Top MLM Cell Phone Companies

Let’s take a few minutes to discuss the top MLM Cell Phone Companies.

Do you have a cell phone? I bet you do. Just about everyone does. Cell phone usage continues to grow year after year. In my opinion, this trend will continue to grow in the years to come.

If you’re going to use your cell phone regularly, why not make money with it? In this post, I am going to share the top MLM Cell Phone Companies, as I see it. I believe network marketing, when combined with cell phones, creates a huge opportunity for any self-motivated person.

At the end of the post, I’ll also share some additional ways to make money with your cell phone. Enjoy.

Top MLM Cell Phone Companies

Top MLM Cell Phone Companies

What are the top MLM Cell Phone Companies to choose from? After doing some research online, I found two network marketing companies that specialize in cell phones: ACN and Tempo Wireless.

Believe it or not, I figured there would be more network marketing companies specializing in telecommunications. There are a few companies that offer discounts on regular cell phone plans, but they do not sell cell phones or plans, so I excluded them from this list.

In the paragraphs below I will share a little bit of information about each of these two MLM Cell Phone Companies and provide some additional tips for you to consider.

I’ll also provide a link to their website for you to check out. Please note that I am NOT saying either of these companies is any better than the other. Be a smart consumer and shop around before you commit to ANY type of cell phone plan, or join any opportunity.

# 1: ACN

ACN is a network marketing company specializing in telecommunications. They offer landline and cell phone services in most states. Their plans start from just $24.99 per month.

They offer video phones and even have plans for businesses. They also offer other services such as internet services, home security systems, and utilities.

They are an industry leader and have HUGE market share within the MLM World. The company has been around since 1993. ACN does business in approximately 24 countries and did more than $500 million in sales in 2010. Learn more about ACN here.

It’s always been about working hard to create an opportunity that can truly change people’s lives, and we’re accomplishing that goal one success story at a time.

~ Greg Provenzano, President and Co-Founder

# 2: Tempo Wireless

Formerly known as Lightyear Wireless, and now known as Tempo Wireless, this company specializes in cell phones. Here are some facts I found out about the company on their website.

  • Started in 2013
  • Nationwide Wireless Provider
  • Focused on No Contract Wireless and Lifeline Wireless
  • Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia
  • Founding Company has been in business since 1996
  • Founding Company has a A+ rating with the BBB
  • Founding Company has is Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Company 5 Year Honoree
  • Founding Company has been ranked Top 50 call centers in North America

They offer no contract wireless plans. When you refer three people, you get your service for free. They also offer home and office phone plans.

Tempo offers a new way to communicate, with choices that are simple, affordable and with the personal attention they deserve. And when the pace of their lives changes, so does their Tempo.

~ Vincent M. Oddo, President and CEO

Turn Your Cell Phone Into a Successful Business

Other Opportunities to Make Money with Cell Phones

Here are four additional things you could do to make money with your cell phone.

# 1) Buy and Sell Used Cell Phones: If you are savvy, you can search local Thrift Stores, flea markets, yard sales and Craigslist for cell phones that you can purchase and then resell online.

# 2) Paid Surveys: You can use your cell phone to take paid surveys during your down time. Fifteen minutes here, twenty minutes there, it can really add up.

# 3) eBay: My wife and I have a very large eBay business that she runs pretty much from her cell phone. You could find a drop shipper or inventory source and start selling items on eBay.

# 4) LetGo: You can use your cell phone to sell unwanted items kicking around your house. You can even ask friends if they have unwanted items you could sell for them, for a fee.

Recommended Cell Phones

Here are a few popular cell phones you can get on Amazon right now.

Final Thoughts

In conclusion, cell phones are here to stay. If you’re using a cell phone every day, why not make money with it?  Whether you join one of the popular MLM Cell Phone Companies or decide to do something else, that’s perfectly fine. My goal in this post was simply to show you the possibilities available to you.

What are your thoughts? How do you make money with your cell phone? Leave a comment below to let me know what you think.

Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with any of the companies mentioned above. All names are registered trademarks. Before you purchase any of these plans, please do your homework to make sure you are getting a competitive rate and quality service. This article is for educational purposes only.

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65 thoughts on “Top MLM Cell Phone Companies”

  1. I was with Solavei but now it’s shut down. Built a good team but all in vain. Currently I came through this new MLM company called Truconnect Direct. It’s MLM company distributing free cell phones. Totally free to join and nothing to sale but just distribute free phone.

