The Daily Dose

Budget carrier FreedomPop is on track to hit 250,000 total subscribers later this month after adding 100,000 customers this year alone. After testing the waters with WiFi hotspots, FreedomPop launched a phone service last October. The company’s plans offer a basic amount of data, text messages and voice for free, and customers can, of course, pay extra for more. According to FreedomPop, over 60 percent of its phone customers stick to the free plan and don’t spend anything for service. Earlier this week, FreedomPop announced a $20 unlimited everything plan lets FreedomPop customers get unlimited text messages, voice minutes and data. However,…

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