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 ===== MVNOs =====
-  * NTT docomo doesn't really have MVNOs that are official sub-brands. They have ahaomo, eximo, and irumo. Ahamo plans are online-only administered. Ahamo is specifically different, because you **cannot** use a d garden or many of their in-store services. You're expected to do everything through the ahamo app. But it has the simplest billing structure with no frills and only a couple addons. Eximo is their "normal" plan for normal use with in-store services. It's more expensive. irumo is the budget brand with basically no data. You probably don't want irumo.
+  * NTT docomo doesn't really have MVNOs that are official sub-brands. They have ahamo, eximo, and irumo. Ahamo plans are online-only administered. Ahamo is specifically different, because you **cannot** use a d garden or many of their in-store services. You're expected to do everything through the ahamo app. But it has the simplest billing structure with no frills and only a couple addons. Eximo is their "normal" plan for normal use with in-store services. It's more expensive. irumo is the budget brand with basically no data. You probably don't want irumo.
   * SoftBank has LINEMO and Y! Mobile. I haven't had experiences with these MVNOs. I don't know if their MNVOs would reject you like I was rejected from SoftBank proper. SoftBank and PayPay have good bonuses tied together.
   * au has povo 1.0 and 2.0. I don't have experiences with them but some friends have used povo 1.0 quite happily.