Ting Plans

“You pay only for what you use, but this stops being a good deal if you use more than 2 GB of data per month.”

“Ting is obviously not a carrier for those of you who want the best stuff now or who do not flinch at paying $80 or more a month for your smartphone usage. Ting is better suited for the casual user who just wants to use the phone for texting, calls, and some data usage. I even think it would be great for those with kids, as you can potentially save much money down the road. In that sense, picking up a cheap Sprint phone like the HTC 8XT and spending $30 a month (or less) is quite enticing. Of course, if Ting (and by extension Sprint) had a more comprehensive phone selection and their coverage spans your work and home, well, Ting would be a very attractive option in 2015. Their website is a breeze to navigate, there are no hidden costs, and you pay for what you use, which is all at a very fair price.”

“After a year and half of using Ting, my loyalty to the company is even stronger because of the lack of surprises, pleasant perks, and low phone bill each month!”

“With no contracts and a pay-as-you-use approach, Ting Mobile is one of the most flexible cell phone providers. Using three of the biggest mobile networks in the US, coverage is also top-notch, and there’s no throttling, either. The downside is that stray beyond low usage and the prices rapidly increase.”

“Ting Mobile keeps its promise of providing its consumers with affordable plans. Not only do they keep their plans low cost like other MVNOs, but they also offer some perks that only major carriers have, like access to the latest phone models and reimbursements. It might be cheap and cost-effective for the most part, but be wary of its data charges if you’re looking to get the Flex plan as data with Ting Mobile can get quite expensive. That aside, Ting Mobile is a great mobile carrier to consider if you’re looking for a network that is cheap, reliable, and consumer-friendly.”