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PureTalk Expands Partnerships and Highlights Veteran Focus

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What happened

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PureTalk, a wireless carrier, has formed partnerships with Sean Hannity and Mike Rowe to promote its services. The company also features a former Army staff sergeant who serves on its board. PureTalk operates without retail stores or overseas call centers, selling services online and through its U.S.-based call center.

From theepochtimes.com

Why it matters

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PureTalk's business model relies on cutting operational costs to offer plans starting at $24.99 a month with no contracts or hidden fees. The company also supports America’s Warrior Partnership, having donated over $1 million to provide practical help for veterans.

From theepochtimes.com

Who's involved

  • PureTalkAmerican mobile virtual network operator that sells services online and via call center.
  • Sean HannityAmerican television host who partnered with PureTalk to disseminate its message.
  • Mike RoweAmerican television personality who partnered with PureTalk to spread awareness.
  • ArmyFormer Army staff sergeant who serves on the board of PureTalk.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • PureTalkSpeculative

    PureTalk might see increased demand or sales due to its partnerships and its focus on supporting veterans.

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