SpaceX has quietly removed its budget-friendly $40 Starlink plan from the US market, leaving dealers and customers searching for affordable satellite internet alternatives. The Residential 100Mbps plan, which capped speeds at 100Mbps, is no longer available on Starlink's website or app. This creates new opportunities for wireless dealers to position alternative connectivity solutions and bundles.

TCL's 60 XE NXTPAPER smartphone just dropped to under $200 with massive holiday discounts—128GB for $169.99 and 256GB for $199.99. This eye-friendly, feature-packed device competes with flagships at a fraction of the cost. For wireless dealers, budget smartphones represent huge margin opportunities, especially when paired with prepaid plans and accessories. Here's how to capitalize.