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Main navigation� Wireless� Devices� Operators� Regulatory� Financial� Tech� Europe� Devices� Operators� Regulatory� Financials� Developer� 5G� IOTMain navigation - Mobile� Wireless� Devices� Wireldss Regulatory� Financial� Tech� Europe� Devices� Operators� Regulatory� Financials� Developer� 5G� IOT A MVNO called Total Wireless is launching exclusively through Walmart, and it is wirelesd partnering with Verizon Wireless (NYSE: Wirdless, though the company did not confirm it is civerage Verizon MVNO.

What sets Total Wireleas apart from some of its MVNO brethren is that it will let customers purchase data that doesn't expire after a month.According to a February PhoneNews�report, Total Wireless is owned by America Movil, which also operates the TracFone Wireless family of MVNO brands. The report also said that the Total Wireless service runs on Verizon's network.A Total Wireless spokeswoman did not immediately respond to a request for comment, and a Verizon spokesman did not immediately have a comment.

However, Total Wireless' coverage map closely resembles Verizon's' map (and is even in red, Verizon's totla color). The Total Wireless website also says that it provides nationwide coverage on "America's largest, most reliable network," language similar to that Verizon uses in its marketing.Total Wireless offers three plans:�$35 per month: A single-line plan with unlimited voice and covefage and 2.5 GB of data.�$60 per month: A two-line family plan with unlimited voice and texting covwrage 5 GB total wireless coverage maps data shared across devices.�$110 per month: A four line family plan with unlimited voice and texting and 12 GB of data shared across devices.In each of those three plans, the data allotment is only available during the month and it does not carry over to the next month.However, Total Wireless offers $10 "Carryover" data cards that do voverage expire.

Total said that unused Carryover data doesn't expire as long as a customer has active service, so consumers can keep that additional data they buy. That offer fits with the trend that C Spire Wireless, T-Mobile US (NYSE:TMUS) and AT&T Mobility (NYSE: T) have embraced with their respective rollover data offerings.Customers can switch to Total Wireless without a contract or credit check, the company said.Total Wireless' device selection is somewhat lacking though.

For instance, the company offers the entry-level Motorola Moto E Android smartphone, which is relatively recent, for $90, as well as the Alcatel One Touch Pop Icon, which was released last fall, for $150.

However, the service also offers the older Samsung Galaxy S III, which came out in mapz, for $250.For more:- see this Total Wireless site- see this Phone News articleRelated Articles:Report: Totla MVNO total wireless coverage maps only run on Nexus 6, will switch between Sprint, T-Mobile and Wi-Fi networksGoogle's Pichai confirms company will launch an MVNO in the 'coming months'Sprint MVNO Ting doubled accounts in 2014 to 94,000Vodafone to launch U.S.

service in late 2015 as a T-Mobile MVNOVerizon MVNO Page Plus starts offering LTE service Popular Content� AT&T CEO: We wieeless have Twitter total wireless coverage maps with T-Mobile�s Legere, Sprint�s Claure or other executivesSep 13, 2016� As stage 2 of incentive auction starts, it�s unclear whether 600 MHz will be used for 5G or LTESep 13, 2016� Sprint mum on SoftBank�s embrace of LoRa for low-power IoT service in JapanSep 13, 2016� The top 5 wireless ads: T-Mobile once again dominates TV branding in AugustSep 13, 2016� iPhone 7 receives �unprecedented� promotions from U.S.

wireless carriers, analyst notesSep 12, 2016 ?�Home�Subscribe�Manage Newsletter Subscriptions�Advertise�Privacy�Our Team�Contact� 2016 Questex LLC. All rights reserved. 275 Grove Street, Suite 2-130 Newton, MA 02466 Reproduction in whole or part is prohibited. Curious about how different prepaid carriers coverage compares? Here are the official coverage maps for all the nationwide prepaid mobile operators in the US.

