Sentence examples for cheap plan from inspiring English sources

First-time cellular customers tend to shop for a cheap plan.

AT&T's cheap plan is $14.99, but that's for only 250 MB of data a month.

As a reminder, Free disrupted the mobile landscape in France by introducing a cheap plan.

That works great in some countries like Germany, where you can just get a really cheap plan from Blau or a similar provider at the airport, but cross the border into France and things get much more complicated (though I hear it's a bit easier now than even a year ago).

It's not like someone who has seen their premiums rise 300% in their state will be able to simply call up an insurance company in New York (a state which will surely keep the pre-existing condition protections) and lock down a cheap plan.

Movistar, owned by Spain's Telefónica, has increased its market share from 14% to 20% by aggressively subsidising handsets and courting business users with cheap plans.

Since insurers would soon go bankrupt if they sold only cheap plans to ailing patients needing expensive treatment, Obamacare pushes the young and fit to buy coverage, too.

Today, NASA's space science chief Ed Weiler urged universities and industry to come up with cheap plans that could make the flyby possible.

Do you want better coverage (Verizon), better phones (AT&T), cheap plans (T-Mo) or faster data (Sprint)?

That means insurers could offer cheap plans that don't provide much coverage, as they did in the old days.

With the cheapest plan, after six months, Virgin is cheaper.