- Exceptional pricing
- Introductory pricing and trial offers available
- Variety of phones available
- Buy online or also in Target stores
- To get best pricing must prepay for 1-year in advance
- Phones not sold with real discounts
- No dealer or branded stores for support
Since 2013, I’ve been researching, reviewing, and writing about the wireless industry through BestMVNO with a focus on MVNOs.
In this guide, I will explain everything you need to know about Mint Mobile before you subscribe. I’ll review each of their phone plans with you, and go over any gotchas that they might have. I want you to learn the ins and outs of Mint Mobile so that you can make an informed decision on if this is the best place for you to spend your money.
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How Mint Mobile Plans Work
Mint Mobile, Who Even Owns It?
Mint Mobile was originally launched as Mint SIM in 2016 by the wireless provider Ultra Mobile. Ultra Mobile is an MVNO of T-Mobile which means it uses the T-Mobile network for coverage. Not surprisingly, Mint Mobile also uses T-Mobile’s 4G LTE and 5G network towers for coverage with all of its wireless plans.
In May of 2018, Mint SIM re-branded to Mint Mobile. In November of 2019, it was announced that actor Ryan Reynolds purchased an ownership stake in the company.
Newest @_MintMobile customer. Also, owner of the company. To keep things above board, I’ll be paying myself $15 a month. #MintOwner pic.twitter.com/hrzd8t8T2H
— Ryan Reynolds (@VancityReynolds) November 25, 2019
However, on May 1, 2024, ownership of Mint Mobile transferred over to T-Mobile. T-Mobile made an offer to acquire the brand a year earlier in March 2023.
Sections
Mint Mobile’s Phone Plans Explained
Unlike traditional providers, Mint Mobile does not charge by the month. Instead, customers are required to pay for their service either 3, 6, or 12 months in advance. Since the plans get paid for in advance, they do not require a credit check. Mint Mobile did at one point in time offer pay by the month phone plans, but those were quietly discontinued in late 2018 and were never a point of emphasis.
Mint Mobile currently offers 4 phone plans, and all are available for purchase at the 3, 6, and 12-month interval time frames. Pricing for each plan option looks like this:
5GB Plans
- 3-month pricing- $75 which averages out to $25/month
- 6-month pricing – $120 which averages out to $20/month
- 12-month pricing – $180 which averages out to $15/month
15GB Plans
- 3-month pricing – $105 which averages out to $35/month
- 6-month pricing – $150 which averages out to $25/month
- 12-month pricing – $240 which averages out to $20/month
20GB Plans
- 3-month pricing – $135 which averages out to $45/month
- 6-month pricing – $210 which averages out to $35/month
- 12-month pricing – $300 which averages out to $25/month
40GB Plans
- 3-month pricing – $120 which averages out to $40/month
- 6-month pricing – $210 which averages out to $35/month
- 12-month pricing – $360 which averages out to $30/month
Potential Mint Mobile subscribers should be aware that Mint Mobile considers one month to be equal to 30 days of service. So the 12-month annual plan is for 360 days of service, not 365 days. Taxes and fees cost extra and are further explained later on in the article.
All Single Line 3-Month Plans Come With Special Introductory Pricing
Mint Mobile always offers special introductory pricing on its 3-month plans for new subscribers only. You can check out the introductory rates for each 3-month plan in the list below.
- 5GB plan – $15/month, $45 paid in full
- 15GB plan – $20/month, $60 paid in full
- 20GB plan- $25/month, $75 paid in full
- 40GB plan – $30/month, $90 paid in full
Family Plan Options
Unfortunately, Mint Mobile does not offer true family plans with group discounts. However, subscribers that have multiple lines can manage them all under a single account.
In early May of 2022, Mint Mobile updated how it handles its family plan offerings. Subscribers who want a family plan have the option to pay for their plan in quarterly installments, but only if they buy one of Mint Mobile’s annual plans. Mint Mobile calls this the “Mint Modern Family Plan.” For all other plan options, nothing has changed. Customers must still continue to pay the full price of their plan all at once.
A maximum of 5 lines are allowed in a Mint Mobile family plan. Each line in a family can be subscribed to its own plan.
