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Straight Talk's $45 Plan Now Comes with 25GB of Data
Straight Talk $45 Silver Unlimited 30-Day Prepaid Plan +10GB Hotspot Data + Int'l Calling e-PIN Top Up (Email Delivery)
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Straight Talk Wireless upgrades plans with Walmart+ now included | News Release | Verizon
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Straight Talk $45 Silver Unlimited 30-Day Prepaid Plan +10GB Hotspot Data + Int'l Calling e-PIN Top Up (Email Delivery)
they have capped the $45 plan at 25gb now when it used to be 60gb , WTF : r/ StraightTalk
Straight Talk Introduces Home Internet Plan on Verizon Network - Unlimited Data for $45/mo - Mobile Internet Resource Center
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Straight Talk's $45 Unlimited Home Internet Is Here | #89
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Customers call and Straight Talk answers with new family plan savings | News Release | Verizon
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Straight Talk $130 Unlimited 3-Month/90-Day Plan (with up to 25GB of data at high speeds, then 2G*) (Email Delivery)#Month, #Day, #Unlimited
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Straight Talk Wireless now comes with a free Walmart+ membership - pennlive.com
Straight Talk Home Internet Unlimited Data No-Contract 30-Day Plan Direct Top Up
Be careful with MVNO plans, their unlimited plans are limited too | ZDNET
