Pay-as-you-go cell phone provider Straight Talk employs SIM cards, allowing you to use your own unlocked GSM or CDMA phone on the network or purchase one of the phones that the company offers directly ...

Straight Talk, an MVNO that runs a bring-your-own-device service, is now offering nano SIM cards. Nano SIMs are the smallest SIM cards available, and fit devices such as the iPhone 5/5s/5c, Moto X, ...

The Straight Talk iPhone is a tempting way to use an iPhone 5 or older iPhone without an AT&T contract, but Straight Talk is no longer offering the Straight Talk AT&T compatible SIM cards, making the ...

A Straight Talk iPhone is once again a tempting option for many users now that the company is selling AT&T Straight Talk SIM cards for $15, just in time for the iPhone 5S release and a flood of used ...

If you were on the hunt for an inexpensive option for wireless service and have considered Straight Talk in the past, it seems that they are now offering service to users who have devices that run off ...

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Straight Talk is MVNO, or mobile virtual network operator. That means the company acts like a phone company, but it actually sells you air time on someone else’s network — typically at a much lower ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Straight Talk, arguably the most popular prepaid wireless solution, introduced a new $55 plan this month that ...

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Straight Talk operates as a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) on the networks of larger wireless carriers in the US, such as AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon. As an MVNO, Straight Talk is able to ...