A Mint Mobile family plan must have a primary account holder that serves as the head of the family. The primary account holder will be responsible for paying for every line in the family plan account.
In order to have a Mint Mobile family plan, autopay billing must be enabled, and it cannot be disabled. Customers with an annual plan that leave their family plan will automatically be billed for the remaining balance due on their plan. They will forfeit their ability to pay for their plan in quarterly installments.
The quarterly installment price of each Mint Mobile Modern Family annual plan option is in the list below.
- 5GB – $45 due every 3-months
- 15GB – $60 due every 3-months
- 20GB – $75 due every 3-months
- 40GB (unlimited) – $90 due every 3-months
Mint Mobile Has A 7-Day Free Trial Plan Available
If you’re not sure you want to go all-in on a longer-term plan you can grab Mint Mobile’s starter plan. Mint Mobile’s starter plan offers prospective customers 7 days of service that includes 250 minutes, 250MB of 4G LTE/5G data, and 250 text messages for $5. The kit comes with a 3-in-1 SIM card. Customers will be given a temporary number to use to evaluate the service. At the conclusion of the trial if the subscriber is not happy with their service they can request a refund. If the customer is happy with the service, the $5 they spent on the trial kit can be applied towards the purchase of any multi-month plan they like, including the introductory offers that Mint Mobile makes available to new subscribers. The trial kit can often be found on Amazon on sale for $0.99 and directly through the Mint Mobile website at its regular rate. Customers with an eSIM-compatible phone can take a test drive with Mint Mobile for free by not having to pay for the 3-in-1 SIM kit. A credit card will still be needed for the trial, but you will not be billed for the trial.
What Plan Features Are Supported By Mint Mobile
Mint Mobile offers all the same basic standard features that are offered by most providers and a few others that are not. All Mint Mobile subscribers get the following features included with their plans:
- Unlimited text messaging
- Unlimited calling
- Hotspot/tethering
- WiFi calling – use WiFi for your phone calls and text messages when you have no cell signal
- HD Voice/VoLTE calling – high-definition voice calls
- International calling to Mexico and Canada
- Unlimited data at 2G data speeds once the high-speed allotment is consumed
- Text message spam filters
- There’s an app available on both iOS and Android that can be used to manage your account
- Money back guarantee
- Plan recommendations – users on Mint Mobile’s 40GB unlimited plan will receive a notification if they aren’t using enough data to warrant subscribing to the plan
unliMINTed pic.twitter.com/4BfCpAErFG
— MintMobile (@Mintmobile) November 9, 2020
A word about Mint Mobile’s spam filters. Under section 8.4 of their terms and conditions, Mint states that they use filters to block spam messages. They also state that they cannot guarantee that customers will not receive spam or other unsolicited messages and absolve themselves of any liability for such messages that a customer may receive.
The money-back guarantee states that customers who cancel service for any reason within 7 days of activation can get a full refund which includes the refund of any applicable fees or taxes. Any applicable shipping charges will not be refunded.
Plan Add-Ons
A few different plan add-ons are available. Customers that run out of high-speed data during a billing cycle can add more. A 1GB data top-up is available priced at $10 and there is a 3GB top-up for $20. Data top-ups are only good for one 30-day plan cycle and do not rollover. The data top-ups are available for use on all plans except for the 35GB data plan. The 35GB plan has its own data top-ups, $15 for an additional 5GB and $20 for an additional 10GB.
Add-ons are also available to call more countries internationally. International calling rates vary by country.
Mint Mobile supports international roaming. So if you’d like to use your phone in another country you can but it will cost you extra money. If you need international roaming you’ll have to purchase an UpRoam plan add-on. UpRoam add-ons are available for $5, $10 and $20 denominations. With international roaming enabled, subscribers will pay $0.05 to send SMS text messages, $0.25 per minute, and $0.20 per MB of data consumed while traveling abroad. Receiving SMS text messages are free. There are special roaming rates available while traveling in either Canada or Mexico. It costs $0.06 per MB of data consumed, $0.02 per SMS text message, and $0.06 per minute to use your phone in either of those two countries. International roaming credits do not expire and roll over to your next billing cycle.