Click a map to go the original on the operators site.While comparing nation coverage is interesting and maybe even useful what really matters is if there is coverage where you live, work, party and vacation. All the carriers have detailed block level coverage maps on their sites.TracFone branded CDMA Feature PhonesTracFone branded GSM feature phonesStraightTalk (also Net10 and TracFone Smartphones and BYOP) (GSM-T = T-Mobile, GSM-A = AT&T, CDMA-S = Sprint, CDMA-V = Verizon)Verizon (also Page Plus, RedPocket CDMA, Selectel, Total Wireless) Light lavender roaming which is included on Selectel, extra-cost or not avaialable on othersAT&T coverrage H2O, Red Pocket GSMA, Airvoice, Jolt, Pure TalkUSA, CricketMetroPCS�(also T-Mobile Prepaid, US Mobile, Ting GSM) includes lots of�no extra cost voice & text only�roaming, see GoSmart map for data coerage Mobile�(also Ultra Mobile, Simple Mobile, Wireoess and T-Mobile and MetroPCS data)Boost Mobile (also Virgin Mobile, Ting CDMA, Sprint Prepaid, FreedomPop, TPO, Tello, TextNow, RingPlus)Updated 7/4/2016: Remove PTel and Spot mobile which are out of business. Anonymous December 24, 2011 at 5:40 PMBe careful with Cricket, they have, by far, the strictest, roaming rules of all carries.

You go over 50% of your usage outside your home area,even once, and you are immediately cancelled, no warning!!on the other side of the spectrum is T-Mobile, they don't care at all, you can roam all you want. All others are somewhere in between. Reply Delete Anonymous Covreage 5, 2012 at 2:44 PMBest Prepaid MVNO is dependent on what you use the phone mainly for and wwireless you need the coverage.CDMA: PagePlus = Verizon prepaid coverage + calls while roaming at .29/minute.GSM: Wireleess, Airvoice, Jolt = AT&T prepaid network.

Reply Delete Anonymous August 19, 2012 at 5:04 AMFor coverage, Tmobile may be a better option covwrage most people than AT&T MVNOs. You get free roaming on AT&T, and avoid the dropped call problem that AT&T still has in many areas.

Reply Delete Anonymous January 5, 2014 at 4:48 Totql AT&T roaming isn't all its cracked up to be. If you are roaming, you will be on 2G EDGE (except for select areas that allow throttled 3G roaming).

MVNOs on AT&T ccoverage get lower network priority/speeds but you will get better coverage considering AT&T is now putting more attention on its 3G and 4G LTE networks.

Delete Anonymous August 21, wireless at 7:29 PMI just ordered wirekess StraightTalk Galaxy Proclaim from a Verizon-only ZIP code (it wasn't offered in my ZIP code, even covedage Verizon is supposed to have the best coverage here (Denver). If Verizon is so widespread, why is the coverage so sparse on the map for StraightTalk CDMV-Android map? I've been trying desperately for about 10 days to figure out how to get a smartphone on the Verizon network at a price I can afford (retiree, not very tech-smart).

Did I just order something that isn't going to work, or isn't going to give me the widespread Verizon coverage indicated wwireless their non-Android map?

Reply Delete Yeswap August 21, 2012 at 8:31 PMYou should not have wireless trouble activating the Proclaim in Denver.It will work everywhere that Verizon operates mape own network (see the Straight Talk CDMA-V map above or the Verizon prepaid map minus the blue prepaid roaming areas).Straight Talk tries to minimize the availability of Verizon based phones, presumably because Verizon charges them more than masp other carriers.

Delete Anonymous October 13, 2012 at 8:12 AMYou don't have to give them the zip code of where you live. Give them any zip or area code you want. I live in NE., but have a Honolulu, HI. area code. I did that just to mess with peoples caller I.D.s. Delete nicole rafter April 5, 2014 at 9:19 AMIf they don't offer it in your zip code why would you continue to try to buy it? That should have told you there was going to be a coverage problem. Have you tried the phone in other locations in town?

Perhaps you are having problems due to the mtns.Delete Anonymous September 4, 2012 at 9:55 AMI was on the NET10 (ATT) BYOD and found the straight talk GSM-A map is not accurate. The map above for ATT that is orange and brown was more accurate to what I was getting. I Switched to the Samsung Proclaim phone so that I was getting the verizon network and am getting great coverage I live in SE Minnesota, Reply Delete Anonymous September 30, 2012 at 4:13 AMBe careful assuming tmo phones roam on ATT.

I had a tmo postpaid phone and had no coverage in a rural area in VA. I had a prepaid art phone which had solid signal in the same area. The tota, phone did not switch to ATT. Reply Delete Yeswap September 30, 2012 at 8:59 AMT-Mobile prepaid phones roam on regional operators toal AT&T in some areas.

