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I'm paying no monthly fees on Ringplus for a decent plan (3500 min/sms/mb). It's not so simple to get, they have "flash promos" with good plans, but if you sign
by ikeboy 10y ago
I'm paying no monthly fees on Ringplus for a decent plan (3500 min/sms/mb). It's not so simple to get, they have "flash promos" with good plans, but if you sign up for promo emails at https://promos.ringplus.net/ https://promos.ringplus.net/ you should be able to catch them (one's going on today and tomorrow).
The only catches are a weirdly structured sign up fee (minimum top up for most plans, and now they have member+ only plans, which costs $120 for lifetime, but was different in the past), and their radio program, which replaces the outgoing ring tone with ads/music/news/etc (you can configure it a bit).
I've been using it for months and there's no other catches, which is great.
The future of phone service is free.
- niij 10y agoHow is this even possible? Their site seems so sketchy.
- ikeboy 10y agoThey do charge random startup fees, and they have ads on every call you place, but only before it's picked up.
- subhobroto 10y agoThe topup fees go straight to your account balance minus the taxes. You are able to use that balance for any overages. They did start charging upgrade fees for a few promotions but that is often 0 too.
- subhobroto 10y agoHello! I love my Ringplus! Feel free to say Hi : https://social.ringplus.net/profile/33/subhobroto https://social.ringplus.net/profile/33/subhobroto > The future of phone service is free. For Ringplus, yes. For other providers, perhaps inexpensive enough to be considered "free".