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Please note that this qualification only pertains to their offerings under the ACP Program, and not their regular plans. While ATT (including Cricket as its subsidy), T-Mobile (including Metro as its subsidy), and Verizon may be more popular nationwide and offer better plans for walk-in customers, they do not specialize in meeting the specific needs of ACP customers. These major carriers only offer partial subsidies for service costs and minimal subsidies for devices.

We observe a similar strategy from the country's largest MVNO, Tracfone (including Straight Talk, Total by Verizon, Walmart Family mobile, Net 10, Tracfone, Page Plus, and Simple Mobile), since it is recently owned and controlled by Verizon. They offer a $30 subsidy towards the bill but do not provide free devices.

Our team of industry professionals and registered agents of the government's ACP initiative, through our FCC analysis, is dedicated to comparing MVNOs that focus on meeting ACP and life line needs.

For clarification, an MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) is a type of wireless service provider that utilizes the hardware and towers of major wireless carriers (such as T-Mobile, ATT, and Verizon) by purchasing data and airtime at wholesale prices. They then offer special deals to their targeted audience. In our case, these MVNOs have contracted with the major wireless carriers to provide wireless services to underprivileged communities through the ACP Program. These MVNOs also have integrated systems with government databases, allowing for seamless application processing and approval. Some MVNOs collect clients' information and submit it to the government in bundles, while others utilize FCC AI to facilitate decision-making and request additional documents.