Home › News ›

T-Mobile Improves International Calling Plans

Nov 19, 2014, 9:39 AM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile today made it less expensive for customers to make calls from the U.S. to select countries abroad. T-Mobile's Stateside International Talk plan allows Simple Choice subscribers to make unlimited calls to landlines in 70 countries for $5 per account (not per line). Alternately, $10 per month buys unlimited calling to mobile phones in more than 30 countries and 1,000 minutes to mobile phones in Mexico, which is in addition to the unlimited landline calling. The promotional pricing is available starting today and runs through the end of the year.

T-Mobild »

Jan 5, 2022
Verizon has made a handful of changes to its unlimited plans, giving some customers a better value. The basic structure and pricing remain unchanged, but some plans now come with more data.

Google Fi Lowers Prices on Unlimited Plans

Apr 11, 2022
Google Fi — Google's own MVNO offering cellular service — has adjusted its two unlimited plans to offer more data and features for less money. Google's cheaper Simply Unlimited plan now runs $50/month for one line, down from $60 previously.

T-Mobile Adds More Overseas and Inflight Data to its Plans

Jun 16, 2022
Starting June 21st, T-Mobile's most popular plans will include more and/or faster data while overseas, as well as inflight on major US airlines. T-Mobile's most premium plan, Magenta Max , gets the biggest upgrades, with 5 GB of international high-speed data each month — up to 5G speeds where available — in 210+ countries and destinations.

Verizon Intros New, Cheaper Unlimited Plan

Jul 12, 2022
Verizon has introduced a new entry-level unlimited plan that's $5/month cheaper. The new Welcome Unlimited plan is mostly similar to the company's 5G Start plan (which was previously the cheapest, and remains available), but does not include the 5 GB of mobile hotspot data that was recently added to that plan.

Visible Completely Overhauls Plans

Aug 17, 2022
Visible is moving to an entirely new service plan structure, dropping the base rate for a single line, but phasing out its "Party Pay" multi-line discounts. The company is also introducing a new premium plan.

more news about:

Comments

This forum is closed.

This forum is closed.

Mark_S

Nov 19, 2014, 10:29 AM

Nice but.........

Anyone can download 1 of the countless ioS or Android apps that offer this same capability for much cheaper price points.

rwalford79

Sure - and most of them require the other person to have that same app. Others do not use your telephone number or require you to open and call in the app over VoIP which sometimes is not as great sounding as a real network (and in many cases can not ...
(continues)

...

Page 1 of 1