Ting Wireless News

Over the summer, DISH made a move to acquire Ting Mobile assets from Tucows. That gave DISH about 150,000 new wireless accounts and over 200,000 subscribers effective August 1, 2020. A press release at the time stated that “most” Ting Mobile customers became DISH customers on that day. DISH, under

The DISH Network and Tucows Inc. jointly announced today that DISH has acquired some Ting Mobile assets from Tucows. A representative speaking on behalf of Tucows told BestMVNO that DISH has acquired the right to use the Ting Mobile brand for two years and Ting Mobile’s loyal customer relationships. At

Last summer, Ting announced that it was dropping T-Mobile as a network partner in favor of adding Verizon later in the year.  The reason for the change was due to the uncertainty over the T-Mobile Sprint merger.  However, in December of 2019 things changed and Ting announced that they came

Ting Mobile has announced that it is offering new subscribers a $50 Amazon Gift card.  Ting Mobile operates on both the Sprint and T-Mobile networks, although earlier in the year the MVNO announced that it was discontinuing service on the T-Mobile network in favor of adding Verizon.  The $50 gift

Tucows, the company behind Ting, says that it is revising its 2019 cash EDITDA guidance downward from $62 million to $52 million.  The company blames underperformance in the mobile business, carrier migration costs, and carrier penalties as the reasons for the guidance revision. “Challenges and uncertainty in our carrier relationships

Last month Boom Mobile discontinued service on the Sprint network.  Boom Mobile worked out a deal with Ting to transfer all of Boom Mobile’s customers over to Ting.  Those customers who decided to stick with Ting after the transfer got a great deal.  Subscribers were offered an unlimited talk, text,

Ting Mobile certainly has an interesting take on a new promotion.  The MVNO is offering up to $150 back in account credits to those who have their broken phone repaired and activated on Ting. This is the first time that I’ve heard of such a promotion.  For some, the account

Ting Mobile has launched a new promotion centered around the upcoming Valentine’s Day holiday.  Those who bring a loved one to Ting will get the second line free for life. Offer Details Ting normally charges a $6 line access fee for each line in an account.  Talk, text, and data

Word broke in May that TPO Mobile may be exiting the USA market.  A short while later TPO Mobile sent out a notice to its shareholders that it was working on a deal with Ting to migrate its customer base there.  Now both items have finally come to fruition. TPO

Ting has announced some of its Black Friday 2018 deals.  Some deals include getting $300 back on the purchase of an iPhone 7, $200 back on the purchase of a Google Pixel XL, and $100 back on the purchase of a Motorola E4 Plus. Ting Mobile Black Friday Preview Deals

Ting Mobile has announced a new promotion.  The promotion is being marketed as a “back to school sale.”  Customers that purchase a Moto G6 in the Ting store will receive $100 in Ting account credits. Offer Fine Print There’s not much by way of fine print here.  Customers simply need

Ting Mobile is currently running a couple of different promotions.  The MVNO is giving away 4 Moto Z2 Plays with Hasselblad True Zoom Moto Mods as part of a photo contest.  One grand prize winner will receive a Sony Alpha a6000 digital camera.  You don’t have to be a Ting

Thanks to a reader tip, I have learned that Ting recently added international calling free of charge to its cell phone plans. Ting minutes are now global minutes the company has proclaimed through its website.  This means that if you have a plan with 100 minutes, you can use them all

Starting today and lasting until October 22nd, Ting is giving away 2 GB of high speed data free to anyone that adds a line of service to their Ting account. The promotion is structured such that the free data allotment will be spread out over 2 months.  Customers will receive

Tucows, the parent company behind Ting has just acquired a Canadian MVNO, Roam Mobility from Otono Networks.  Terms of the deal have not been disclosed. Roam Mobility specializes in providing service for Canadian snowbirds, ie, those that travel from Canada to the USA for the winter.  The brand operates as