We don’t know much about the new Trump Mobile phone or the company’s data plan, but we sure do have a lot of questions.

The Trump Organization on Monday announced a mobile phone service and a Trump-branded smartphone, extending the family real estate company into the vast U.S. telecom market. The announcement arrives exactly 10 years after the launch of President Donald Trump's first presidential campaign,

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Beginning September, Trump Mobile will sell the T1 phone for $499 and a wireless service to let users make calls, send messages and use data — all unlimited for $47.45 a month. Trump's election campaign slogan “Make America Great Again” is displayed prominently on the T1 mobile phone.

For a prepaid phone service, Trump Mobile is a bad deal. Prepaid plans are usually designed to offer a mix of affordability and flexibility — most of them let you pay or cancel month to month. They usually include fewer perks than post-paid phone plans, but you can generally get a better price.

Trump Mobile, unveiled by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, will sell American-made phones and monthly plans with telemedicine, roadside assistance included.

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Trump Organisation launched a self-branded mobile network today, dubbed Trump Mobile, signalling a new effort to court conservative consumers with a