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Charter Communications’ Outlook on Its Wireless Service

Andrew Smith
Updated
Charter Communications’ Outlook on Its Wireless Service

On June 30, Charter Communications (CHTR) launched Spectrum Mobile, its wireless service, with the help of its MVNO (mobile virtual network operator) agreement with Verizon (VZ). The company is now offering mobile services to new and existing Spectrum Internet subscribers at attractive prices. It’s offering two packages as a part of its wireless service: unlimited mobile data for $45 per month, and an option to pay for data usage at a rate of $14 per GB (gigabit) of mobile data. Both packages offer unlimited texting and talking, and subscribers can change between packages mid-month.

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