FreeUP Mobile

Two weeks after tweaking its plans to include unlimited data at 2G speeds, FreeUP Mobile is out with another change today.  The AT&T MVNO is now offering a multi-month plan. FreeUP Mobile’s new multi-month plan is priced at $40 for 3 months of wireless service.  That works out to an

FreeUP Mobile went live with changes to its website and phone plans today.  One plan got a high-speed data allotment increase and others got upgraded from hard capped data to unlimited 2G data.  Here’s a summary of those changes: FreeUP Mobile’s Updated Phone Plans Highlighted FreeUP Mobile’s $45 phone plan

Thanks to a tip from Osiris Rodriguez, BestMVNO has learned that FreeUP Mobile has updated its wireless plans.  The AT&T powered provider has eliminated several plans and has improved or altered several others.  The BestMVNO featured plan includes unlimited talk and text with 6GB of LTE data for $30/month. FreeUP

Back in November, FreeUP Mobile formally launched a free wireless plan.  The plan came with a combination of 500 minutes or text messages and 100MB of LTE data with free unlimited access to a nationwide network of over 4 million WiFi hotspots.  Today, the company announced a change to the plan. 

FreeUP Mobile is one of the newest wireless providers on the market.  The MVNO launched earlier this year, with service being provided on the AT&T network.  The company launched with aspirations of being able to provide free wireless service to its customers.  Subscribers who participated in the MVNO’s customer rewards program

FreeUP Mobile is a newcomer to the market.  The MVNO launched in April of 2018 using AT&T’s network to provide service.  It is run by Rod Nakjavani, who co-founded Simple Mobile in 2009.  Thanks to a BestMVNO reader inquiry, I’ve learned that FreeUP Mobile now has some new phone plans.  After

FreeUP Mobile has been beta testing service the past few weeks on what it calls the nation’s largest 4G LTE GSM network. The use of that slogan coupled with the coverage map shown on their website indicate that cellular service is provided by AT&T. The Story Behind FreeUP Mobile The company’s