Mint Mobile Fine Print
Plan Feature Limitations
All plans include hotspot, however, customers on the plan with 40GB of high-speed data can only use 10GB of their monthly data allotment for hotspot. On all other plans, customers can use all their data for hotspot if they’d like.
Unlimited Is Not Unlimited!
Mint Mobile has named each of its phone plans by the amount of high-speed data that includes. The only plan that is not named this way is their 40GB data plan. Mint calls this plan “Unlimited.” Many people would consider an “unlimited plan” to be one that includes unlimited high-speed data. This plan does not. Another thing to note about this 40GB data plan is that video streaming is limited to a resolution of 480p.
There’s An Odd Data Throttling Policy
Nearly all carriers have a data throttling policy where customers’ data speeds slow down for the remainder of their billing cycles if they go over their high-speed data allotments. Mint Mobile is no different.
For all plans but Mint Mobile’s 40GB data plan, data speeds get reduced to 128Kbps after the plan’s high-speed allotment gets reached. For the 40GB plan, data speeds get reduced to 512Kbps after the high-speed data threshold is reached.
During times of network congestion, data speeds may be temporarily slowed down compared to other customers on Mint’s parent network, T-Mobile, until the network congestion gets relieved. In a very limited number of locations where the network is always congested, subscribers may have permanently slower data speeds than they may be used to.
SIM Expiration
You’ve Got 45 Days
Customers that pick up a Mint Mobile SIM card in a retail store or order one online need to keep in mind one very important fact. You can’t order a SIM card and just sit on it. According to Mint Mobile’s terms and conditions, customers must activate their SIMs within 45 days of purchasing. If they are not activated within that time frame, Mint Mobile states that they reserve the right to suspend or terminate service. For SIM cards that are not subjected to the 45-day rule, Mint reserves the right to inactivate SIMs 3-months after their original purchase.
Hidden Taxes And Fees
Mint Mobile does not charge an activation fee, but they do charge taxes and fees not listed in their advertised prices. The type of taxes and fees assessed include:
- Recovery Fee – assessed to help Mint recover costs associated with various federal and state programs
- Federal Universal Service Fund Fee
- State Universal Service Fund Fee
- Sales and Use Taxes
- 911 Fee
Mint Mobile’s recovery fee is explained in their terms and conditions. Briefly, for the 5GB, 15GB and 20GB plans the Recovery Fee is calculated as a flat fee of $3.75 for a 3-month plan; $6.75 for a 6-month plan; and $11.75 for a 12-month plan. For the 40GB “Unlimited” plan, the Recovery Fee is calculated as a flat fee of $5.50 for a 3-month plan; $8.75 for a 6-month plan; and $16.25 for a 12-month plan. A flat per-transaction fee ($0.50 for service charges of $10.00 or less and $1.00 for service charges of $10.01 or more) may apply for non-plan service purchases (e.g., 4G LTE/5G data add-ons). A flat fee per transaction of 2.5% will also be applied to help recover other administrative fees.
Mint Mobile Coverage
Mint Mobile has access to all of T-Mobile’s 4G LTE and 5G network towers to provide coverage to its subscribers. However, coverage with Mint Mobile may not be identical to coverage that you would get by being on a T-Mobile Postpaid plan. T-Mobile’s Postpaid customers have access to other carriers’ networks. Other networks are used to provide coverage to T-Mobile’s Postpaid customers in areas where T-Mobile does not have its own network towers. This coverage feature is called roaming. Mint Mobile customers don’t have roaming access and are restricted to using T-Mobile’s native network for coverage. So there is a small difference in coverage between being a Mint Mobile customer and T-Mobile Postpaid customer. Mint Mobile does have a coverage map set up on their website so you can check out exactly where you’ll have coverage if you switch over to their service.
Refer-A-Friend Program
Mint Mobile offers a refer-a-friend program. Subscribers that like to share referral codes online can earn themselves a year or more of free service. A maximum of 10 referral credits can be earned by a subscriber per calendar year. Mint Mobile offers more money for each friend that gets referred.
Subscribers that refer one friend will earn a $25 account credit. If a second friend is referred the account credit increases to $30. For a third friend the credit increases to $35, friend number four is $40 and friend number five is $110. If five friends are referred the subscriber earns a total of $240 in account credits which is good for a free year of service on the 15GB plan. If a sixth friend is then referred, the credits reset back to the beginning so that the sixth friend is equal in value to the first one ($25). The credits then go back up for referrals 7-10 as they would for referrals 2-5.
