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Use Code: THRIFTSCHOOLING for a FREE month of Radiant Mobile


Radiant Mobile is America’s first Christian wireless carrier, built around one idea: Parents decide. Same nationwide 5G. Same unlimited talk, text, and data. With one difference—parental authority over content, enforced at the network. 


Taking Back the Internet

Radiant Mobile is filtering at the network level. Schools do it. Libraries do it. Now your carrier can, too. This is not simply an app that your child can delete. This puts your mind at ease, knowing that your child cannot stumble upon inappropriate content, which we all know is out there. 

I still remember the late 90s when the Internet began entering our homes, schools, and libraries. My school got it. My friends had it. Our home computer? Nothing. My parents were hesitant. They had heard the horror stories. So there I sat, playing Digger and Pong on my DOS. No Internet. No AIM. No email. Did that last long? No. It quickly became clear that the Internet was here to stay—not just a fad like Atari or mall arcades. Now we have cell phones.




Authority Where It Belongs

Network-level Filtering: Filtering happens through the carrier, not an app. 

Age-based Profiles: The parent controls the filters based on the child's age. A ten-year-old's filters will look different from a 16-year-old's.

Recurring Scheduled Pauses: Bedtime, homework, the dinner hour, Sundays. Set the windows that matter to your family; the network honors them automatically.

On-demand Off Switch: If the parent must revoke Internet privileges, they have the power to cut it off immediately. 

Tools, Not Verdicts

Still unsure if you are ready to take the leap to a new carrier? Watch the interview below with Jean from Momentum Influencer Network as she dives deep into the importance of this incredible tool now available to parents. 


Visit Radiantmobile.com and use code: THRIFTSCHOOLING for your first month free!



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>Many thanks to Radiant Mobile for providing a sample of the product for this review.
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  1. Shelly PetersonSaturday, July 18, 2026 at 7:55:00 PM EDT

    The sounds like a great phone plan to have if you have little kids.

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  2. Diane EstrellaTuesday, July 21, 2026 at 2:41:00 PM EDT

    I like to support Christian businesses. thank you
    diane estrella
    dianemestrella at gmail dot com

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  3. bellagirl07Tuesday, July 21, 2026 at 4:51:00 PM EDT

    I so want to try out this company it sounds amazing and I love that they block out harmful content. I will provide my last name to you via email if I am the winner for privacy reasons thank you so much for your understanding. God Bless.
    heather hgtempaddy@hotmail.com

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  4. CourtneyFriday, July 24, 2026 at 5:52:00 PM EDT

    I like on on demand off switch.

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