Michael Knowles

One of the weirder financial habits people have is you will spend hours comparison shopping for a plane ticket that saves you like 12 bucks.

And then you'll continue paying 80 or 90 bucks a month for wireless service without any question.

At a certain point, you have to ask yourself, why am I doing that?

Especially now that companies like PureTalk exist.

PureTalk is veteran-led.

It's backed by 100% US-based customer service and now offers unlimited high-speed data for just $34.99 a month.

It's a pretty major shift because unlimited high-speed data at PureTalk used to start around $55 a month, but PureTalk has continued pushing to offer more value at lower prices.

So if you looked at PureTalk before and you didn't make the switch, well, that was dumb of you.

You should have done that.

And now you should probably take another look.

One thing people always ask is whether the service holds up compared to the massively overpriced major carriers.

The answer is, I mean, it's yes, but you should try it yourself.

Pure Talk lets you test the service for 30 days with no contract and no cancellation fees.

There's really pretty much no downside to seeing whether it works for you.

Knowles, I know that you have been using Pure Talk.

How has your service been?

We'll take it from Knowles.

It's the one issue I trust him on.

The switch itself can happen in as little as 10 minutes.

And again, if you need help, that US-based customer service team is standing by.