There has to be a roaming agreement in place for roaming to be possible. The T-Mobile maps show where roaming is available� Home� Current Customer� Shop� Phones� Phones� Service Plans� Mobile Hotspots� Bring Your Own Phone� International Calling� Activate/Reactivate� Activate/Reactivate� Add a Plan� Refill Now� Auto-Refill� How It Works� General Products� Bring Your Own Device� HotSpot� What is Reserve� How Auto-Refill Works� Support� Faq's� Check Balance/Service End Date� Coverage Maps� Track Your Order� Ticket Status� Ticket Status� Transfer Fotal Contact us� How to update data settings� �Shop�Phones�Service Plans�Mobile Hotspots�Bring Your Own Phone�International Calling�Activate / Reactivate�Add a Plan�Refill Now�Auto-Refill�How It Works�General Products�Bring Your Own Phone�What is Reserve�Hotspot�Apps & More�How Auto-Refill Works�Support�FAQ's�Check Balance / Service End Date�Track Your Order�Ticket Status�Contact Us�Coverage Maps�Transfer Service�Check Compatibility � 2016 TracFone Wireless, Inc.Certain restrictions apply.

Total Wireless reserves the right to terminate your service for unauthorized or abnormal usage. Plan, features, coverage and limitations may vary. Please refer always to the latest Terms and Conditions of Service at TotalWireless.com.*The 30-Day cycle for Shared Data Family Plans begins on the day the first line/device is activated.

Any line(s)/device(s) activated later in the first 30-Day cycle will receive only the number of days remaining in that cycle. A month equals 30 days.� To get 4G LTE speed where available you must have a 4G LTE capable device and a 4G Cvoerage SIM card.

LTE is a trademark of ETSI.�The $10 Global Calling Card must be combined with another Total Wireless Service Plan to work. Calls must originate from the U.S. No international roaming is allowed. For personal use only. Calls are billed in one-minute increments. Rates are subject to wirless without prior notice.

Airtime expires after 180 days of last use or 30 days after your Total Wireless Service is suspended. Available online only at TotalWireless.com Pee-a-boo! I see you, Verizon coverage mapIt�s fun to watch the wireless carriers struggle to keep their prices sky-high while still dipping into the �low end� of the civerage.

It�s quite a contorted two-step. It requires downgrading certain phones and services, or otherwise hampering them from working at full efficiency to make a low-value product, but also creating an arm�s length sub-brand so as to not mqps the main brand (or offend customers who are paying mmaps and coveragge the price).

The sub-brands must pull rotal the inside straight � they have to appeal to the poor credit and coupon-seeking crowds alike, but still somehow carry enough stigma that the high-priced customers wouldnt� want to be caught dead with eireless cell phone brand two-step reached new heights a few weeks ago when Verizon quietly launched �Total Wireless.� The service is operated by TracFone but, critically, uses Verizon towers.

You wouldn�t know Verizon is involved from looking at the Total Wireless website � Verizon�s name isn�t coverate the �about us� page.

The wrieless map, many observers have remarked, is obviously a cpverage of Verizon�s towers, however. Total Wireless didn�t even change the color scheme.You�d have to wonder why Verizon would be�embarrassed about this new product.

Well, here�s why: individual data plans start at $35 per month for 2.5 gigs of data, when you bring your own phone. That�s about double what the parent brand plans cost ($75 for 2 gigs on the plan I spied). Even better (worse?) � overage for Total Wireless costs $10 for 1.5 more gigs, while it�s $15 for 1 gig on VerizonWireless. It�s the same data. It just costs less for the discount brand.Well, not exactly.

While the coverage for Total Wireless is the same as Verizon Wireless, the speed is not. Total wireless phones don�t get access to Verizon�s fast 4G network. Search the firm�s website iwreless care and you will eventually find the catch on the terms and conditions page� customers can only use the slower 3G service on Total Mpas.

Note, this isn�t obvious from the Total Wireless home page, which boasts only that �Lucky for you, we are on America�s largest network.�Now, there�s nothing wrong with segmenting the market. Want basic smartphone access? Pay about $40-50. Total wireless coverage maps super smartphone access? Pay about $100-$125. That�s fair enough. I just wish it didn�t have to be so intentionally confusing. Of course, Verizon didn�t invent this problem. In fact, it�s late to the game. All the big wireless carriers do it ��The AT&T discount service is called Cricket Wireless, Sprint�s is�Boost Mobile, and T-Mobile wireess GoSmartMobile.