Each friend that signs up through a Mint Mobile referral link earns themself a $15 account credit.
Some Potential Drawbacks To Consider Before Subscribing To Mint Mobile
Customers are free to leave the Mint Mobile network at any time. But if they do it before their plan expires, they will forfeit their remaining months of service and effectively lose money since those months were paid for in advance.
Other drawbacks subscribers may want to consider before making a long-term commitment to a multi-month plan provider are the opportunity costs that may be involved. This is especially true if the 12-month plan is being considered.
Every few weeks new and exciting offers come out from competing providers. Sometimes those offers may provide for a better deal than a Mint Mobile multi-month plan. For instance, it’s fairly common for wireless providers to offer new subscribers a free month of service or even $50 to $200 in cashback or rewards/gift cards just for subscribing. Free phone and bonus data offers are also common. New service providers also come into the market from time to time and they could potentially offer better rates. And of course, spending big money upfront on a phone plan is money that could potentially be spent elsewhere, or saved and invested. Those are some of the opportunity costs one must consider before deciding to commit to a multi-month wireless plan.
If you are ok with the potential drawbacks associated with Mint Mobile, they do offer some of the best bang for the buck value around. You can see for yourself by comparing them to the other cheapest plan providers on the market.
Mint Mobile Customer Reviews
Supported Phones And BYOD Devices
Any phone that is compatible with T-Mobile will also work on Mint Mobile, as long as it is out of contract and paid off in full. Most phones used on either AT&T, or Verizon will also work as long as they have been unlocked. Universally unlocked phones from manufacturers such as Motorola and Samsung are also compatible. If you are not sure if your device is compatible with Mint Mobile, you can use their IMEI checker to confirm it.
Where To Buy Service Plans And SIM Cards
Mint Mobile phone plans can either be purchased through the Mint Mobile website, Best Buy, Target, or Amazon. A few other smaller online retailers also carry the brand.
In October of 2021, Mint Mobile began to sell phones bundled with SIMs in Target stores. It was the first time that Mint Mobile offered phones in a retail store.
SIM Expiration
You’ve Got 45 Days
Customers that pick up a Mint Mobile SIM card in a retail store or order one online need to keep in mind one very important fact. You can’t order a SIM card and just sit on it. According to Mint Mobile’s terms and conditions, customers must activate their SIMs within 45 days of purchasing. If they are not activated within that time frame, Mint Mobile states that they reserve the right to suspend or terminate service. For SIM cards that are not subjected to the 45-day rule, Mint reserves the right to inactivate SIMs 3-months after their original purchase.
Year Founded: 2016
Mint Mobile Contact Information
Website: https://mintmobile.com/1550 Scenic Avenue
Costa Mesa, California
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How To Port Out Of Mint Mobile
In order to port out of Mint Mobile you'll need to know your account number and PIN number. To get those you need to call Mint Mobile and ask for them. You will be asked a series of security questions before they'll give you your account and PIN numbers. The PIN number is typically the last 4 digits of your phone number.
Mint is being acquired by T-Mobile — https://mintmobile.com/unicorn
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How long my SIM remain active if not recharged when I m abroad
I switched to Mint Mobile from T-Mobile and I’m very satisfied with the quality and price.
I want to share some exciting information about Mint’s LTE bands. Mint doesn’t just use 2, 4, 5, 12, 66, and 71 anymore in 2021, Mint now also uses LTE band 41, which is “old Sprint”. My phone is connected to it as I type this. I’ve read others say they use band 25, and even though I haven’t read it directly, I assume that means Mint uses band 26 as well. For those that are curious, 25, 26, and 41 were the only three bands Sprint used for LTE.
I purchased the unlimited plan 90$ for 3 months/Get 3 months free before January 4th and for some reason on the Mint Mobile app it shows I owe 120$ due April 9th. I do not understand why I am not getting the 3 months free. I purchased before the promotion ended but activated the service afterward. I contacted Mint Mobile via their live chat and a representative gave me a case number and said they would have to basically send it up the ladder for a resolution. I was supposed to hear back from someone within 72 hrs. It has been 4 days and I have not received any correspondence or call. If anyone else has had any issues like this any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Not unlimited phone service! Stops service when average usage of all users is met with NO warning. Unlimited should have NO usage limits. Would really be interested in taking legal action.
