r/CapeCellular

Switched to Cape + new number = Game Changer

Brought my old number over to Cape originally but realized I was just bringing over my old problems. Had the number for 20 years, and transferred that number between Verizon, AT&T, and finally T-Mobile. Those carriers wh*red out my information for so long that the spam wouldn’t stop. Finally decided to get a new number with Cape (knowing my name was never attached to that number) and it has made the world of difference. Now, I’m very selective of who I give my number to, never sign up for promotion deals with it, use my secondary Cape number for any cash register deals or whatnot. I will never voluntarily share my real number with a company. So far, it’s been peace and quiet. Highly recommend taking this route.

Use my code if you’d like to save. I hope to have a good 40-50 years left in me and plan on sticking with Cape.

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u/KetamineCocktail — 11 days ago

Please use the referral code sites

Just wanted to point out that there are some great referral code aggregators out there.

Instead of everyone doing cape reviews with a referral at the end, please head over to cape.rip or getcape.codes. These sites keep codes for seven days and then reset them so there aren’t old codes floating around.

Personally I’d rather see this subreddit discuss cape and mobile privacy issues instead of just becoming a bulletin board of referral codes underneath ai written reviews of the service.

u/marsineese — 11 days ago

Can someone explain Cape to me…

Perhaps I am missing something, but I wonder about the purpose of this company and how it draws new customers at those rates—at that level, staying with postpaid might make sense. I noticed claims about not selling data and various privacy features, yet I question whether $70 a month is reasonable just for “privacy” from a carrier. With Visible, Total, Mint, and others offering BYOD deals near $20 a month, I struggle to see why someone would pick Cape; my main concern is the 50GB limit on premium data before deprioritization or “temporarily slowed” service 😐. I have used the Total Wireless $25 unlimited plan for four months, consistently consuming just over a terabyte each month without deprioritization or “temporary” slowing. I am not criticizing anyone for choosing them; I am simply curious about what convinced you, since I may not have researched enough. For those using Cape, please share why you selected it, which features you value most, and whether the cost feels justified. TIA!!

u/Artistic-Tackle203 — 11 days ago

Port Secondary Number In

Maybe I misread or misremember, but I thought it was fixed so we could port in a secondary number?

I went to try and the option seems to be gone?

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u/Redacted911 — 11 days ago