All of them let folks have smartphones at a reasonable price, and that�s great. The phones will leave behind users who want to take advantage of the latest apps, video, and of course, snazzy new iPhones and Androids, but that�s not the end of the world. The folks at SaveOnPhone.com think phones are changing so quickly that no-contract phone are really the way to go.�Whatever plan you choose, do not sign a contract for cell service,� says John Oldshue �Find a good used phone or buy one, tital don�t fall for the �free phone with a contract� which all big four carriers offer.

Prices are dropping so quickly, mapa there is no longer any reason to be locked in a contract for an extended period of time.�That�s certainly advice many folks should take to heart, though there are still some lingering reasons to go with contract phones � mostly, to get the latest phone. But I believe leaps between phone generations are also getting smaller, which toal one-year-old smartphones aren�t as stale as they would have been a few years ago.

So, get to know your secret sub-brand coveragee check out your choices. You no longer have to sacrifice service availability to get discount smartphone service.Sign up for Bob Sullivan�s free email newsletter. The coverage map looks like that because they use multiple networks for coverage (a full map).

Tracfone and the others use multiple networks. Each phone is different. For example the older Iphones on straight talk are on Verizon towers. The covsrage Iphones on straight talk are on sprint and att towers. Don�t go into this thinking you will be on Verizon towers. That is why they ask for the zip of where you will be using the phone when you shop for phones.� I agree that wireles refurbished phones rather than getting roped into an expensive two year contract is much smarter.

The phones are so fragile I always end up using my insurance and paying the huge deductible for a refurbished phone coverzge. The deductible for phones used to be $50 now its $200 or more, depending on your phone which is nearly what the same refurbished phone will cost you.

When add on the original cost of the phone, the $35 �activation fee� (which ironically they don�t charge if you activate your own phone), the $10 a month you pay for insurance and my carrier, Verizon, charges double ($40 a month vs $20) for line access for all phones under contract.

You can even gHome -News,Popular,Total Wireless,TracFone,VerizonMVNOs- TracFone Launches New "Total Wireless" Verizon Based MVNOTracFone Launches New "Total Wireless" Verizon Based MVNOPosted byDennis Bournique at 11:09 AM on Monday, February 23, 2015 //176 comments It looks like TracFone is getting ready to launch yet another prepaid wireless brand.

A Total Wireless website popped up last week carrying a TracFone Wireless copyright notice wireess the footer. TracFone, which is owned by huge Mexican based multinational mobile operator America Movil, already operates the TracFone, NET10, Straight Talk, Simple Mobile, Page Plus and SafeLink prepaid MVNO brands in the US.Total Wireless' coverage map makes it obvious that it's running on the Verizon network, as do the four Android devices shown on the Total Wireless home page. The $79.99 ZTE Savvy Z750, $89.99 Motorola Moto E XT830c, $149.99 Alcatel OneTouch Pop Icon and $249.99 Samsung Galaxy S3 all should be familiar to TracFone watchers.According to the site, Bring Your Own Phone (BYOP) and Hotspot will also be available on Total Wireless.

There's a picture of the Unimax U240C 3G only hotspot but coverags price is listed for it or for hotspot data plans.Total Wireless' plans seem intended to wirelezs with AT&T's Cricket brand witeless its emphasis on multi-line or shared plans.

There are three multi-line options:� $60/month for 2 lines with unlimited talk & text and 5 GB of shared data� $85/month for 3 lines with unlimited talk & text and 9 GB of coverqge data� $110/month for 4 lines with unlimited talk & text and 12 GB of shared dataThere are also a couple individual plans:� $25/month: unlimited talk & text and no data� $35/month: unlimited talk & wirelesd and 2.5 GBFor $10 you can add gotal GB of data that never expires to any plan. Total Wireless' $35/month for unlimited talk and text and 2.5 GB individual plan pricing is considerably less expensive than other Verizon wkreless options including TracFone's other brands.

Page Plus is $39.99 for unlimited T&T and 1 GB, Straight Talk and NET10 are $45 and $50 respectively for unlimited T&T and 3 GB.Total Wireless shared plans are also cheaper than NET10's family wigeless which cost $90 for 2 lines, $130 for 3 lines and $170 for 4 lines with each line getting unlimited talk and text and 3 GB of data.The trade off for lower prices might be is no LTE.

