PureTalk is offering eligible FOX readers a mobile plan for $29.95 per month, compared with a stated regular price of $65. The promotion is advertised as a lifetime price, but customers must meet conditions to qualify and keep that rate.

The offer is open to new and returning customers who add a new line, bring their own device and enroll in Autopay. Customers can use the promotion code FOXNEWSDEALS or the link in the original promotion. The advertised deadline is Nov. 15, 2026. The plan has no minimum-term contract, according to the provided material.

The plan includes unlimited talk and text, along with data service that has a high-speed allowance of 60 GB per billing cycle. After that threshold, data speeds are reduced until the plan renews. It also includes 30 GB of hotspot data, international calling and roaming in more than 100 countries. PureTalk says its plans provide nationwide 5G coverage, U.S.-based customer service and spam-call protection. A 30-day money-back guarantee is also listed.

Customers may use a compatible phone they already own and keep their existing phone number, according to the promotion. The offer is available with either an eSIM or a physical SIM card. Existing PureTalk customers must add another line to qualify, and any additional lines must be added before the promotion expires to receive the advertised price.

The $29.95 offer cannot be combined with PureTalk’s multi-line discount or its 20% discount for eligible military members and first responders. The promotion also ties the lifetime rate to continued enrollment: customers may cancel at any time, but a former customer who later signs up again will not be eligible for the same $29.95 price, the source says.

PureTalk describes itself as a veteran-led company. The promotion states that it donated $250,000 to America’s Warrior Partnership in connection with the country’s 250th anniversary and that its donations to the organization have exceeded $800,000. The supplied material does not provide independent confirmation of the company’s claims about coverage, customer service, pricing or charitable giving.