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Xfinity Mobile 3GB By The Gig

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  • Total Monthly Price:(for 1 lines)
    $30.00 /mo
  • Minutes:
    Unlimited
    + Unlimited Texts
  • Data:
    3GB Pay as you go $15 per GB of data used
  • Messages:
    Unlimited
  • Latest Deals

Highlights

About this Plan

Xfinity Mobile cell service is only available to current postpaid residential Xfinity Internet customers.

The Xfinity Mobile By The Gig Plan offers unlimited talk, unlimited text messaging, and data costs $15 per GB you use each month.

Xfinity Mobile runs on America's largest CDMA 4G LTE network.

Benefits

Mobile Hotspot

Xfinity Mobile includes mobile hotspot.

Xfinity Wi-Fi Network

Xfinity Mobile lets you access over 16 million Wi-Fi networks across the country.

Global Roaming

Xfinity Mobile allows you to roam internationally around the world, with reasonable rates for talk, text, and data.

Other Benefits

This plan also includes the following features:

  • Wi-Fi Calling
  • Call forwarding
  • Visual voice mail
  • Caller ID
  • Call waiting
  • Conference calling
Cost Breakdown in Detail Monthly
Base Plan $ 30.00
Messages Cost $0.00
Data Cost $0.00
Grand Total $30.00

*Other fees based on usage may apply, including early termination fees and a one time activation fee of $0.00.

Description Cost Data Excess
3GB Pay as you go $15 per GB of data used$0.00/mo 3GB$15.00 per GB
Description Cost Included
Unlimited $0.00 /month Unlimited
US Rates Cost
Domestic Long Distance Rate $0.00
Roaming charges $0.00
Text messages (pay per use) $0.00
Picture/video messages (pay per use) $0.00

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