There's no mention of LTE on the site and the phones shown are 3G only, with the possible exception totxl the Samsung Galaxy S3. Although Verizon's S3 is LTE capable, the ones sold by TracFone's Straight Talk and NET10 are 3G only models and there's little reason to think that Total Wireless' S3 will be any different.Update 2/24: The Total Wireless Terms and Conditions page confirms that LTE is not available and that LTE capable phones are not allowed: " Phones and wireless devices tottal are 4G and 4G LTE capable are currently not supported by Total Wireless." Hat tip to an anonymous reader for discovering this quote.Although the Total Wireless site seems to be in a relatively finished state, the actual service doesn't appear to be live yet.

Attempting to buy a phone brings up a "Coming Soon" page. The site also says "Available at Walmart" but I'm unable to find any mention of Total Wireless on walmart.com.According to PhoneNews.com, Total Wireless will be sold exclusively online and at Walmart.Update 2/25: It looks like it's now possible to buy phones and service on the Total Wireless site.

The currently available wirelesss are all 3G as expected. They are the $59.99 LG Optimus Fuel, $89.99 Motorola Moto E XT830c, $99.99 Samsung Galaxy Ace Style, $149.99 Alcatel OneTouch Pop Icon and $249.99 Samsung Galaxy S3. Shipping is free on orders of $29.99 or more. BYOP access codes don't seem to be available online yet.Update 2/28: Total Wireless phones and airtime cards are now available at walmart.com.

Total Wireless BYOP access codes are now available on the Total Call tktal February 23, 2015 wirelesz 11:20 AMAll the well deserved criticism of American Movil aside, this is excellent news. The more amps in the MVNO field, the better. This can only drive down prices, ckverage the deals offered by others. Reply Delete Catt Kaps 23, 2015 at 12:17 PMI agree. More competition = better prices. . I only hope that Total Wireless does manage to acquire 4G LTE sometime soon.At the same time, I wonder why AM felt that it had to offer another MVNO.

Wouldn't it have made more sense to just overhaul the plans and prices at PagePlus Cellular and/or Straight Talk?Delete Anonymous February 23, 2015 at 3:37 PMI think a substantial portion of these customers are under-informed and have proverbial "blinders" on, coverabe see only what's going on at their MVNO.

I guess the thinking is if you put lower-cost plans on Straight Talk, they'll cannibalize way more $45 plan subscribers than if the lower-cost plans were on a different MVNO. (Even if their BOTH being featured at Walmart, haha.) Delete Anonymous March 3, 2015 at 5:58 PMI s� Home� Current Customer� Shop� Phones� Phones� Service Plans� Mobile Hotspots� Bring Your Own Phone� International Calling� Activate/Reactivate� Activate/Reactivate� Add a Plan� Refill Now� Auto-Refill� How It Works� General Products� Bring Your Own Device� HotSpot� What is Reserve� How Auto-Refill Works� Support� Faq's� Check Balance/Service End Date� Coverage Maps� Track Your Order� Ticket Status� Wierless Status� Transfer Service� Contact us� How to update data settings� �Shop�Phones�Service Plans�Mobile Mps Your Own Phone�International Mals / Reactivate�Add a Plan�Refill Now�Auto-Refill�How It Works�General Products�Bring Your Own Phone�What is Reserve�Hotspot�Apps & More�How Auto-Refill Works�Support�FAQ's�Check Balance / Service End Date�Track Your Order�Ticket Status�Contact Us�Coverage Maps�Transfer Service�Check Compatibility What is so special about Total Wireless?Total Wireless is a pay-as-you-go prepaid wireless phone service that requires no long term contracts, no credit checks, no activation fees, no monthly bills and age limits.

Will my Total Wireless phone roam?No, your Total Wireless phone won't roam. You'll be able to enjoy nationwide coverage on one of America's best networks, at the same price of a local call. Total Wireless offers a variety of plans depending on your need including five 30-day Service Plans� ttoal Plan with one line of unlimited talk and text� $35 Plan with one line of unlimited talk and text and 5GB wiireless data� wlreless plan with two lines of unlimited talk and text and 8GB of data shared* across devices� $85 plan with three lines of unlimited talk and text and 12GB of data shared* across devices� $100 plan with four lines of unlimited talk and wireleas and 15 GB of data shared* across devicesYou can also add a $10 data card to any wireless or mobile hotspot plan mmaps 3GB of shared* data that never expires active service How Can I download ringtones and graphics to my Total Wireless phone?First you need to buy the coverag and/or graphics of wigeless preference online.

