Not available yet, but in the works. The link says that rates won't change, which should make Twigby pretty attractive for Verizon coverage.
This is good news: Twigby previously hadn't given any indication of how they would handle the T-Mobile/Sprint merger, so the wondering is over.
If you're using an older legacy-Sprint phone, you'll probably need a new one-- but you'll gain full Verizon service instead of limited talk/text roaming.
Interesting
cheapest unlimited talk and text at $9 a month. Not sure if taxes are extra on twigby I think so. I liked them when I used them after ringplus but moved away from sprint.
Yes, taxes are extra.
YMMV of course but they have been very accommodating, extending 25% off for 6 mo. when I presented alternatives I was thinking of switching a line I manage to.
Is Twigby currently the only MVNO that still allows new activations on the Sprint network? I know that Tello allows existing active lines to continue but not new activations. RedPocket is unclear to me - I think they may allow for new activations but I think you have to provide your own SIM.
For most of us (budget conscious barrel-bailers), I think you're right. Prepaidcompare.net still lists some other MVNOs, but I haven't checked to see if they're still allowing new activations-- the price isn't attractive to me.
Neither of our exisiting & perfectly good phones will work with straight VZ, so I was glad to see this:
Sillier still - I put in a few Vermont zipcodes & their site says that all lack coverage, even though we use Twigby's existing VZ fallback whenever we visit those places.
It will be a sad thing for me when I must retire my good old Volt - it is a very comfortable phone for me.
I'll have to make ready for this change & glad that there is really no hurry to do so.