Comments on: New prepaid unlimited plans causing market volatility http://www.prepaidreviews.com/blog/tracfone/new-prepaid-unlimited-plans-causing-market-volatility-35797/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 06:13:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: KLyn http://www.prepaidreviews.com/blog/tracfone/new-prepaid-unlimited-plans-causing-market-volatility-35797/comment-page-1/#comment-92813 KLyn Sun, 12 Jul 2009 14:27:56 +0000 http://www.prepaidreviews.com/blog/?p=2180#comment-92813 Straight talk is undoubtedly the best offer on the market. Both plans are fantastic with the $30 plan giving minutes at 2 cents, texts at 1 cent and free data it's cheaper than any contract around. I don't know who would use more than 1000 minutes but $45 is not allot for those who do. Straight talk is undoubtedly the best offer on the market. Both plans are fantastic with the $30 plan giving minutes at 2 cents, texts at 1 cent and free data it’s cheaper than any contract around. I don’t know who would use more than 1000 minutes but $45 is not allot for those who do.

]]> By: Peter Kent http://www.prepaidreviews.com/blog/tracfone/new-prepaid-unlimited-plans-causing-market-volatility-35797/comment-page-1/#comment-92490 Peter Kent Thu, 09 Jul 2009 00:49:53 +0000 http://www.prepaidreviews.com/blog/?p=2180#comment-92490 Don't quote me Joe. The buzz in the prepaid underground is that longtime major (but very little known) Verizon Mvno Page Plus Cellular will be launching their answers to what's going on in the wireless industry. Until Straight Talk Unlimited came out, Page Plus was the only Verizon mvno to offer any sort of unlimited option besides Verizon prepaid wireless itself. Page Plus ranges from 1.99 - 2.49 a day depending in what state you are in with no text included. It's called a daily plan, but it charges you every day whether used or not so it is actually a mislabeled monthly plan. With ST making waves, affecting Stock prices and directly challenging other Verizon Mvnos with a price point unmatched in the industry (for using Verizon's network), it makes sense for Page Plus to respond. If Page Plus gets a plan that is equal to or close to the Straight Talk plan they can use their longtime advantage of being able to use a huge variety of Verizon phones on their network: a big ST weakpoint (three models only for now). Plus if Page Plus has some data package options thrown in , it will address their longtime weakness in that area too. Current data prices are expensive and plans are not available, it is strictly a pay as you go basis. Straight Talk has shaken up a lot of the other prepaids, but it looks like Page Plus isn't going to just sit their and let their Verizon flavored cake get eaten by the new kid on the block. Don’t quote me Joe. The buzz in the prepaid underground is that longtime major (but very little known) Verizon Mvno Page Plus Cellular will be launching their answers to what’s going on in the wireless industry. Until Straight Talk Unlimited came out, Page Plus was the only Verizon mvno to offer any sort of unlimited option besides Verizon prepaid wireless itself. Page Plus ranges from 1.99 – 2.49 a day depending in what state you are in with no text included. It’s called a daily plan, but it charges you every day whether used or not so it is actually a mislabeled monthly plan.

With ST making waves, affecting Stock prices and directly challenging other Verizon Mvnos with a price point unmatched in the industry (for using Verizon’s network), it makes sense for Page Plus to respond.

If Page Plus gets a plan that is equal to or close to the Straight Talk plan they can use their longtime advantage of being able to use a huge variety of Verizon phones on their network: a big ST weakpoint (three models only for now). Plus if Page Plus has some data package options thrown in , it will address their longtime weakness in that area too. Current data prices are expensive and plans are not available, it is strictly a pay as you go basis.

Straight Talk has shaken up a lot of the other prepaids, but it looks like Page Plus isn’t going to just sit their and let their Verizon flavored cake get eaten by the new kid on the block.

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