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Consumer Cellular

A virtual carrier (MVNO): it sells service on another carrier’s network, in United States.

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About Consumer Cellular

Consumer Cellular is a U.S. mobile virtual network operator founded in Portland, Oregon, in 1995 by John Marick and Greg Pryor. It offers postpaid cellphone plans without contracts, as well as cellphones and accessories. The company focuses on users over age 50 and is based entirely in the United States. Its corporate headquarters are in Scottsdale, Arizona, and it employs more than 3,100 people across Arizona, Oregon, Oklahoma, Kentucky, and Texas. Consumer Cellular is listed as a virtual carrier serving the United States. Its official website is consumercellular.com. The listed facts describe its plans as no-contract options, but do not specify plan features, prices, device models, or network details. Readers can use the company’s site to learn about its current cellphone, plan, and accessory offerings.

Who it suits

Consumer Cellular may suit U.S. users, particularly those over age 50, who want cellphone service without a contract. It also offers cellphones and accessories.

Verdict

Consumer Cellular combines no-contract cellphone plans with phones and accessories, with a stated focus on users over 50. Its listed service area is the United States.

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