PrepaYd Wireless, subsidiary of prepaid debit
card provider PrepaYd has announced its intention to offer a
no-contract wireless service plans, free mobile devices and free
debit or credit card payment options.
This comes in response to Verizon’s proposed
$2 (€1.5) pay by credit card fee, which was
dropped at the turn of 2012.
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The “Y Pay More” no contract plan includes
unlimited talk, text and 3G data for exactly $40 (€30) a month and
includes a free mobile device while supplies, a statement said.
Josh Berman, vice president of PrepaYd
Wireless said:
“We encourage anyone spending more than $40 a
month for cell phone service or fed up with service outages and
rising fees to contact us to find out about our nationwide coverage
and to get a free phone while supplies last.”
PrepaYd Wireless has a large consumer base
with an estimated 110 million people using its mobile services, the
company said.
There are plans to make all of its available
phones and wireless plans compatible for mobile financial
services.
