Cricket 20GB LTE for $55/mo expires today (April 9th)

[RossMAN]

https://www.cricketwireless.com/cell-phone-plans

Discuss.

 

[preslove]

I've been on cricket's $60 plan for a while and have liked it. I actually saw this promotion last night because I was getting close to my 10gb limit yesterday and looked to see if there was another tier. I used the account app on my phone to chat and see if I could upgrade and they put me on the 20gb plan without any hassle.

So, I'm happy with their quality of service and customer service

 

[GrumpyMan]

They are also going to a tiered phone buying financing plan if desired.

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/smartphone-cricket-wireless-rent-tiers,28898.html

 

[Yayo3p]

I've been on cricket's $60 plan for a while and have liked it. I actually saw this promotion last night because I was getting close to my 10gb limit yesterday and looked to see if there was another tier. I used the account app on my phone to chat and see if I could upgrade and they put me on the 20gb plan without any hassle.

So, I'm happy with their quality of service and customer service

Is their network pretty fast, I am planning on switching from TMobile to Cricket if the internet speeds are fast and if the calls are pretty reliable.

 

[paperwastage]

Is their network pretty fast, I am planning on switching from TMobile to Cricket if the internet speeds are fast and if the calls are pretty reliable.

cricket is owned by AT&T, uses AT&T towers...

LTE is throttled at 8mbps though (before your normal data bucket throttle at 2G speeds)

if you are on AT&T and like it, but want a lower bill, join them.... cricket routes all data through a proxy server though, had some issues in the past, but okay now

 

[SAWYER]

Their LTE is nothing special in my area, here are my results with 3 bars.
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/a/1235755962


That is faster than I need on mobile though and actually faster than my uverse

 

[preslove]

Is their network pretty fast, I am planning on switching from TMobile to Cricket if the internet speeds are fast and if the calls are pretty reliable.

When I have signal, I get 5-6 mbs according to speedtest. That's all I need for mobile, really, so I like it. Signal strength for cricket where I am is comparable to t-mobile, which I had before switching.

 

[lopri]

That is quite a generous amount of data even at throttled speed. Wow.