MVNO Carriers and Ting Wireless Review

After being tired of the high cell phone bill I had from AT&T for what I was getting in return, I started the quest to lower my bill. This, of course, led me to the world of MVNOs. I had no idea about these carriers and how many there are so I just picked the one I had heard the most about. Thanks to YouTube sponsorships and advertising pushing the service in many videos I watch, I went with Ting. I'm no longer with them and I share why in this video.

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[DougASAP]

I have been on Ting since January 2014. My average monthly bill is roughly $13. I talk very little and all my messages are via Viber, WhatsApp, of Google Voice (texting). Ting works great for me!

[SmoothBunzzzz]

I'm running project fi and love it! Best customer support by far!

[marksteven]

I've been using Ting in NYC area for many years and like it - much less expensive than Sprint that I had. I now have my mother on my plan for $6 extra and we share the tier minutes under 1000/mo. little text and data =~$38/mo & I find the call quality good but I don't doubt the possible alternative experience of TU. Can get expensive if you use lots of various services yes!

[LeafVillItachi]

Thanks for sharing your input on using ting and the brief overview of MVNOs. It was really helpful info for my own endeavor to switching off Verizons pricey network soon.

[jamespatterson]

I think this plan/phone company is for me. I rarely use my phone but need it like a car needs a spare tire.

[Zraupp]

4 lines, 2100 mins, 2000 Text, 1GB-2GB $83/$87 (plus Tax and Fees)
ATT, Unlimited Talk/Text 3GB (never use) $155

we save

[dippster]

No, they are just like these other companies but they hind it better that's all, most people will not stay with TING in the long run, just like you and I did! one other time they were charging me for messages that i could never see it showed up only on their website, ( my data usage page ) they did that because my usage was so low they had to try and make money somehow from me.

[petesitt]

AT&T and Cricket are the same company. They just want to incentivize people to go to AT&T with better service.

[christiandyers]

AT&T owns Cricket and Ting is a horrible choice for anyone that requires more than 1gb of data. With Twigby, I get unlimited talk and text for $15.