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2. Sprint Corporation - Wikipedia

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   Sprint Corporation provided capacity on its CDMA2000, EVDO, and LTE wireless networks to mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs), which allowed other wireless providers to utilize its networks to offer its services. Sprint's prepaid brands operated using Sprint's networks, though they were not MVNOs, but rather wholly owned prepaid ...

3. TruConnect - Wikipedia

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   TruConnect was the first prepaid broadband provider in the U.S. to offer a pay-as-you-go, portable Wi-Fi service plans. [1] The only Lifeline provider (ETC) headquartered in Los Angeles, CA. TruConnect uses either Verizon's and/or T-Mobile's network depending on location.

4. Revol Wireless - Wikipedia

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   Revol Wireless was a regional wireless carrier based in Independence, Ohio, United States that offered flat-rate, unlimited talk-time wireless service in some Midwest US markets. The company ceased business January 16, 2014 and sold its wireless licenses to Sprint Corporation .

5. How to Find the Cheapest Smartphone Plan - AOL

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   1. Go prepaid The nation's largest carriers -- Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile-- tend to offer the best service, but they're also the most expensive. If saving money is your top priority ...

6. List of mobile virtual network operators in the United States

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   Available in multiple countries and roaming available on certain plans. TV available on all plans and triple play including internet service is available as a bundled plan. Strong agent program including wholesale IPhones and Samsung models. CellNUVO AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon [71] Personal Yes Maybe: depends on the MVNO or major network [71] [72 ...

7. Boost Mobile - Wikipedia

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   Boost Mobile still continued to use the previous Nextel iDEN infrastructure for its service, but in 2006, began to offer a new Unlimited by Boost Mobile service in select markets using Sprint's CDMA network, offering unlimited talk, text, and internet. While the plans resulted in significant growth for Boost Mobile, Boost did not begin shifting ...