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Welcome

WirelessEd is an online resource created by Consumer Action to help you get the best value from the money you spend on wireless services. The Wireless World of today includes not just voice and texting, but browsing the Internet, watching video and sending email — all while you are on the go. You have more wireless options than ever before.

  • Voice and data plans
  • Internet access on the go
  • Wireless phones and devices
  • Service options

A little confusing? We know and we’re here to help…

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Tools

Know thyself!

  • How much data do you use?
  • How to find the best wireless plans
  • Stay in control
  • Avoid surprises

Resources, recommendations and links

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News

  • What’s happening in the World of Wireless
  • Consumer news you can use
  • Facebook and Twitter

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Library

  • Consumer Action’s educational publications
  • Recommended publications for consumers
  • Consumer information you can trust

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Training

  • Free community training materials
  • Brochures, lesson plans and curricula
  • Training activities and games
  • Bulk orders for community based organizations

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About

  • Who we are
  • Our mission
  • Contact us

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NEW! WIRELESS DEVICE Buying GuideNEW! WIRELESS DEVICE Buying Guide
Just in time for the holidays, Consumer Action releases its WirelessED Wireless Buying Guide.


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Tips

Light bulbIf you want to watch streaming video without using any of your monthly wireless data allotment, set your data-ready device to Wi-Fi when in range of a wireless Internet signal. Or tune into free public Wi-Fi, available in some cafes, airports and public spaces. You can switch to Wi-Fi mode in the "settings" menu.

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