Cricket Wireless was once an independent regional carrier, but that changed in 2014 when AT&T acquired it. Today, Cricket operates as AT&T’s prepaid-only alternative. So, how do the two services ...

Cricket Wireless has revamped its prepaid plans to trim prices and offer more perks, including hotspot data and bundled extras like streaming services. Cricket, owned by AT&T, competes with prepaid ...

If you're looking to change your wireless carrier and you're over the quadropoly of the Big 4 — that's AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon — you may want to check out Cricket Wireless. Cricket offers ...

Cricket is the no-contract subsidiary of AT&T, offering customers a way to get affordable smartphones with cheap prepaid plans while still having in-store support and many other benefits that you’d ...

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Cricket Wireless is turning the tables with its new Device Trade-In Program, giving customers the ability to reduce their monthly payments by exchanging out-of-date phones. If you have an old phone at ...

The ‘Sensible 10GB’ plan, which starts at $30 a month, includes 10GB of full-speed data instead of 5GB, with the option of paying $10 for 1GB more. Rob writes from Washington, DC, about problems and ...