Cricket Wireless has just announced that it will start offering Apple's iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 on its network from June 22nd.
Cricket Wireless will be the first carrier in the US to sell Apple's iPhone with prepaid plans.
However, the no-contract plans means
that customers will have to pay a higher upfront cost for Apple's
iPhone. The 16GB iPhone 4S will cost $499 and 8GB iPhone 4 will cost
$399 with $55 per-month, all-inclusive unlimited talk, text and data
plan. Cricket Wireless will throttle the speed after 2.3GB of data usage
per month.
Here's an excerpt from Cricket's press release:
Cricket
Communications, Inc., a leading provider of innovative and value-driven
wireless services, and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Leap Wireless
International, Inc., announced today that it will be the first pre-paid
carrier in the US to offer iPhone to its customers. Beginning on Friday,
June 22, Cricket will offer iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 with its $55
per-month, all-inclusive unlimited talk, text and data plan. [..]
[..] "Our
customers want the best products available and we are excited to bring
iPhone to our pre-paid consumers with an industry leading $55 per-month
service plan," said Doug Hutcheson, president and chief executive
officer, Leap Wireless International, Inc. "Launching iPhone is a major
milestone for us and we are proud to offer iPhone customers attractive
nationwide coverage, a robust 3G data network and a value-packed,
no-contract plan."
The prepaid plan is available only to
customers who have bought the iPhone from Cricket. Interested customers
can provide their contact details on Cricket's website.
Apple continues to expand the availability of the iPhone. Last month, six regional carriers started offering Apple's iPhone, followed by three more regional carriers earlier in the month.
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