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PrepaYd Offering Unlimited 4G for $60

May 2, 2012, 9:17 AM by Eric M. Zeman

PrepaYd Wireless today announced the availability of several new plans, including a WiMax-based 4G data plan. PrePaYd now offers plans that cost $35, $40, $45, $50, and $60 per month. The entry-level $35 plan offers unlimited talk and text, while the $60 plan offers unlimited talk, text, messaging, and 4G data. PrepaYd sells devices and service that run on Sprint's EVDO 3G and WiMax 4G networks, including the HTC Arrive, LG Optimus S, and others.

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Haggard

May 2, 2012, 9:18 AM

Ghetto

wireless service? PrepaYd? Really?

OmegaWolf747

Ghetto it might be, but for those with bad credit or who can't afford to pay for an expensive contract, it would likely meet their needs.

BigRed75

Haggard said:
wireless service? PrepaYd? Really?

Of course it's ghetto, it's a Sprint MVNO. Isn't Boost's slogan, "Where you at?" When you call Boost Customer Care, even their voice propmpts sound ghetto.

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