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  Summary of Verizon’s Proposed Prepaid Wireless Plan Changes via Phandroid.com        Come March 1st Verizon is said to be releasing a new prepaid wireless plan for $60.  The new plan will include unlimited talk and text, and 2.5 GB of 4G LTE data that becomes 3 GB if you

Cellular Data Network Settings Disabled on iOS with ATT MVNO SIM Cards        I was recently contacted by a reader who is having a problem with getting their AT&T carrier unlocked iPhone 5S to fully work with ATT MVNO Airvoice Wireless. The individual presented with a rather peculiar issue in

        MetTel Mobile, which is based out of NYC, pools voice, data and text together from the Verizon, Sprint and ATT networks so that you can have nationwide coverage for your business without worry of dead zones.  Through its proprietary MetOne Portal you are able to manage every product and

On February 11th It will Become Easier to Unlock Your Phone on All Major Carriers           New unlocking procedures for cell phones, tablets and other devices will go into effect on February 11th, 2015 for the top 5 carriers in the USA.  Carriers involved include ATT, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon and

            NetOnTheRun is another T-Mobile reseller with a focus on your business.  They offer unlimited talk, text and data for $45 a month, although data is throttled after 1 GB of 4G LTE.  Coverage however, mirrors exactly that of T-Mobiles including all of their roaming agreements which is not

            Has your Twitter timeline been hit with an advertisement for Freewheel?  Mine has.  Freewheel is Cablevision’s attempt to branch out as a mobile phone service provider, all for the not so low price of $29.99 a month.  The service will include unlimited talk, text and data

         All you Verizon Prepaid users out there, or those of you thinking of making the switch will be pleased to know that the carrier is increasing the amount of 4G LTE data available on it’s Allset prepaid wireless plan.  When first released the plans contained 500

                 Just the other day I wrote about RingTo as a provider of free SMS and voice calls to anywhere in America.  Today I will present another company that you’ve likely never heard of that also offers free voice calls, although they do not provide sms integration as their

         We’ve mentioned many times before that signing up for a plan with unlimited calls and texts isn’t really necessary anymore these days, what’s most important is to go for plans that offer the most data for the least amount of money and RingTo presents another reason to buy into

      We here at BestMVNO from time to time get contacted by various companies and persons informing us either that they are a new MVNO that is launching or that they are a small one that has been humming along for a brief period of time.  These companies

       Today only, and with just 14h or less remaining on the deal, Amazon is offering the Nokia Lumia 520 for $19.99.  The model is a GSM AT&T based phone, which means any AT&T MVNO can be used with it.  Although the phone is on the low end in terms

Welcome to the new BestMVNO.com website!  It’s taken quite some time to migrate over to a new server, but now I’m ready to get back to business providing you with all the latest prepaid phone plan news and more.  This process isn’t 100% complete yet as I’m sure there are

Changing cell phone service providers should continue to get easier as the Senate recently passed the Unlocking Consumer Choice and Wireless Competition Act which legalizes unlocking your phone. Of course, this only applies to phones on expired contracts.  For some reason tablets were not included as part of this act, though their

     Well, there really hasn’t been a whole lot of news to report recently, but I do anticipate a few more stories going live in the coming days. I don’t like to report on things that haven’t quite happened yet and or with incomplete information except under certain circumstances. Using

More work ahead for BestMVNO and that can only benefit you!  Another thing I’d like to add to the carrier MVNO pages is more of a comparison of the limitations of each MVNO, more of the fine print that each one has. I’ve been mentioning these limitations or the fine