    Currently they are in 2 states California and Texas. They have plan to expand to all other states.

    I would love if you can review about it.

    1. Sorry to hear that. I hate when companies in our industry go out of business or change their compensation plan. It hurts everyone in our industry when that happens. I wish you all the best in your new business.

  2. I haven’t even put thought into MLM cell phone companies but thank you for this. I love learning new things and have more things to research. That is why your blog is great. I see many thing I have known but also things I never given thought that will help other areas grow for me.

  3. I just read this post now and I know I the time your wrote it, all the information you provided about Lightyear was right on. Now Lightyear has transitioned. They are now known as Tempo Wireless. They had to acquire new contracts and licenses through their parent company, Tempo (also Birch Communications) so they switched names.

    They are now offering a free signup level where you can sign up as a customer and still refer a few friends and eventually get your service for free. They have also service Verizon, Sprint, and now T-Mobile. In 2015, they will be able to service AT&T customers.

    Here’s the kicker…they now have a deal with Lifeline – the free government subsidized phone service. And their reps can earn residuals on free govt. subsidized phones. This amazes me! Not only can you earn money on phone customers who pay, but you can earn residuals on a government program (it’s a substantially lesser commission percentage, but still!).

    I am seriously considering just being a customer with Tempo (Lightyear) and seeing how it goes. Regardless if I have to pay up to $200 to get out of my current contract, I can now use an unlocked GSM phone (like an iPhone 5 or 6) that I have already purchased and just switch. If I get my service free, that’s thousands of dollars a year I would save. It would more than pay for me having to buy my way out of my old contract.

    Still doing my research though. I am in no way affiliated with that industry, but if I can join and save buck, it will help my bottom line no matter what else I do. Thanks, as always, for your due diligence!

  4. I wonder – do any of these wireless providers help people get out of their existing wireless contracts? I love seeing all of the reviews that talk about savings, and I would love to enjoy the same, but I still have that cancellation fee to worry about. Also, my current wireless provider gives me a bundling discount for having my cable and internet services with them. (Not to mention, I would love to keep my same cell phone number even if I changed providers.)

    Can any of the alternative wireless provider’s distributors writing in comment on this?

    1. I have seen where many different cell phone providers have worked out agreements with other providers to bypass contracts and agreements. I believe that it is like the cliche: “I’ll pat your back if you pat mine.” I am sure it would be no different with MLM phone plans. If you explain that you have a contract they very well may be able to work out something to gain you as a customer. It is sometimes amazing what can be accomplished just by asking.

      1. I’ve used a lot of cell phone plans in my life and the best one I have found is Wal-mart’s monthly plan for about $47, including taxes, with unlimited everything. Also, no contract is required.

  5. Thank you for posting this information. I had not realized that there were also MLM cell phone companies out there. I am not completely ruling out being an MLM cell phone customer, but I can tell you that I would be a hard sell. I already believe that I have to spend far too much money for the convenience of having a cell phone, and I would just resent having to pay another middle-man for the service. That would need to be one really good sales person!

  6. If I would ever get involved with a telecommunications mlm, ACN would be my company of choice. However, I have never felt comfortable to turning over that part of my life to mlm… same with energy. I am just leary about turning over my energy accounts to a mlm company…. more education on this would be great but at the end of the day it probably would not change my mind.

    its just some things I don’t want touched with mlm

    1. That’s cool. I like the idea of utilities for MLM since just about everyone already has a utility bill. Most people pay their utility bill not matter what, and their cell phone bill, no matter what. Plus, if times get tough, they will keep it. It’s not like a magical juice or lotion that is a luxury purchase.

    2. I think i would be apt to trust a MLM company with my energy billing more than I do this Puerto Rico energy provider. It seems you never know what to expect from these people. They have been known to shut people’s power off for a $20 overdue bill, and then let other people amass a $1,000 bill and not ever shut them off. The power supplier here plays politics hard and unless you are the same color, you better watch your back.

  7. I had never thought about MLM cell phone companies! The idea of having a recurring monthly (cell phone) bill as a revenue is impressive. Loyalty to a line is another great consideration. Consumers do tend to stick to the same cell phone company for along time. This is an option that more of us should explore!

    1. The best part of the cell phone MLMs is that most people can refer three or four customers and get their service for free. Try doing that with AT&T, Verizon or any of the other traditional vendors.

