Circles.Life unveils new phone plan with cheapest handset at $10

The 'contractless' plan has no termination fee.

Circles.Life launched its contract-less phone plan +Phone Plan with the cheapest handset available at $10.

“Contracts make everything more expensive. No-contract phones + plans just make sense,” the telco provider said in their website.

Over a 24-month period, buyers can score a Huawei P20 phone plan for as low as $10 through +Phone Plan.

The telco provider will also offer buyers the iPhone 8 through a $260 downpayment followed by a 6GB monthly data plan for $65 every month. This is compared to the $999 price tag of the same unit retailed in an Apple Store.

According to the firm, users who are done with the 24-month payment period may opt to get another new phone by staying on the + Phone Plan for $65 per month.

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Meanwhile, those who will keep their phones after 2 years can reduce their monthly plan to just $28 per month.

For $65 a month, subscribers to the +Phone Plan will have access to 6 gb worth of data, and no termination fees.

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