When it comes to finding a prepaid phone plan, traditional carriers like AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile aren't your only options.

Metro by T-Mobile is a bit of a known quantity with a handful of unlimited plans, multi-line savings, and the strong T-Mobile ...

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Metro by T-Mobile is a prepaid carrier with unlimited data plans, generous hotspot data, and multi-line savings for families.

and it offers a variety of prepaid plans. The T-Mobile-owned MVNO offers so-called unlimited plans too, but these all have high-speed data caps. Now, Ultra Mobile has announced that it’s lifting ...

With Metro by T-Mobile, you don’t get a choice of networks, but most people will be covered by the T-Mobile 5G network. You ...

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As well as its more well-known 'postpaid' unlimited plans, T-Mobile also has a number of prepaid plans to check out for those who want a plan on the service, but want to spend a little bit less.

Both AT&T prepaid and Verizon’s prepaid plans were fine, albeit worse than a traditional cell phone plan. Mint Mobile is the cheapest I’ve had; offering unlimited data for $30 a month.