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Mobile
Virtual
Network
Operator) A reseller of wireless services. MVNOs do not own licensed spectrum and do not have their own wireless network infrastructure. Like landline telephone resellers, they sell service under their own brand but use the facilities of mainstream carriers such as AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile. Consumer Cellular, Ting Mobile and Google Fi are examples of MVNOs.
For example: Xfinity Mobile
Because of Comcast's size, its Xfinity Mobile (XM) network is a high-profile MVNO. Starting in 2018, Comcast began to offer its residential Internet customers cellular service that uses the Verizon network. Fees are very competitive because XM serves as a bonus for existing customers. Following are the MVNOs in the U.S.
A=AT&T T=T-Mobile V=Verizon
Network MVNO
T Access Wireless
V Affinity Cellular
A Airvoice Wireless
A Alivoi Wireless
T My AF Mobile (armed forces)
T Assist Wireless
T Assurance Wireless
ATV Best Cellular
A Black Wireless
TV boom! MOBILE
T Boost Mobile
ATV Cell Nuvo
AT Consumer Cellular
V CREDO Mobile
A Cricket Wireless
A easyGO Wireless
TV EcoMobile
AT EXTREMEConnect.me
V enTouch Wireless
A Feelsafe Wireless
V Flash Wireless
A FreedomPop
A FreeUP Mobile
T Gen Mobile
A Good2Go Mobile
T Google Fi
T GoSmart Mobile
A h2o Wireless
T Hello Mobile
T Jethro Mobile
A Jolt Mobile
T Kroger Wireless
T Kynect
T Liberty Wireless
T Lycamobile
T Madstar Mobile
T Mint Mobile
ATV Net10 Wireless
T Optimum Mobile
V Page Plus Cellular
T Patriot Mobile
ATV Pix Wireless
ATV Pulse Cellular
TV Puppy Wireless
A Pure TalkUSA
T Q Link Wireless
AV Reach Mobile
ATV Red Pocket Mobile
T Republic Wireless
T Seawolf Wireless
V Selectel Wireless
T Simple Mobile
V Spectrum Mobile
T Speedtalk Mobile
T StandUp Wireless
ATV Straight Talk
TV TAG Mobile
T Telcel America
T Tello Mobile
T TerraCom Wireless
T TextNow
TV Ting
V Total Wireless
VTV Tracfone
V Twigby
T Ultra Mobile
A Unreal Mobile
TV US Mobile
V Visible
T Walmart Family Mobile
AT Wing
V Xfinity Mobile