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Abstract :

I use Republic Wireless, and, starting last week, they offered four
new service plans on the Moto X, including $10/month for unlimited
calling and texting and $25/month or unlimited data, calling, and
texting. You can save $19 by using my referral link,
http://referrals.republicwireless.com/a/clk/4sWZq. Click below for
details. -Joseph

Full Message :

I wanted to mention my cell phone company in case it might save any of you some
money. This past week, Republic Wireless -- owned by bandwidth.com -- came out
of Beta and released its service on the Moto X phone.  Besides $10/month for
unlimited calling and texting and $25/month for unlimited calling, texting, and
3G data, they also have a $40/month plan for unlimited 4G data (see
https://republicwireless.com/plans). I've been using Republic Wireless for about
nine months now and recommend the service, especially for the price.

The "catch" is that they want you to connect the phone to WiFi whenever
possible, since phone calls and text messages go over WiFi connections by
default. However, if you aren't on WiFi, you can still use their service over
the Sprint network.

The Moto X costs $300 without a contract. (If you have an eligible, older
Motorola phone, you can get $100 back with the Jelly Bean Rebate; see
https://community.republicwireless.com/docs/DOC-1656.) They also offer the
Motorola DEFY for $100, but it is much less capable. (It runs an older version
of Android, it can't switch you from WiFi to cell when you're on a call, and it
can't send MMS text messages.)

If you'd like to sign up, you can save up to $19 off your first month's service
by using my referral link, http://referrals.republicwireless.com/a/clk/4sWZq. 
If you use that link, I also get $19 off my next bill.

Let me know if you have any questions....

Joseph, x6301