中国三大运营商与微信宣布自2026年8月1日起关停第三方互联网售卡渠道1。微信公众平台运营中心于8月3日发布公告，宣布不再支持非电信运营商主体从事号卡办理等行为1。这一举措导致长期通过低价渠道获取电话卡的外卖骑手等新就业群体面临通信成本上升。
以外卖骑手为代表的劳动者对大通话量和大流量存在刚性需求1。骑手此前可通过第三方渠道购买49元套餐，月度包含2700分钟通话和195G流量1。而运营商官方当前提供的最划算选择为69元套餐，包含500分钟通话和100G流量1。新入行骑手的通信成本将增加至69元及以上。
部分地方已率先探索针对骑手群体的优惠政策。辽宁阜新推出快递员专属"暖新卡"，月费41元档1；海南儋州推出骑士专属"同新套餐"1。多方呼吁运营商推出专属套餐并建议平台企业提供补贴，以降低劳动者的通信成本负担1。
China's three major telecommunications operators—China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom—along with WeChat have announced the discontinuation of third-party internet-based phone card sales channels starting August 1, 2026.1 The move will eliminate the low-cost phone plans that have long served gig economy workers, particularly food delivery riders who depend heavily on high call minutes and substantial data allowances.1
Previously, delivery workers could purchase discounted 49-yuan monthly plans through third-party channels, which included 2,700 minutes of calling and 195 gigabytes of data.1 With third-party sales ending, the most economical option available through official carrier channels will be a 69-yuan plan offering 500 minutes of calling and 100 gigabytes of data.1 This represents a significant increase in communication costs for a workforce already facing tight margins.
Recognizing the impact on delivery and logistics workers, some local governments have begun proposing targeted solutions. Liaoning's Fuxin launched a delivery worker-exclusive "Warm New Card" priced at 41 yuan monthly, while Hainan's Danzhou introduced a rider-specific "Tong Xin Plan."1 Industry observers and advocacy groups have called on telecommunications operators to develop specialized packages and urged delivery platforms to offer subsidies to offset rising labor costs for their workforce.1
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