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Anybody heard of these guys? Theres a pretty good deal from my local internet provider if you bundle your service with their new mobile plans. I could get service for 60 a month for two lines.

The service is from Reach mobile but the plans are from my internet provider called WOW. It runs on T-Mobile's network evidently.

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The difference between MVNO's is the quality of support and customer service. You can google Reach Mobile to see if they've had complaints. When you don't need help, there's virtually no difference between MVNO's other than plans and pricing. Just make sure their coverage works for you. Often, the MVNO won't offer the exact same coverage as the main carrier. The difference is usually where the main carrier has no towers and they have a roaming agreement for their main customers. A lot of MVNO's don't pick up those areas. Fortunately, these are usually in areas away from major metropolitan areas.