ROK Mobile

ROK Mobile currently offers one phone plan for $49.99/month that includes unlimited talk, text, streaming access to a music library of 20 million songs, and 5 GB of 4G LTE data courtesy of Verizon’s network. In a recently published Forbes article, ROK Mobile co-founders, John Paul DeJoria and Jonathan Kendrick

ROK Mobile announced on its website that it will no longer provide service on two of our three Nationwide 4G LTE networks, effective December 18th, 2015. The two providers it is dropping service with are Sprint and T-Mobile as ROK Mobile claims that your service will now be better as

ROK Mobile, an MVNO that operates utilizing three out of the four major USA mobile networks (Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile) has said that it is going to be offering its customers an unlimited video streaming service in the first quarter of 2016. The new streaming service will feature thousands of Hollywood

ROK Mobile, the MVNO that was co-founded by John Paul Dejoria who also co-founded the Paul Mitchell salon product line, has now partnered with “the nation’s largest 4G LTE network” which seems to imply Verizon as one of it’s MVNO partners.  The company still maintains partnerships with Sprint and T-Mobile

        Rok Mobile is a unique MVNO that operates on the T-Mobile and Sprint networks.  Today they unleashed a new promotion, that is unrivaled by any other prepaid wireless provider.  The special promotion is that if you are willing to commit to 3 months of service, they’ll give it

       ROK Mobile has silently been running a promotion.  It’s the same promotion they had for the December holiday season.  I do not know how long they have been running this new one but it could quite possibly be today only.  However, if it was longer than a day and

    Rok Mobile really wants you as a customer, so much so that they have a spectacular offer in place for you for the holidays. Their  service normally runs at $49.99 a month for unlimited talk, text and 5 GB of 4G LTE data as well as unlimited access to

UPDATE: Rok Mobile has officially gone out of testing and is now available for everyone without the need for an invitation.  The MVNO is indeed going through T-Mobile and Sprint and they now have a list which includes all devices that are officially supported through their BYOD program.  Highlights include the

There’s a new MVNO about to launch, and it will likely will be running as both a T-mobile and Sprint MVNO.  Coming July 4th, ROK Mobile promises to do it different by including streaming music as part of it’s core service.  This is a bit unusual from an MVNO perspective