Andrew Yang
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first heard Oct 2025
last heard 8 Jun
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So I went to Verizon AT&T and T-Mobile to see who would want to build something better for the public.
T-Mobile said, we're interested.
And so what we did is we bought all this data wholesale from T-Mobile, but we realized that if someone used less data,
it would enable us to return half the savings to them.
So what we're doing really is we're cost plusing all of your wireless data.
And if you were to use less data in a given month, then we will actually send you cash back.
What we've done is we built a rebate system that is like a friendly angel that rewards you for doom scrolling a little bit less.
Yeah, that delta between $83 and $35 a month, I don't know if that sounds like a lot to people, but that adds up to $100 billion a year in extra spend on our wireless data.
And of that $100 billion, $11 billion is going to Verizon shareholders in just straight cash.
Verizon takes $11 billion of their profits and pays it to their shareholders as a dividend.
AT&T, your former carrier, took $7 billion last year and sent it to their shareholders as a dividend.
And then T-Mobile was another three or so.
So that's $21 billion of the $100 billion in extra spend.
One of the reasons I'm so passionate about Noble Mobile is that I firmly believe that saving money actually makes you feel better about your life, your prospects, your future.
Where if you feel like time is working for you, then you feel better.
Whereas if you feel like the walls are closing in and your bills are higher than your income, let's say, then you start to feel more pessimistic.
So with Noble...
The most you can pay in any given month is $50.
And I will confess to everyone, that's what I pay a lot of months because I'm a heavy phone user.
$50 is still, you know, $100 less than I used to pay.
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