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Use Ting. Pay for what you use. https://ting.com/ https://ting.com/
by fermienrico 6y ago
Use Ting. Pay for what you use. https://ting.com/ https://ting.com/
- supernova87a 6y agoWhat I dislike about Ting is that as soon as you rack up even 1 text message (which you are bound to, by annoying text message services who spam you), they charge you the next tier. The worry about hitting the next tier (voice, data, text) was very annoying and I abandoned them.
- fermienrico 6y agomy bill is like $18/month. That's still a lot lower than $70 plans that people hardly use.
- throwaway58765 6y agoAre Ting numbers able to receive texts from short codes? Do they identify the numbers as voip?
- techsupporter 6y agoYes they can and no they don’t. Ting are a true MVNO; the phone numbers are mobile numbers, thought I understand where you’re coming from and I am also very annoyed by some companies rejecting “fake VoIP” numbers. (For those who will come along after me and say that VoIP numbers are easier to get and carrier numbers have some kind of identity checking: I can get a hundred numbers that validate as “mobile” in the name of George Crabtree for a handful of dollars in under a week. Scammers can also do these schemes so all you’re doing is pissing off proper customers.)