Whereas prepaid phones come with no strings or contracts attached and therefore the customer can jump ship to a competitor or just cancel the account at any point, the more typical cell-phone user ...

A major consumer shift to less expensive, no-contract, prepaid cell phone service - at the expense of contract-based plans - is accelerating and soon will become the norm, according to ...

Some folks decided to study the calling habits of 5.3 million people over an 18-month period. 350 million phone calls later, they came to an almost obvious conclusion: Prepaid cellphone users make ...

Burner phones, prepaid phones, smartphones and burner SIMs: What's the difference? Burner phones are typically cheap feature phones and usually don't come with the bells and whistles of a smartphone.

Roughly 100 leaders of state-headquartered companies have received a curious package in recent months: a prepaid, inexpensive cell phone (commonly known as a burner, for those of you who haven’t ...

TCL announced the 50 LE this week, a device designed specifically for Verizon’s prepaid network. Available for just $99 $79 via Verizon Prepaid starting tomorrow, you’ll also be able to find ...

The prepaid phones do NOT have long-term contracts— no worries about about ETFs (early termination fees) —and come with monthly plans that start at $30.

Wireless tech company SurgePays has debuted a new family of “phone-in-a-box” prepaid service smartphones designed for convenience stores and retail channels. Offered under the LinkUp Mobile MVNO brand ...