I been on mint a year now just started a new year. The only issues I have has since I left sprint with my sprint lg g6 is I lost visual voicemail and often if someone calls it never rings and go to voicemail even with full bars! I also get delayed text often sometimes hours this seems to be a common issue with some phones on mint. I just got a new phone not a sprint phone but a t mobile version unlocked brand new phone so Im hoping some of these issues resolve themselves if not may just be my last year as other companies now have $30 unlimited just like mint. Ryan is a good guy and active in the company he even called me and many others left a message when covid hit offering us unlimited data this was b4 they had a unlimited plan and he did this at know extra charge for like 3 months! I find that very impressive!
I have had mint mobile for 2 years now. Its cheap and it works. However, a much bigger issue is starting to show vulnerability in Mint service – Spam Text! Mint does not have spam text reporting system like the major carries. This means eventually you get hit with lots of spam calls and text with Mint. Its the trade off for cheaper service.
I have a Verizon prepaid plan with my Samsung 9S Plus, planning to switch to Mint. Biggest concern is making sure my contacts, texts and photos on phone are still there when I make the switch. I followed instructions to back them up to my google drive but unsure it really happened. Can anyone walk me thru this to ensure a smooth transfer – especially the phone contacts. Pretty sure my photos are safe.
I have an upopened package of 4 sprint sim cards. Can I use them with Mint mobile?
Someone stole my device and phone number and used it here on MINT MOBILE. The phone was reported stolen and is on the blacklist. How is it possible that MINT MOBILE is allowing this?
I am with T-MObile now. Can I port my numbers over to MInt Mobile?
I have a Motorola G5 plus and had a G4 with Mint Sim now Mint Mobile going on my 2nd one year contract. Mainly for the $15 a month deal. It’s been fantastic. This year they increased the data to 3 GB from 2 for the same price. In the beginning I had a minor problem that was easily solved with easy instructions. A little typing to add Mint Mobile as my default carrier. It’s been flawless ever since. I highly recommend it on a budget or not. You have to fork over a year at a time but it’s been well worth it . I’m not saying talking to imaginary CS is fun but it’s worth it for me and have no complaints.
I have an LG model LGMS323 (Dec. 2014) from MetroPCS. The phone is paid for. Should it work or does it not support all 6 radio bands?
I would like to please know how much hot spot you get and the upload speed of said hot spot
Peace
Will an Essential PH-1 that was prev with Sprint work with mint?
I ordered the 3-month intro for $45 (3 months at $15 each), but none of the SIMs would activate on their webpage. They sent a SIM kit, which comes with the SIM for the 3-month plan, and 2 additional SIM cards to give to friends or whatever. One is a free 30 day trial SIM, and the other is just an extra SIM you can buy a plan for. I followed the activation steps and couldn’t get ANY of them to activate.
I called customer service, and they escalated me to tech support. Tech support couldn’t activate the SIM card either, so they escalated it, and said someone should call me back within 48 hours to resolve the issue. I’m just setting this up as a new line for my son (it’s a lot cheaper than adding him to a family plan) so it’s not really a big deal, but if this was for my phone I would probably be pretty annoyed. As long as they get it working within the next couple days I’d say the inconvenience is worth the savings since activation is a one-time thing. I just hope this kind of stuff isn’t commonplace with Mint Mobile.
If anyone else has had a similar experience, please chime in.
So i oreder the mint mobile 20 dollars for 3 months sim kit and im pretty sure I used my email on my phone but i couldnt find in my emails and to be honest I met a few ppl from the time ordered it till now it and maybe just maybe my phone was to easily accessible anyways so i decided to track my delivery anyways I am wondering how many numbers are in the order id cuz. They are asking me for 2 things i cannot verify because my info i know I used doesn’t link to my purchase even though i have my bank statement with a purchase number for mint can anyone just inform me about my issue
This is a great deal. But Mint Mobile, not backed by any larger company, decides to close the door, what would happen to the prepaid and unused service? Do we get a refund?
