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This holiday shopping season has seen an increase in the number of prepaid wireless brands investing in the marketing of their services. Consumer Cellular, Cricket Wireless, Metro by T-Mobile, Mint Mobile, Straight Talk Wireless, TextNow, and Visible have all launched new video advertising campaigns. While most have focused on traditional

Yesterday, a Reddit user shared a screenshot of what is supposed to have been an upcoming promo from Visible. The promo was said to offer new subscribers $20 off their first month of service. Visible’s previous iteration of that offer came to an end on 9/30/2020. The new promo was

There’s been a big shift in the brands that are spending on national TV advertising Wave7 Research recently reported to its subscribers. Lesser known brands such as TextNow and Pure TalkUSA are working to raise consumer awareness of their offerings through the advertisements. Verizon is also upping its spend on

Verizon owned prepaid brand Visible has a new celebrity endorser in Dan Levy.  Levy is the son of actor Eugene Levy who starred in the American Pie series of movies among a plethora of other TV shows and movies.  His son Dan is an actor and writer on the Canadian

Visible is now offering 2 more devices for free with device swap.  The new free with device swap phone options include the Visible ZTE Blade A7 Prime and the Moto E6.  They became available as free options a few weeks ago according to a Reddit post from a Visible employee. 

Last year Verizon launched Visible, a prepaid wireless brand selling a single phone plan priced at $40/month for unlimited talk, text, and data.  With the launch, Verizon finally had a prepaid brand to compete against those owned by other carriers such as AT&T’s Cricket Wireless, Sprint’s Boost Mobile, and T-Mobile’s

A couple of months ago, someone started a thread on Reddit wondering why Visible doesn’t offer higher data speeds for a small fee.  A Visible employee responded to the thread stating “Oh, I think we can do better than that pretty shortly 😉 … stay tuned.” Today, the prepaid brand

Back in January, Visible launched limited support for bring your own Android device.  By limited, the Verizon owned prepaid brand meant the Samsung Galaxy S9 and the Samsung Galaxy S9+.  Visible promised that support for more Android devices would be “coming soon.” We’re now in the month of May and

Visible, the prepaid wireless service that was launched by Verizon last May, has announced the availability of a customer referral program.  Those that refer a friend to Visible will receive $20 off their bill for that month.  New subscribers through the referral will also receive a $20 credit so that

Visible is running a promotion.  Customers who buy a phone from Visible will get up to $200 back in the form of a Prepaid Mastercard Virtual Account.  Those who bring their own compatible device to the Verizon backed service will get a $100 Prepaid Mastercard Virtual Account. Fine Print Those

Verizon owned Visible launched as a wireless provider less than a year ago.  Visible only sells one phone plan with unlimited talk, text, data and mobile hotspot priced at $40 month, taxes and fees included.  Since its inception, the service has only available to iPhone owners.  However, over the course of the past

Several months ago Verizon launched a prepaid brand called Visible.  Although Visible is owned by Verizon, it operates independently from it.  At launch, the service was only available by invite code and could only be subscribed to by iPhone owners.  Visible just notified BestMVNO that as of last week an

It looks like Verizon Wireless may finally have a low cost brand to compete with the likes of AT&T’s Cricket Wireless, T-Mobile’s MetroPCS and Sprint’s Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile brands. Visible is a newly launched wireless service provider.  A representative of the company confirmed to BestMVNO that Visible is