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Walmart to offer $45 Unlimited Cellphone and Wireless Service

2009-10-15 09:46 by
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Retail juggernaut Walmart announced this morning that it will launch Straight Talk, a new nationwide no-contract cellphone and mobile data service, exclusively at more than 3,200 Walmart stores nationwide starting October 18, 2009.

According to the company, they're offering two wireless plans starting October 18. The first offers 1,000 minutes, 1,000 texts and 30MB of data for $30 a month. The second offers unlimited voice, data and SMS for $45 a month.

Consumers will be able to refill their monthly balances by buying refill cards at Walmart, or by registering online at www.Walmart.com or www.StraightTalk.com. Also available at Walmart are a range of Straight Talk phone products to suit different needs, from the entry-level LG 220 flip phone at $39.98, to the LG Slider 290 at $79.98 to the Samsung 451 QWERTY keyboard phone at $99.88.

Straight Talk is an exclusive Walmart service developed with TracFone Wireless, Inc. TracFone Wireless currently sells TracFone and NET10 prepaid wireless phones and airtime at Walmart stores and online at www.walmart.com.

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by Kimberly - 2010-02-20 10:00
Straight Talk is really a great, money saving tool for people who are trying to have a quality cell phone company and save money. Personally, Straight Talk is saving me over $50 a month versus my previous carrier with their $45 unlimited use plan. I was able to carry over my number and now am on the even more dependable and wide reaching, Straight Verizon network. I even have a decent selection of well priced phones that are options withouta contract - its the best of the cell phone world. I never thought about going prepaid, but Straight Talk has made a believer out of me.
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