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Browse: Home / Cricket to Launch New Plans and Major Retail Presence This Winter

Cricket to Launch New Plans and Major Retail Presence This Winter

By Humberto Saabedra on September 17, 2009

Cricket has announced that it has revamped its plans ahead of its retail sales expansion via four new national retailers with the new plans to be offered exclusively via the yet unannounced retailers covering 3,500 new sales locations.

The new all-inclusive $40 and $45 plans will be available only through these mass merchants with the new $40 plan including unlimited talk, US long distance, access to Cricket’s premium extended calling area, domestic, international text and picture messaging.

The new $45 plan has all the unlimited features of the $40 plan plus unlimited mobile Web and directory assistance. The new plans also include all fees and telecom taxes as well as voicemail, call waiting, caller ID and three-way calling over Cricket’s 3G EVDO network. Airtime, or top-up, cards for Cricket PAYGo will be available in these four national retailers and thousands of other locations across the country.

Cricket Broadband will also be available in nearly 1,000 national retailer stores through a new all-inclusive $50 monthly service plan which will include all fees and taxes while providing unlimited Internet access without a signed contract or credit check. The Cricket A600 modem will be available as a grab-and-go offering for $69.99 with no activation fees with $50.00 top-up cards being made available for the modem.

Posted in Cricket (AT&T) | Tagged Cricket, leap, National, New Plans, Sales

Humberto Saabedra

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