Selectel Wireless: What Are the Pros and Cons?
- USA based customer support
- In areas with stores, they offer device repairs
- Extremely limited number of phones available
- Extremely limited number of stores for in person support
- Plans more expensive than most
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How Selectel Wireless Plans Work
Selectel Wireless initially launched in 2008 as a local exchange carrier that resold Verizon and CenturyLink landline service. In 2013 the company began offering wireless service to its local landline customers and the first Selectel Wireless retail store opened in Fremont, Nebraska. Since then the business has expanded to have over 13 retail stores in Nebraska and Kansas and over 1,000 independent dealers nationwide. Selectel is currently an MVNO that operates on the Verizon network. A unique feature offered is that several phone plans include domestic voice roaming utilizing Verizon’s postpaid network roaming partners. It is one of the few if not only MVNO providers to offer the same type of voice roaming that Verizon’s postpaid customers get.
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