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MetroPCS Communications Shares Could Hit 12 in the Next Year: Barron’s |
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 MetroPCS shares closed at $8.72 on Friday on the New York Stock Exchange but could reach $12 next year, according to the financial weekly. Prepaid wireless subscribers grew 16 percent in the first quarter of 2010, well above the 3 percent growth in postpaid monthly contracts. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 17 May 2010 15:30 )
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Sprint prepaid mobile offered at Walmart: Trend towards no contract phone service on the rise |
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Sprint is jumping on the pre-paid mobile service bandwagon. Walmart started selling the new "Common Cents Mobile" service at about 700 of its US stores on May 15. With the growing trend towards contract-free mobile phone plans, Sprint's plan will be comparable to prepaid plans offered by T-Mobile. Article here |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 17 May 2010 15:26 )
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As Growth Slows, Phone Rivals Start Dialing Up Prepaid Services |
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The big U.S. wireless carriers—risking profits for growth— are moving more aggressively into the low end of the cellphone market: Selling services to consumers without requiring them to sign contracts. Sprint Nextel Corp. is rolling out new brands and plans, including a partnership with Wal-Mart Stores Inc. announced Thursday that will charge seven cents per minute or text message—about half as much as TracFone Wireless, the largest U.S. prepaid provider. WSJ Article here |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 14 May 2010 14:29 )
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Telstra's prepaid Next G plans for 3G iPad: from $20/1GB to $100/12GB |
 Telstra is the first Aussie carrier to reveal details of its 3G – or should we say, Next G – plans for the Apple's iPad, which launches here on May 28th.
The contract-free 'Pre-Paid SIM for Apple iPad Kit' costs $30 and includes an initial 1GB of data. Customers who activate the kit by June 30th will score an additional 2GB of data, giving you a whopping 3GB to chew through. Article Here |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 09 May 2010 19:54 )
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Sprint Nextel Adds Prepaid Cellphone Brand |
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 Sprint Nextel Corp. is pushing even further into low-cost, prepaid cellphone service as the U.S.'s third-largest wireless carrier by subscribers fights to hang on to traditional contract customers. The carrier plans to launch a new and cheaper prepaid-cellphone brand, its fourth, in coming weeks and to start selling new, lower-priced plans from another of its prepaid labels. Article Here |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 09 May 2010 19:49 )
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Sprint touts cut-rate wireless plan - with a catch |
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Aiming to boost its customer base, the nation's third largest mobile carrier plans to charge $25 a month for its new Beyond Talk plan. Rival carriers typically charge about $80 to $90 a month for similar services on a contract basis. Article Here |
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