But here’s a little known fact that can save you nearly 0 a year: You can get on the most reliable cell phone network in the country and only pay for the data you need by switching to Twigby.
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And if you have any questions or need someone to walk you through it all, they have their own U.S.-based customer service team available to chat with you.
Pay as Little as $6.75/Month to Get The Best Cell Phone Network
But here’s why you should make the switch just this one time. First of all, you get to keep your phone number. (Whew!). And when you sign up for a contract-free plan with Twigby, they’ll send you a new SIM card in two days. All you have to do is pop it into your phone, and you’ll be running on the best network in the U.S., for less.
Instead, they’re a month-to-month cell phone plan that has their own in-house customer team and runs on the largest and most reliable network in the country (we did some digging — it’s Verizon).
Kari Faber is a staff writer at The Penny Hoarder.
So, if you’re ready to keep your top-quality cell phone service but lose the expensive monthly payment, make the simple switch to Twigby here.
Take a look at your cell phone bill — how much are you spending? How much of it is on unlimited data — and how much data are you actually using?
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Ready to stop worrying about money?
If you end up needing more data one month, you can upgrade to the next level up — and only pay the difference. For example, if you had the 5 GB plan and needed the 10, you’d only pay an extra .50 that month.
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Need more lines? You can add up to 10 lines to your account and choose exactly what you want for each.
One in three Americans don’t use more than 5GB of data every month, yet millions of us are on unlimited plans on the most expensive carriers because we’ve been told to believe that’s the best deal. That could be costing us a ton of money.
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Source: thepennyhoarder.com