Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Ting is a wireless service provider launched in February 2012 by Tucows. Ting provides service in the United States using Sprint's CDMA, EV-DO 3G, 4G WiMAX, and 4G LTE nationwide network. In March 2015, Ting announced support for GSM networks via the T-Mobile network.Ting's business model does not subsidize phone sales, or require contracts beyond month-to-month. Pricing is in separate tiers for voice minutes, text messages, and data, each of which is adjusted month-to-month to match actual usage. There are no "regulatory recapture" fees added to bills, in contrast to the practice of some of the large mobile companies. Ting also relies on referrals to gain customers, along with making less money for each customer in order to create loyal relationships with their consumers. For Ting smartphones which have hotspot capabilities, there are no tethering charges to share the connection with laptops or other Wi-Fi capable devices, since users pay for their service based on their actual usage of data."@en }
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- Ting_Inc. abstract "Ting is a wireless service provider launched in February 2012 by Tucows. Ting provides service in the United States using Sprint's CDMA, EV-DO 3G, 4G WiMAX, and 4G LTE nationwide network. In March 2015, Ting announced support for GSM networks via the T-Mobile network.Ting's business model does not subsidize phone sales, or require contracts beyond month-to-month. Pricing is in separate tiers for voice minutes, text messages, and data, each of which is adjusted month-to-month to match actual usage. There are no "regulatory recapture" fees added to bills, in contrast to the practice of some of the large mobile companies. Ting also relies on referrals to gain customers, along with making less money for each customer in order to create loyal relationships with their consumers. For Ting smartphones which have hotspot capabilities, there are no tethering charges to share the connection with laptops or other Wi-Fi capable devices, since users pay for their service based on their actual usage of data.".