Best Prepaid Plans from Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile: Fine print

Last updated on December 31st, 2020 at 12:42 pm

The wireless cellular market of the United States is now stable and there are three major carriers that offer the most affordable cellular plans to customers. The customers can now enjoy almost unlimited data with every plan at reduced prices. But most of these changes happened in both postpaid and prepaid plans but postpaid customers get more perks and prioritization network.

But for budget-conscious customers, a prepaid plan is a always boon because it controls their spending on phone services. Customers, who don’t change their handset frequently, also prefer to adopt prepaid plans. Once you have purchased a handset from a competitive market at its full price, now you just need services only.

Here we will see the prepaid plans offered by all three major carriers in the USA.

Verizon Wireless Prepaid

Verizon Wireless has four prepaid plans but it offers an unlimited data plan for a price of $60 which also includes unlimited talk and text. Verizon offers more discounts if customers opt for longer-period payment plans. For more details, click here

AT&T Prepaid

AT&T offers five prepaid plans starting at $25/mo (with condition that you pay 12-month in advance). There are two unlimited plans for the price of $50/mo and $60/mo with the auto-pay option. For more details of AT&T prepaid plans, click here.

T-Mobile Prepaid

T-Mobile also offers four prepaid plans starting from $15/mo and two unlimited data plans for a price of $50/mo and $60/mo. If you get more connections for all your family members, then you get more discount on monthly bills. For more details, click here.

If you read fine prints of terms and conditions on their websites, you will find that taxes and fees are extra. unlimited data plan doesn’t offer steady download speed for data usage, it reduces after a certain amount of data. T-Mobile also charge $10 for a SIM card starter kit,