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We don’t think Walmart’s wireless venture will compete with bigger carriers making strides in technology, but they’ll at least be providing much needed service on a reputable network to those who are having trouble finding an affor

In terms of reception, the plan’s of choice will be T-Mobile’s USA Network; so whatever you think of T-Mobile’s service, that’s what you’ll be getting. There will also be a small range of hardware available for your calling needs. The cheapest option comes in the form of a basic Nokia model at $35, while the most expensive option will likely be the Motorola Cliq XT smartphone at $249. The price point of both the latter device and the plan undercuts T-Mobile’s prices significantly, but the wireless brand just seems tickled pink to have the Walmart brand plastered all over their product.

Walmart Family Mobile will have plenty of appeal for those reluctant to enter into the traditional cellular service contract– often signed in ink with a blood-ish hue.  The deal boasts no contract requirements or termination fees. Initial coverage comes at a rate of $45/month for unlimited talking and texting, tacking on $25 more for each additional line.

Providing phone plans isn’t exactly a new deal for Walmart; they’ve been doling out pre-paid service via Verizon and Sprint Nextel over the past year, but the new plan will be their first foray into stamping their brand name in “postpaid” territory.

Walmart –the company famous for putting mom-and-pop shops out to pasture– is bringing their propensity for low, low prices to the game. That’s right, the corporate behemoth wants to sell you some cell service.  Tired of besting the at the cookie game, the ubiquitous Bentonville, Arkansas one-stop shop will be pushing affordably priced plans one aisle over from the shotgun ammunition.