14 DAY TRIAL // Wireless carrier MetroPCS Communications, Inc. announced today the introduction of a new offer for its users, in the form of the Wireless for All family of service plans that come around with four all-inclusive monthly service plans that also include taxes and regulatory fees. According to the company, the new plans offer users the possibility to enjoy more simplicity and predictability in their services as well.
MetroPCS states that it now delivers more options when it comes to unlimited nationwide talk, text and Web service plans, and that its users can choose offers that range from $40 to $60 per month. Not to mention that the carrier also has smartphones, messaging devices and feature handsets available for them. The company says that its services start at $40, and that users receive unlimited nationwide talk, text, and Web services regardless the choice they make.
“Wireless for All means we’re offering predictable, affordable and flexible service plans for all consumers with no hidden costs or charges,” said Roger D. Linquist, president, CEO and chairman of the board of MetroPCS. “We’re simplifying our service plans and eliminating the guesswork associated with regulatory fees and state and local taxes that, in the past, have caused consumers’ monthly bills to fluctuate. Just as we pioneered no contract, flat-rate and unlimited services, we remain committed to delivering innovative, competitive service plans, a high-quality wireless network and more choices of affordable phones.”
Some other service plans from the carrier come in at $45, $50 and $60 and include additional options, such as unlimited international long distance calling, the company further notes. MetroPCS's handset offering includes a number of around 20 devices and a wide range of capabilities as well, including GPS turn-by-turn navigation, mobile music, social networking, premium directory assistance, and more. “No matter which plan they choose, consumers have the flexibility to add or change services without worrying about long-term contracts, termination fees or other costs,” the company concludes.