Couldn’t be happier.
On a Windows Phone I just got 63 Download 20 Upload in a major city with excellent T-Mobile coverage. WiFi hotspot works well. Sad that Microsoft is abandoning its phone platform.
Online Dashboard works great. Email and phone support have been superb.
Had a SIM card go bad and a replacement was Fedexed immediately at no charge.
Unlimited talk, unlimited text and 8GB data per month for $24 a month when prepaid for six months.
I hope Mint Mobile stays in business (I believe it is a subsidiary of UltraMobile) as there are so many competitors these days in this space and that services remains exemplary as it grows.
YMMV
I do not work for Mint Mobile or any cell phone carrier.
The current promotion is 3 months trial for $20.
There is a clear way on the account dashboard to NOT invoke auto-charge.
My boost moblie iphone 7 plus powered by sprint it wasn’t unlock i just put the mint moblie sim card in and it worked right away a week later and still no issues everything on my iphone is working properly just like it did thought boost moblie. but i didn’t ported my number over i get a new one. i’m thinking about also switching my new iphone XR from boost moblie to mint moblie and porting my number from that phone over to mint. i’m hoping for the same results as i got with my iphone 7 plus.
Most-likely Sprint phones are not going to work properly either. Verizon and Sprint are CDMA phones, and T-Mobile/Mint are using GSM technology.
Even if your Verizon/Sprint phone IMEI may check out on Mint webpage as a compatible phone, it will not work out properly. Mint tech support will actually name you a couple of phone models and operating systems, which definitely should work, but they have no idea about other phones and will not explain you why your Verizon phone does not work.
Otherwise, I’ve been using Mint for over a year now. Coverage is not as good as Verizon. I had experienced no coverage in rural areas of TX, OK, and CO. Although, Verizon did not have coverage in parts of OK either, but it is still better than Mint. Otherwise, Mint has decent coverage, no problems in big cities, and good service. I am about to renew. You can’t beat the price with no hidden/unexpected fees.
Unlocked Verizon phones will not work properly with Mint.
TOTAL CRAP! T-Moblie is just about worthless in south central Oklahoma. Continual drops, weak signal, and everything you DO NOT WANT from a phone company. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY! Go to Cricket. It is on the ATT Network, she strongest, most coverage. PERIOD!
If I buy 3 months of service will mint automatically renew. I am I
on vacation and only want the 3 months. How hard is it to stop?
Is it worth it?
Do you mean to say that the unlimited plans they are pushing for $15
like the one on the tv commercial I just saw are using 2g tech? I didn’t
know that was even still possible, thought it was completely phased out
a long time ago. That is slower than slow . Isn’t that misleading? I mean
I remember them saying to toss certain phones and stuff cos 2g was no
longer supported. So I guess you guys do support it but people just as-
sume a certain basic quality and that a technology from the past isn’t
suddenly going to be the stepped down one a company is going to use
when they make an offer like this. Not exactly being on the up and up
no matter how you look at it. Kind of a less than stable foundation to
start an endeavor don’t you think? Have a great day.
I’m currently on a family plan and I am not the administrator on the account. My phone is paid off. Do I follow the same steps to switch over to Mint as listed on the website?
Does esim work on mint mobile?. I mean if I have a Tmobile iPhone XR will I be able to activate a second line on mint mobile on the same IPhone XR?, thank you
How do I keep my att number and use my iPhone 6?
What kind of security questions are you asked? I don’t see where you give them any security info when you sign up.
Do you have unlimited talk txt and data plans ?
Can you get a new number. I want to change my number when I go to mint.
If I’m a multi dealer, how can i provide my customers with mint mobile? I think this is a great service.. thanks in advance.
I think I read something about the data where after the high speed data runs out, you still have data until the next month when the high speed renews, but it never goes off. It just slows way down. Is that included in their introductory offer?
Just to let you know we are having huge problems this is the second time. Mint is charging my wife for a plan she is not even using,she bought a discount service from them because we needed to save, and after. Some months we were in a better place financially so we decided to change.
There’s where. The problems began, they keep charging my wife $75 dlls for a service she’s not even using! We are paying now the $25 for our unlimited T-Mobile plan and 75 for a mint plan that we are not using, this is a lot of money and we are losing more money than what we saved.