  8. I see where the cell phone MLM can be a great opportunity. Residual income is always the best. When you have downtime, there is still income coming in. I would like to know if you know of any of these cell phone MLMs here in Puerto Rico? Cell phone coverage can be difficult here because there are so many mountains and other factors that can make connections difficult. From what I see here, the best is T-Mobile or Open Mobile. All others fail quite often. Does anyone know if there is a cell phone MLM here in the Caribbean that has good connections? As Charles says, we need to investigate before we start selling such. I like my reputation and selling bad products can ruin it quickly.

    1. I’m not sure what is available in Puerto Rico. I think there would be a huge opportunity for cell phone services there, especially when you can show people how to refer a few people and get their service free each month.

    2. Greg,

      Yes there is a MLM mobile phone service company called Solavei that is actively growing across the United States and in Puerto Rico. The company has an excellent reputation and I have experienced financial success sharing it to others. In just a little over a year Solavei has grown to 250,000 members with service. Solavei is an MNVO of T-mobile that offers unlimited text, data, and voice for $49 a month. In addition you have the opportunity to earn residual income by sharing the service with others.

      I have the phone service and and I am also working the business. Thanks Charles for providing this blog to help people connect about MLM phone companies.

      1. I apologize for not answering this sooner Toby. Thank you for the information. I do have one issue, as I have some grievances with T-Mobile. They have caused many headaches with my mate. She fights with them monthly it seems. If Solavei uses T-Mobile, won’t we have similar issues? I don’t want to have the stress that I have had with them.

  9. I have my own wireless sales webpage and we cover all the major service companies plus the prepaid companies. I myself use pageplus and my smartphone works well on my unlimited talk, text and 2 gig data plan.

  10. Your review on top seems limited. Full disclosure: I’m a Lightyear Rep and have taken a look at Solavei.

    Lightyear (LY) is a Telecom Company which is a huge distinction from the resellers you mentioned. The 90% up front money returned back and the backend residuals are huge if you compare apples to apples with the others.

    LY uses either the Sprint network or the Verizon Premium network and that adds lower prices and quality.
    Cell coverage is strong in 49 states and at the moment I don’t know (or care so much) about Alaska. The many other products vary (landlines/Business systems/VOIP) but usually save money as well. The VOIP can be operated in other countries that have Broadband very cheaply, and both VOIP and Cells have great savings in calling other countries.

    I can usually save 80 bucks per month for a family plan customer, give or take.

    Beyond the savings and 3, Get Yours Free, the opportunity is exceptional due to the expanding Industry that helps all for the companies mentioned. Our marketing group is “the future of the company” according to our Corp. VP.

    At the very least, get out of contracts, and quit funneling so much money to the big 4 companies. and thanks for the great forum. Rick

  11. I use Page Plus Cellular, which uses the Verizon network. I can buy Verizon phones or a PPC phone; either one will work with the service. I like their customer service, but they don’t guarantee data to work on any phone but their own, and the prices seem rather high. I’m going to check out the companies you have listed. Thanks!

  12. I’m really not sure why anyone would purchased their cell phone surface through a Ponzi scheme. It just makes more sense to go directly to one of the major carriers and get a plan you are comfortable with. Or, you can go to Wal-Mart and get a month to month plan that is cheap and has no contract.

    1. Sorry, you are skeptical of the MLM Cell Phone companies, Olivia. I think you would be really surprised if you shopped around and found out what these companies have to offer. In addition, you can get your monthly service for free, just be referring a few friends. Try doing that with one of the traditional carriers.

  13. I get my service through 5Linx and really like it. I haven’t had any problems yet and I’ve been a customer for a couple years now. Great prices and great reception.

  14. I had a cell phone with ACN for a while, to support my brother in the business. However, he didn’t stick with the company very long. Once he quit I just went back to my previous company (Verizon). I don’t have anything bad to say about my service with ACN. The quality of service was good and there were no billing issues.

  15. I am currently using Solavei Mobile Service and have found great value in the service. Solavei shares the towers with t-mobile and is growing very fast because there are no barriers to refer others to use the service and save money on your phone service. Since August, 2012 they have grown to 200,000 members. Similar to some of the other companies listed, in your review they will be offering more products starting in September 2013. It is hard to beat a month unlimited text, data, and voice.

  16. I love my service with 5linx. I’ve been a customer for two years now and really enjoy the phone service and customer service.

