T-Mobile MVNO prepaid carriers getting ready to offer 4…
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Trying to find the right prepaid carrier is no easy task, but those that want to be with a T-Mobile MVNO might find it easy to make a decision soon. Two T-Mobile MVNO carriers are getting ready to offer 4G LTE speeds as soon as T-Mobile flips the switch on, further firing up the battle between carriers and MVNOs. Said prepaid carriers are Solavei and Ready SIM.
An MVNO (mobile virtual network operator) is a carrier that offers cellphone services without owning the network. In other words, they piggyback on one of the carriers which do own towers across the country. Though very few of these offer 4G LTE, we are starting to see a breakthrough of affordable/prepaid MVNOs offering these latest-generation data speeds.
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Prepaid Electricity Plans Gain Momentum
Article from Greentech Media:
More pilots, more technology and more data drive acceptance.
Using electricity is often compared to going to a grocery store that doesn’t list any prices on its items, picking up whatever you want and then getting a bill at the end of the month. Sometimes the analogy is a buffet, rather than a grocery store. The outcome is always the same: you consume with abandon, then get stuck with a bill in the future.
In every other aspect of our lives, prepay or pay-as-you-go plans are ubiquitous, whether in the form of gift cards, subway passes, EZPasses or cell phone plans. Prepay electricity has long been a staple in other regions of the world, but it has been slow to penetrate the U.S. market. Today, customers are increasingly interested in prepay for electricity and utilities, and regulators are taking a closer look than ever before.
“Customers appreciate the ability to more closely align their budget with their spend,” said Jamie Wimberly, CEO of DEFG EcoAlign, a management con…………………continues on Greentech Media
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