Mint will not cancel the charge with the excuse of not having the name of my wife in the account (she must have misspelled or something on the account activation) and I really don’t see why they won’t stop the charge to a card whose owner has explicitly declared theft she doesn’t want it.
Just n awful service in that sense.
VISUAL VOICE MAIL ON ANDROID,: MMS on wi-fi??
who would buy a plan from a company with such a disgusting commercial?
I have a LG8V it does not work on wifi calling
what is a good cheap phone to buy so mint mobile works
Wait just 3 more weeks guys no matter what the mint mobile people posting their will be a black Friday sale hold out on ur phone plans just if u can few weeks till mid Nov its already end of oct. For mint mobile buy one month get one month free on any of its plans 3month min = 6months service pay 3months 45$ get 90$service pay 60$ get 120$ service so on that’s right but if it on 3month plan now u might not be able to get it activate after r plan runs out mint mobile puts limits to activation of sim cards.. I know I get new sim every time to renew don’t pay more then they advatise even if u need new phone number.. U will save lots$$ buy when only sale in November free service I have no phone service now I use free wifi at hot spots.. I know to save $$
I been waiting over a week for customer service to call so, my old number can be ported over to the new phone.
Still haven’t heard anything they gave me a temporary number but, all my business is conducted on my old phone. I really don’t feel like getting a new number…not impressed with the service at all.
I have had it for three months and love it. I live in Kansas City and get better reception and data than Sprint. Sprint’s headquarters is IN Kansas City, how ironic is that?!
I am going to buy the 12-month service.
Mint mobile has screwed up their “system upgrade” and according to their CSRs has no time table for an actual resolution. Yet they continue to sell their pre paid services that they do not know if or when they will be able to activate them. I personally have been trying to to get activated for 4 days now. I have seen others who are over a week. I’m told I’ll be given a call & then dont hear anything. My phone will only call their customer service line & they refused to transfer to Corporate HQ.
When will it be bogo plans last time offer was November 2017.. By 3 months get 3 months
I purchased a year of service and now my phone says emergency calls only
I’m currently a mint mobile customer. I don’t know what happened but while i was trying to call someone it just leads to mint customer service and i could not call anyone.
How exactly does the mobile hot spot work? Does this mean I could conceivably not have to also have home internet service, but could just use my phone as the hot spot to connect my computer for school?
What happens if I need more than 2GB of data in one month? Do the unused data carryover?
I’m thinking about going to mint mobile. But we have no T-Mobile in my area. I did go on mint mobile website to see if I could get service. It said I could but it might be spotty. Should I try or not try? I’m with US Cellular now.
time to ditch darn Freedompop global SIM card (the foggmobile one). Am I understanding correctly that the voice and texting with Mint Mobile are not real Voice and txt but over data connection?
Thnx in advance.
I have been using mint mobile for about 9 months and I absolutely love it. I was most impressed when I was on an Indian reservation at the Pala casino in the middle of California in a parking garage and was still able to receive great reception
Asked for a refund. No coverage at all in the foothills (yuba county, Ca) didnt start working till I was in the valley
I have my company email account linked to my phone. will that transfer? and can I keep my current phone number?
Ordered a sim card for $5 using the mint mobile app. how to you track the order?
Network quality is very very poor. Most of the time phone is not reachable for others when it shows I have full network. Call drops frequently, internet doesnt work even though it shows LTE. Not at all a trustworthy service. I paid 3 months service in advance and switched in a month. Loss is acceptable but not unavailability when people really need to talk to me. I will not at all recommend Mint to anyone. Mint is just making money not providing value for money. I fell in trap of yours. Now I am in good hands.
I currently have an IPhone 7 and my service provider is Metro PC, will Mint Mobile work for me.
I had and still have complain about Mint-Sim customer services. Are there any suggestions how to receive answers
from within? I have spent $128.00 and gotten no answers. Should I contact T Mob ile
Unfortunately T mobile coverage stinks in my area code (Omaha-south) despite their coverage map showing otherwise. Glad I only wasted 5.00 sim card to find that out…
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What’s the difference between medium vs large? Data allotment seems the same.