New budget-friendly mobile service built on a customer-first approach
EarthLink, an award-winning internet service provider, announced the launch of EarthLink Mobile as part of the company’s innovative service offerings. Starting, consumers can get the best nationwide 5G and 4G LTE wireless coverage through EarthLink Mobile with flexible data plans as low as $17.95 per month — all without contracts.
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“EarthLink Mobile is a natural extension of what is already offered to our customers: connection,” said Glenn Goad, EarthLink’s CEO. “This underscores our commitment to offering options and affordability – and great coverage. With the internet at the center of how we use our phones now, EarthLink Mobile is an exciting addition.”
EarthLink Mobile offers several plan options from basic Talk & Text up to unlimited* data to meet consumers’ needs. Mobile customers can switch plans whenever they want, without penalty. Service is available nationwide to customers in the U.S., including Alaska and Hawaii, and includes free international calling to more than 30 countries in most plans.
EarthLink was honored with HighSpeedInternet.com’s Customer Satisfaction award for 2020 and 2021. As part of continuing their outstanding customer experience, EarthLink internet customers will be able to add EarthLink Mobile service and get one hassle-free bill. Customers can also easily switch to EarthLink Mobile and choose to keep their current phone number and phone or select a new phone — including the latest devices.
A technology leader since 1994, EarthLink’s expansion to 4G LTE and 5G mobile service ensures that it will continue to provide customers with the right technology for their needs while maintaining the vision of accessible and affordable mobile service and internet for everyone.
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