Another grocery store MVNO

MVNOs — namely Hy-Vee and H-E-B. And since I haven’t heard word of them shutting down, it appears that they may be onto something. Another one has reared its head: Meijer, a Midwest chain with 181 supercenters in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky. It’s another MVNO of the Sprint network. They work on a refill basis, offering plans starting at $20 for 90 minutes and ranging up to $125 for 1,000 minutes. All plans comes with unlimited nights and weekends (9 p.m.), as long as you have a positive balance. Texting is 10 cents each way, and data is 30 cents a day. The plans actually remind me a lot of Mojo Mobile. So if you want a comparable service, you can check their review. Or, if you want to check out the actual Meijer Mobile plans, you can visit their website. They’ve only got three phones available right now : The LG 125, LG 150, and Samsung M300. Yeah, those are all old models, and they’re being sold at full retail price, which is never fun. You’d think a grocery store would offer a cheapo phone in a discounted starter pack, to be sold at the registers. But, alas…]]>