Cricket launches Prepaid Wireless Broadband services
September 13th, 2008 Leave a comment Visited 1111 times, 1 so far today
Cricket launches Prepaid Wireless Broadband services
Cricket has announced the launch of their prepaid wireless broadband internet services.
A company representative said: “There is nobody in the market providing wireless broadband to a low-income customer with no contract. These are people under $50k household income, with no broadband Internet in their homes. This becomes their alternative to DSL or cable.”
Cricket is already serving around 3.3 million customers. Their near future plans are to double the size of the company by 2010.
The company soon plans to launch their services in new markets like Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Cricket said that their prepaid mobile internet service is available without credit checks or a contract commitment.
About network congestion Cricket said: “We’ve been building up network capacity to make sure it doesn’t clog up the network. We’re learning our way through this.”
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