Over. Boom Mobile or ECO Mobile $2. Verizon $3. 0 unlimited plan. Under 1. 00. 0, Expo Mobile Pay As You Go or Page Plus $1. Plan or Selectel $7. AT& T: Over 8. Airvoice Wireless or Easy. Go $2. 0or Cricket $3. Under 8. 00, Airvoice $1. Plan, H2. O's Pay As You Go or Pure Talk $1. Simple Plan. T- Mobile: Over 1. Ultra Mobile, Boom Mobile or ECO Mobile $2. Metro. PCS $3. 0 unlimited plans. Under 1. 00. 0, Speed. Talk's Low Cost Pay. Go or Lycamobile Pay as You Go. Sprint: Over 1. 00. Boom Mobile or ECO Mobile $2. Boost's $3. 5 ($3. Under 1. 00. 0, Expo Mobile Pay As You Go. Cheapest may not always be best. With the exception of Airvoice and Book Mobile which offer excellent support, the low price leaders tend to have less than stellar customer service. There are other operators worthy on consideration. Compare them using the four tables below which list the best values in unlimited talk and text plans, pay as you go plans, non- unlimited monthly plans and unlimited text plans. In the tables, click the operator's name in the first column for Prepaid. Phone. News' coverage of that operator. Want to hook up my Samsung Galaxy phone to my JVC TV, so that I can watch the videos that I downloaded to my phone on my TV. What kind of cable do I need and what. The only touch screen Straight Talk phone that runs on Verizon is the LG 511C. It's been discontinued but you might still be able to find one. Click the plan name in the second column to go directly to the operator's site. Except as noted, prices include all fees and taxes with the exception of applicable state sales tax and e. Unlimited Voice and Text Only Plans. Operator (review)Plan (operator site)Network. Phones. Monthly Cost. Voice min. SMSData. Republic. Talk & Text. T- Mobile. Republic Only$1. Unlimited. Unlimitednone. Ultra Mobile$1. 9 Unlimited. T- Mobile. T- Mobile or Unlocked GSM$1. Unlimited. Unlimited. MBBoom Mobile. Prepaid Plan. Verizon, T- Mobile or Sprint. Verizon, Sprint, T- Mobile or unlocked GSM$1. Unlimited. Unlimited. MBAirvoice Wireless. Unlimited Talk and Text. AT& TAT& T or unlocked GSM$2. Unlimited. Unlimited. MB 5. ECO Mobile. Unlimited Talk & Text. Verizon, Sprint or T- Mobile. Verizon, Sprint, T- Mobile or Unlocked GSM$2. Unlimited. Unlimited. MBEasy. Go. Unlimited Monthly. AT& T or unlocked GSM$2. Unlimited. Unlimited. MB 2. Cricket (AT& T)Talk & Text. AT& TCricket feature phones or AT& T or Unlocked GSM BYOP$2. Unlimited. Unlimitednone. Total Wireless (Trac. Fone)Unlimited Talk & Text. Verizon. Total Wireless and Verizon$2. GB of rollover data for $1. Verizon. Unlimited. Verizon. Verizon feature phones only$3. AT& T Go. Phone. Unlimited. AT& TAT& T or unlocked GSM3. MB for $5. Boost Mobile (Sprint)2 Gigs. Sprint. Boost phones$3. GB1 Ultra Mobile charges a . With pay as you go, you are only charged for actual minutes and texts used. With the exception of Speed. Talk's plans, unused funds roll over indefinitely as long as you top up before your service expires. T- Mobile pay as you go charges $3/month which includes 3. Additional minutes or texts are 1. Funds do not expire but you must make a voice call, or send a message or use data or purchase a top- up at least every 9. Most of them either cost as much or more as unlimited plans or their price per . Also available: 1 GB/ 4. MMS for $1. 9. 9. Unused add- on data expires after 3. Selectel overage - 5. Unlimited Talk and Text plans have become so inexpensive that the unlimited texting plans don't make much sense anymore. For what it's worth, here are the least expensive unlimited text plans. Best Unlimited Text Deals. Operator. Plan. Network. Allowed Phones. Monthly Cost. Voice min. SMSData. Chit. Chat. Basic Package. Sprint. Most Sprint$9. MBKajeet$1. 4. 9. Sprint. Kajeet, most Sprint$1.
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