Altice Launches Killer $30/Month Cell Phone Service The owner of Altice and Suddenlink cable systems is offering a great deal on wireless service by routing much of the data down its own pipes.

The service also will run on Altice's in-home Wi-Fi system and network of hot spots at places such as Long Island Rail Road stations. Customers can use their existing phones, the company said.

Altice offers unlimited mobile phone service for just $20 a month The cable operator looks to shake-up the mobile market with an inexpensive unlimited plan unmatched by others in the market.

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Altice USA Inc. is preparing to launch a mobile service likely to cost between $20 and $30 a phone, according to people familiar with the matter.

Today, Altice USA is unveiling Altice Mobile, a new nationwide mobile service created for today's consumer who craves seamless, simple and reliable connectivity.

Altice is a so-called MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator), which leases wireless service from the major carriers and resells it to consumers. In this case, Altice is working with AT&T and Sprint.

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Altice Mobile is also available to non-Optimum and Suddenlink customers who live in or near the company’s 21-state footprint, including throughout New York City, for $30 per line per month.