A company that provides mobile phone telecoms without owning its own network by buying capacity in bulk and reselling it retail.... more on: MVNO
Mobile Virtual Network Operators; are mobile operators without physical network infrastructure, possessing all systems necessary to provide combined services and roaming to other network operators. May offer subscriptions (SIM-cards) and services to endusers.
A company that provides mobile network services through a contract with a mobile network operator. At the low end of the MVNO range is the company that offers mobile-telephony services through an agreement with a mobile-telephony spectrum owner, with the new entrant controlling the branding, marketing and tariff structure of the offering to customers. At the higher end is the most widely accepted definition of an MVNO: a company with its own network code, issuing its own subscriber identity module cards and controlling elements of network infrastructure, such as the home location register and mobile switching center.
A Mobile service operator without licensed spectrum or network that leases wireless capacity from other carriers.
a company that does not own a licensed frequency spectrum but resells services under its own brand name using the infrastructure set up by some other company
a company that leases bandwidth, infrastructure, and time from a carrier and then rebrands and resells it
a company that markets Mobile Services without owning the radio-spectrum
a mobile operator that does not own any radio-frequency spectrum and usually does not own a network infrastructure
a mobile operator that does not own its own operations spectrum and typically also does not have its own network infrastructure
a mobile service operator that does not own its licensed spectrum and usually does not have the infrastructure to provide mobile service to its customers, i
a mobile service provider who does not own the underlying radio access network or the associated license but does issue its own SIM cards
a service model in which the network service provider does not actually own any radio spectrum, but rents it from a large carrier and then offers specialized services that the carrier may not yet offer
Mobile Virtual Network Operator
A mobile service operator that does not have its own licensed spectrum and does not have the infrastructure to provide mobile service to its customers. Instead, MVNOs lease wireless capacity from preexisting mobile service providers and establish their own brand names different from the providers.
Mobile resellers that do not own networks but rather purchase wholesale minutes from one of the national incumbent mobile operators.