Possibly 2 More Mvnos

AdmiralAK · 29-11-2005, 22:31

No more news on the AT&T/Cingular or Beyond Wireless MVNO issues but here are some more MVNO related:

RockITTalk
US GSM MVNO
No "standard" prepaid offer, but they do offer no contracts, so if you are going to be in the US for a while, they might be an option:
Their Rates:
http://rockittalk.com/new/rockit.php?comma...w=plans&accept=

The bad: No GPRS, No EDGE, no CSD, No 3G, No MMS
You need to pay a one time deposit of $125 - BUT is is refundable

The good: Unlimited local calling, unlimited SMS (Unknown if it is good for international SMS as well)

Their FAQ: http://rockittalk.com/new/rockit.php?command=howitworks

CityFone
Canadian GSM MVNO
Not "standard" prepaid (i.e. top off cards)
They seem to be contract based

Their Plans
http://www.cityfone.net/asp/page/pla...p?network=canw

This does not seem like an option for the person visiting canada for a small amount of time, but it might be an option for someone who will be living in canada for a while (exchange student for example)

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AdmiralAK (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 190 Join Date: 19 Jul 2004 Location: Who knows?! Country:	29-11-2005, 22:31 No more news on the AT&T/Cingular or Beyond Wireless MVNO issues but here are some more MVNO related: RockITTalk US GSM MVNO No "standard" prepaid offer, but they do offer no contracts, so if you are going to be in the US for a while, they might be an option: Their Rates: http://rockittalk.com/new/rockit.php?comma...w=plans&accept= The bad: No GPRS, No EDGE, no CSD, No 3G, No MMS You need to pay a one time deposit of $125 - BUT is is refundable The good: Unlimited local calling, unlimited SMS (Unknown if it is good for international SMS as well) Their FAQ: http://rockittalk.com/new/rockit.php?command=howitworks CityFone Canadian GSM MVNO Not "standard" prepaid (i.e. top off cards) They seem to be contract based Their Plans http://www.cityfone.net/asp/page/pla...p?network=canw This does not seem like an option for the person visiting canada for a small amount of time, but it might be an option for someone who will be living in canada for a while (exchange student for example) Club Admiralty - website with stuff about me Current Prepaid: None Older Prepaid: AT&T wireless; TracFone; Telestet; Vodafone GR; Fido; SFR; T-mobile US; Tuyo, Cosmote Postpaid: at&t