It's real data and a VoIP number, looks okay to me. I thought they make money off the no confirmation "upgrades" with monthly fees. While sketchy, it is actual

It's real data and a VoIP number, looks okay to me. I thought they make money off the no confirmation "upgrades" with monthly fees. While sketchy, it is actually free after the "activation fee" etc. There was also ring+ which shut down, pay a few hundred up front for 5GB data "for life" + a real non VoIP phone number. All in all unless you can't afford cell service at all, it really isn't worth the hassle (no real phone number, just VoIP so it gets rejected for verification).