ROK Mobile

ROK Mobile’s sudden shut down of its Sprint network plans has left some customers looking for a new provider.  Red Pocket Mobile stated to BestMVNO that it has collaborated with ROK Mobile to help customers migrate their numbers over to Red Pocket before the end of the day today, 8/31/18. 

Back in May of this year, ROK Mobile discontinued its Sprint based plans.  Subscribers were allowed to keep whatever Sprint based plan they had, but new subscribers could no longer sign up for one.  Now according to HowardForums and Reddit posters,  it seems those that kept their Sprint based plan

ROK Mobile has had a rocky year.  The MVNO repeatedly changed its phone plan lineup around.  It had Sprint based plans that got discontinued and brought back at a later date.  The same thing happened with the company’s Verizon based plans.  This in itself was pretty troubling.  Then, back in

ROK Mobile has updated its phone plans to include more data and lower prices.  This comes just weeks after I suggested the company could be on death watch after it dropped its Verizon and Sprint based plans and cut out its dealers.   This is at least the 9th time that ROK

In less than a year’s time, ROK Mobile has under gone numerous iterations.  We’ve seen the company discontinue its Sprint based plans only to bring them back at a later date. A Verizon based unlimited plan was discontinued only to return later at a higher rate.  We’ve seen other Verizon

A couple of weeks ago ROK Mobile altered its phone plan lineup by eliminating an unlimited data plan that it offered on the Verizon network. The plan was priced at $50 a month.  Today that plan is back, but now it costs $75/month. That’s quite a large price jump.  ROK

Today a reader left me a comment asking what happened to ROK Mobile’s $50 unlimited data plan. They said it could no longer be found on the ROK Mobile website and asked me if I could verify its existence. After taking a look myself, I see that it has indeed disappeared.

ROK Mobile has just announced a new promotional offer just in time for the holiday season.  Those who subscribe to ROK Mobile’s unlimited LTE data plan on either the Sprint or Verizon network can get the plan for just $33/month.  To get the promotional rate, subscribers must signup for 3

ROK Mobile has been a busy bee this past year, updating its cell phone plans numerous times.  The latest plan changes are for what the company calls its “other CDMA plans,” or what we take to mean Verizon, given that it has another set of CDMA plans that are clearly

ROK Mobile made several changes to its cell phone plan lineup over the past several months.  Some of those changes included the addition of an unlimited data plan, as well as adding Sprint back as an MVNO network partner. About a week ago the Sprint and Verizon MVNO announced on its

It was only weeks ago that ROK Mobile introduced some new cell phone plans.  Yet in the past 24 hours the Sprint and Verizon MVNO has revamped their phone plan lineup again. The new lineup mostly impacts the Sprint side of ROK Mobile, and the changes are ones that may certainly

Last week ROK Mobile announced a new plan lineup for its Sprint network, adding several new plans, while the companies single Verizon based plan appeared to be little more than a blip on the radar.  The Verizon based plan was not even remotely competitive in the market place.  This seemed

In early May it was discovered that ROK Mobile added Sprint back as an MVNO network partner after more than a year of being an exclusive partner of Verizon. With the reintroduction of Sprint as a network partner, the MVNO announced several new Sprint exclusive plans.  At launch the plans

ROK Mobile launched nearly three years ago as both a Sprint and T-Mobile MVNO.  A few months after launch, the company went on a promotional blitz offering unlimited talk, text, and data with the first 5 GB at high speeds, as well as access to a streaming music service that

ROK Mobile was founded in 2013 and officially launched in the USA in the summer of 2014. As of sometime in late 2018 ROK Mobile’s website was taken offline indicating the provider stopped offering service.  What follows remains in place for historical purposes. The company is an MVNO of AT&T.