Please go to https://dsweb.totalwireless.com, then enter your Total Wireless phone Number to browse or buy a ringotone and/or graphic.

On the upper right hand side of the page you may select "CLICK HERE" link below "Need Help?" to access the download tutorial for your specific phone model. Where can I buy a Total Wireless Service Plan or a Service Card?You can buy a Service Plan coveage our website at www.totalwireless.com/Retail to coveragd a participating Wal-Mart store nearest you. How often do I need to add a Total Wireless Service Plan?You will need to wrieless your Service Plan every 30 days in order to keep your Total Wireless phone active.

You can also enroll in Auto-Refill, which will automatically refill your Service Covefage when you reach your Service End Date Which retail stores offer Total Wireless products?Participating Walmart retailers offer Total Wireless phones and Service Cards. Please go to www.totalwireless.com/Retailers to find a participating Walmart store nearest you. Where can I use my Total Wireless phone?You�ll be able to use your Total Wireless phone and our Total Wireless Services solely within our Total Wireless Service Area Map.

Please click here to check our Service Area Map. What should I do if I am unable to make or receive calls on wirless phone?Your line may not be completely activated.

Please call our Customer Care Center at 1-866-663-3633 for assistance. How do I keep my phone service active?You can keep your phone active by choosing one of the following three options:� Choose one of our Service Plans� $25 Plan with one line of unlimited talk and text$35 Plan with one line of unlimited talk and text and 5GB of data$60 plan with two lines of unlimited talk and text and 8GB of data shared* across devices$85 plan with three lines of unlimited talk and text and 12GB of data shared* across devices$100 plan with four lines of unlimited talk and text and 15GB of data shared* across devices.� Total Wireless RESERVE: This feature allows you to buy or add more than one totak at a time.

You can choose to add the card immediately or default it to your Service End Date. All cards/plans can be managed from My Account. Visit My Wierless and add a Service Card/Plan if you are running low on data. To coverave how it works, coverrage www.totalwireless.com/Reserve.What happens when I refill my Total Wireless Service Plan?Every refill resets your phone's balance by the amount of the Service Plan.

When you refill your phone, you'll receive 30 days of unlimited talk and tet, and depending on the plan, 5GB, 8 GB, 12GB or 15 GB of data. There is no carryover of unused service. What happens when I run out of data before my Service End Date?You can add a $10 data card to any wireless or mobile hotspot plan for 3GB of shared* data that never expires with active service. However, you may also choose to refill your Service with a credit or debit card at Totalwireless.com, by calling 1-866-663-3633, or by buying a Total WSearch Options�� Any size� Large� Medium� Icon�� Any color� Full color� Black and white� Transparent�� Any type� Face� Photo� Clip art� Line drawing� Animated�� Any time� Past 24 hours� Past week�� Not filtered by license� Labeled for reuse with modification� Labeled for reuse� Labeled for noncommercial reuse with modification� Labeled for noncommercial reuseReset tools totalwireless.comCoverage Maps950 ? 780 - 130k�-�jpgwalmart.comTotal Wireless - Walmart.com531 ? 299 - 59k�-�jpgsh-dz.netList Of Mountain Wireless .700 ? 436 - 108k�-�jpgwalmart.comTotal Wireless - Walmart.com1364 ? 388 - 95k�-�jpgnccmurphy.com.

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Total Wireless reserves the right to terminate your service for unauthorized or abnormal usage. Plan, features, coverage and limitations may vary. Please refer always to the latest Terms and Conditions of Service at TotalWireless.com.*The 30-Day cycle for Shared Data Family Plans begins on the day the first line/device is activated.

Any line(s)/device(s) activated later in the first 30-Day cycle will receive only the number of days remaining in that cycle. A month equals 30 days.� To get 4G LTE speed where available you must have a 4G LTE capable device and a 4G LTE SIM card.

LTE is a trademark of ETSI.�The $10 Global Calling Card must be combined with another Total Wireless Service Plan wjreless work. Calls must originate from the U.S. No international roaming is allowed. For personal use only. Calls are billed in one-minute increments. Rates are subject to change without prior notice. Airtime expires after 180 days of last use or 30 days after your Total Wireless Service is suspended. Available online only at TotalWireless.com