Solavei Shutting Down as of December 4
Solavei launched in 2012 and signed up more than 400,000 members during its history. However, in late 2013, the company angered members when it introduced a new rate plan that throttled how much cellular data they could use. In June 2014, Solavei filed for bankruptcy. In March 2015, the company announced plans to merge with Netherlands-based Aspider as it emerged from Chapter 11 proceedings.
Solavei is recommending that its current customers switch to T-Mobile prepaid service. T-Mobile is offering Solavei customers who switch their first month of service free as well as a $10 credit each month until June 2016 if they port-in by December 4, 2015 and continuously remain on a qualifying prepaid plan through June.
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