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Viaero Wireless unveils new Nationwide Plans With carry-over minutes

October 19, 2010 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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Fort Morgan, Colorado-based Viaero Wireless unveiled new Nationwide Plans with carry-over minutes, as well as affordable messaging and data plans.

As you may know, plans with carry-over minutes allow users to accumulate unused minutes from a given billing cycle and pool them with unused minutes from previous billing cycles. Viaero users can accumulate minutes for up to 12 months, after which the unused minutes will expire.

As for the new messaging packages, they start at $5.95 month and go up to $14.95 per month, which is the price of the unlimited nationwide messaging plan. Included in the plan are both text (SMS), and picture and video (MMS) messages.

Additionally, Viaero will also offer unlimited nationwide messaging and unlimited local data packages for just $24.95 per month on shared accounts.

Finally, apart from its homebase Colorado, the operator also has retail locations in Kansas, Nebraska and Wyoming.

Commenting on the news, Viaero Wireless’ Frank DiRico said: “Our customers want minutes that last. With our new Nationwide Plans with carry-over minutes, Viaero subscribers can accumulate minutes that don’t expire after 30 days. Instead, unused minutes will be credited to customer accounts for later use.”

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