The article in question comes courtesy of Bnet, who start off by saying that competing against your vendors is a bad idea. If you didn’t already know, Walmart already has calling plans with both Verizon and Sprint, so the thought of them placing the Walmart brand on top of a partnership with rivals T-Mobile is definitely not going to be well received by both parties.

Furthermore, they mention that if something goes wrong with the wireless service, it won’t be T-Mobile that customers complain to, it will be Walmart. Have they prepared themselves for this inevitable situation?

Bnet point out that many phone owners would not want to be seen with a Walmart Wireless Plan either, as the very mention of it would be slightly ‘dorky’ as they put it. Are you one of these people?

Head over to Bnet for the full article. Do you have concerns about Walmart’s new Wireless Plan?

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Sarah Jacobsson Purewal of PCWorld is reporting that the new service will be available from next week without a contract. The company already has two prepaid mobile plans with one on the Sprint network called Common Cents, and Straight Talk via the Verizon network. This new service will operate via the T-Mobile US network.

WalMart Family mobile will cost $45 per month for unlimited calling and texting, and each extra line will cost $25 per month. As the plan is postpaid, customers will get a bill at the end of each month, and with no contract required no early termination fees will be charged.

There will be at least five handsets available on the plan including the Motorola Cliq XT for $249, and starts at $35 for a basic Nokia handset. The mobile plan is not a full smartphone service with data being costly.

You start with a basic 100MB of data and charged $10 for an extra 200MB, $25 for 500MB and $40 for an additional 1GB. Data not used does not carry over to the following month. If you are not worried about much data the new call plan may be worth considering.

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