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The Mountain Prepaid
Shopper
 
CONSUMER
CELLULAR
Consumer Cellular gets good reviews, but the only way to get a deal is to either sign up for an AARP Discount on their own web site, or find a cheaper carrier that uses AT&T like Red Pocket Mobile.  Google Fi doesn't offer many deals but you can get cheaper Google Fi Pixel Phones at Amazon. Since Google uses Wi-Fi first, you would get a better connection and better deal if you used a service that uses Wi-Fi Calling only when you need it, and a better selection of actual cellular networks like US Mobile.  H2O has been a price leader and gives you a choice of the AT&T or Verizon networks. They only have a few choices on their own web site but you can also get Cheaper Phones for H2O Wireless at Amazon.  T-MOBILE
PREPAID
T-Mobile Prepaid looks too much like T-Mobile's regular plans. To get a better-priced service, use one of the many independent wireless providers that use the T-Mobile network but are not owned by T-Mobile like Red Pocket Mobile.  ULTRA MOBILE
Ultra Mobile is a variation of T-Mobile's Prepaids. A better choice among those is Mint Mobile. Otherwise, you can buy cheaper, Ultra Mobile-compatible phones at Amazon. |