  17. All of these are great cell phone companies. The key is to shop around and find the best deal possible. I really like the idea of referring three and getting yours for free. You definitely can’t do that with AT&T or any of the other major carriers.

    1. Shopping around is a wise move. It’s also a smart business move to team up with a company where you can get paid for referring others to the service. You can’t do that with the traditional carriers.

  18. I am a customer and distributor with Lightyear Wireless. The service is great. I use their Sprint network since I live in a pretty big city and my husband uses their Verizon network since he works in a more rural area where Verizon works the best. It is nice getting free service every month but it is even better making extra income….AT&T never paid me on my bill.

    1. Thanks for the comment, Natalie.

      I’m glad that you like your service with Lightyear Wireless, that you get your service for free and that you make a nice income with the company. Lightyear is a great company!

      Here’s to your continued success.

      Chuck

  19. I’ve been a customer of Lightyear Wireless for a couple years now. I even get my monthly service for free because I’ve referred a few of my friends. I was with AT&T for a long time and I referred lots of people to AT&T, but never once got a discount, a thank you, or let alone free service. I’ll stay with Lightyear Wireless for a while.

    1. John,

      I’m glad you like Lightyear Wireless. I agree with you that they are a good MLM Cell Phone Company. I really like their refer three get yours free program.

      Chuck

  20. My favorite cell phone plan right now is Light Year Wireless. I’ve been using their service for almost a year now without any problems. I even get my service for free because I referred three other people. There’s nothing like having a cell phone, but not having a cell phone bill each month.

  21. A change in the way business is done, especially if it saves people money and is good service, seems to arouse suspicion. Change is brought about by things not going well, and consumer voices speak loudly when they make a choice. Even though there may be less profit per sale (plus the MLM must make money as well) when customers go through many of these MLM companies, obviously it is of benefit to Verizon, AT&T and the other major players. This tells me two things: one, without them, the larger companies may not have been pulling in as much as they used to, and two, it’s working, because there are more of them cropping up. I go through a third party (not an MLM) as well for my cell phones and service, and I save money over going through Verizon directly, plus my upgrades are much better. Because something costs less or is provided differently from what we are used to, it doesn’t always mean it is not any good.

    1. Most people are skeptical of anything they aren’t used to. I always tell consumers to find the best value that you can. Sometimes that means the cheapest and sometimes that means the best. When it comes to cell phone companies, there are many different plans, services, and price points. Find a plan that works for you and go with it!

  22. I can see the value in marketing cell phones for the very reasons you noted, Chuck. Many people no longer use land lines, relying only on their cell phones. That’s a huge amount of cell phone uses, and, as you noted, people upgrade regularly. I can see the opportunity.

    I noted that Lightyear now has a partnership with Verizon Wireless, and this seems to be a trend with independent cell service providers. Is this because it is difficult to compete with companies like Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile, regardless of lower prices? I would think the name recognition alone of the larger companies would be a large obstacle to overcome.

    1. Name recognition for cell phones is important, plus the quality of the service. But many people shop around solely on price. The big companies will team up with these MLM Cell Phone Companies because they can get a cut, and make money off people who wouldn’t normally be a customer.

  23. I love ACN. I’ve been using their mobile plan for many years now and think it’s great. The service is high quality and the prices are great. Best of all, you get paid for using it. When was the last time AT&T or Verizon sent you a check for telling your friends about it?

  24. I’ve never heard of ACN or any other MLM company with these amazing deals on phones.. I’m sure I would remember if I found cellular service for $24.99 a month. I’m going to tell all my friends about these MLM businesses and see if I can’t save all of them some money. Thanks for putting out good information like this.

    1. Even thought many people are critics of ACN and these other technology based MLM Companies, they do offer some great deals for their customers. I tell everyone to be a smart consumer and shop around to find the best deal for you. You will be amazed at what you find.

      Chuck

  25. I have my cell phone service with 5Linx and I love it. My brother is a distributor so I figured I would at least support his business. So far, so good.

    Andre

    1. 5Linx offers home phone and digital satellite service. The partnerships with companies like 5Linx seem to be lucrative for the wireless provider services as well. They contribute noticeably to the increased sales and continued contracts for each of them.
      5Linx currently has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. The short length of time they have been in business, as well as the manner in which complaints were handled, contributed to this high rating. Bottom line, if people are happy with them because they are saving money, and they conduct a legitimate business, then more power to them.

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