That’s My Mobile

Reach Mobile was simple to switch over to. I am using the same service that Verizon provides and I’m paying less! Reach makes it easy to switch over and keep your number. Follow their instructions and you’ll be on your way. Once I received my SIM card I had service within a half hour. With the app you input all your information and your set. The app has all your account information so you can see how much data you have used and when your bill due. I highly recommend switching over to Reach Mobile. It also feels good to be with a company that gives back to others.

I learned about Reach from a friend and joined after reviewing my data usage, which was just a tiny percentage of what I was paying for. Their best-fit pricing removes the stress of figuring out which plan to sign up for. Some months I use a lot of data and some I barely use any, so I signed up for the 10GB plan and at the end of each month I’m charged for whichever plan would have made the most sense to be on given my usage. I signed up for the service directly through the app which was a quick and easy process. The service coverage is the same as it was before, as it uses Verizon’s network which is what I switched from.

I was invited to be a beta tester for Reach and figured why not, I’m being charged too much by AT&T anyway, plus I can’t always Make calls from inside my house! After several months on the service I can honestly say that it’s exceeded my expectations and has been a great experience. An initial concern was that coverage wouldn’t be good as it’s a new company, but when I activated my line and saw Verizon on the top of the screen, any network coverage concerns went out the window. I really like how Reach rolls my plan down to the lowest priced one that makes sense for me each month based on usage. With AT&T I was paying for way more data than I needed because when I signed up I picked a plan that would ensure I’d have enough data, but it turns out I never used much at all. I also like the idea that through Reach I’m connecting someone less fortunate to the internet. I wish my credit card, bank, electric company, etc had a social impact component as well and I'm definitely going to thing twice about the companies I choose to do business with going forward.