Prepaid carriers don't offer domestic roaming. That's the line many of us has heard, but is it really true? The answer is ...

The best prepaid phone plans provide all that most people need for cell service at significantly lower costs than major ...

The only other prepaid options at Verizon are a pair of unlimited plans. They cost $50/month and $60/month after $10 autopay discounts. While all prepaid plans have access to Verizon's nationwide ...

Many of the basic, budget plans from the big three carriers have lower prioritization and less features than some prepaid alternatives.

AT&T's own prepaid brand, Cricket Wireless, hasn’t always been very competitive, but with its current crop of plans, the ...

Out of all of the service providers on this list ... LegalShield does not offer a satisfaction guarantee with its prepaid plans, although the company does guarantee that the services provided ...

Airtel’s Rs 1,999 recharge plan is a prepaid plan with a validity of 365 days. It offers unlimited voice calls to any network ...

When I look at prepaid plans, I'm considering how much data you get in exchange for your monthly rate as well as what happens when you use up all your data in a given month. (Do your speeds slow ...

Like all the prepaid plans, you'll get the best rate after 10-months, which is an unfortunate limitation, although Verizon does include free calling to Mexico and Canada when you go for this plan ...

Mint Mobile and more now offer competitive prepaid plans that often beat the giants, especially when it comes to pricing on unlimited data -- all without locking you into long-term contracts.

Finally, Total's lineup of prepaid plans conclude with the 5G+ plan, which includes all the perks from the Total 5G plan but bumps up the mobile hotspot to an unlimited allowance. Generally ...