FreeUP Mobile At A Glance
Year Founded: 2018
Networks Used: AT&T
Sells Phones: Yes
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Online Payment Options: Credit Cards, Debit Cards, Refill Cards, Rewards Program
Contact Information
Website: https://freeupmobile.com/Phone Number:
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Social Media Accounts
A Summary Of FreeUP Mobile Phone Plans
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Things To Know About FreeUP Mobile Before You Subscribe
FreeUP Mobile soft launched in the early part of 2018. It was founded by Rod Nakjavani who is no stranger to the MVNO industry. In 2009 he co-founded Simple Mobile, a brand that he and his team enjoyed quick success with. In less than 3 years time, the Simple Mobile brand grew to approximately 1.6 million subscribers before being purchased in May of 2012 by América Móvil.
FreeUP Mobile offers service using the AT&T network. The company hoped to be able to provide free cellular service to its customers through the use of a special rewards program. However, that rewards program got discontinued in September of 2019. Despite the discontinuation of the rewards program, FreeUP Mobile will continue to offer a free basic phone plan.
Supported Phones And BYOD Devices
A variety of phones are sold through the FreeUP Mobile phone store, which appears to be handled by a third party. Both old and new models from brands such as Apple, Samsung and LG are carried. The MVNO also supports bring your own device. Any out of contract AT&T compatible device will work. Most T-Mobile devices are also compatible as long as they are out of contract, paid off in full and not reported lost or stolen. Universally unlocked phones from manufacturer’s such as Motorola and Samsung will also work.
Where To Buy Service Plans And SIM Cards
Plans and SIM cards can be purchased online through the FreeUP Mobile website or Amazon. Some local independent prepaid wireless dealers may also carry the brand.
FreeUP Mobile Customer Service
At launch, customer support was limited to filling out a contact form on the company’s website.
