Mint Mobile has CHANGED!

[@evertonsway]

Link to Mint Mobile: mint-mobile.58dp.net/6vjQVEvertonsway

[@atom10001]

i have a question so am going to get mint moblie 3 month service but i would want to get 12 month service after the 3 months is almost over so if i do switch to 12 month service would they have to ship me a new sim card or do i keep the same sim card and just change to the year plan?

[@StephHorvath]

That’s a good question I want to know the answer to. Did you do it? What happened? Did you need a new sim or not? I just joined for 3 months and would like the year plan.

[@robertpurington8123]

Hey Everton, you've won me over - first, by being modern, and up to date, which I am NOT. But more so, by trying (and actually being ABLE TO) help out your folks. My folks would never listen me, so I gave up. Your straight has me convinced. Only, I would buy for 12 months, if I would only buy for three, in case they go out of business in the mean while as Montgomery Wards did to me. And you are not like these folks that just blow money out their .... you are CHEAP like me. So I trust you all the more. THANKS!!!!

[@Phxshadowz]

Just switch from Verizon. So far very impressed

[@evertonsway]

Love it!

[@lisalange4922]

i'm getting frustrated ....i switched yesterday and they still can't get me a valid QR code to update my eSim card...

[@shanefoss1731]

Added a Mint SIM/Number for use with a HomeFlex router by Glocalme. Initially this worked really well. The SIM was added on my family plan. Recently all data stopped on the HomeRouter solution. No APN settings changes have resolved the data-halt. Calling MintMobile returns the statement, “We only support phones and not Home Router solutions.” Glocalme support was great, but clearly couldn’t help the clear agreement/contract T-Mobile and MintMobile have. Just a vent. Likely accepting using an old droid phone left plugged in to service my home internet needs. Unfortunately my wired home devices have no solution. Now to find a router that can be a hotspot client while also serving Ethernet ports. 😉 Thoughts?

[@H4x0r18]

Configure a router to run as a wireless bridge to your phone's hotspot. The ethernet ports on the router will connect your ethernet devices to the internet.

[@shanefoss1731]

The cellar router lacks an ‘IP through’ function which of needed to make this bridge solution work. They are using multiple means to prevent common known trivial work arounds. I just went back to Comcast.

[@jasbur76]

I just switched my 3 lines from AT&T to Mint yesterday. I'm really hoping service is good (good so far) because I'm looking forward to my bill being 1/3 of what it was. I ported all 3 numbers. Each one failed with AT&T texting a security code that needed to be replied before they would release the number. This was different/in addition to the porting pin needed. Still, porting the numbers only took minutes. But make sure you leave your old sim in so you can get those texts. All 3 phones were unlocked models. A Pixel 4a and Pixel 6 Pro worked without issue. A Galaxy S20 FE 5G wouldn't get any service with Mint. Mint support had me switch the phone to 2G and it worked on that. They told me to switch it back after 2 hours. I left it on 2G overnight, but this morning we switched it back to Auto and it is now working! Just throwing that out there in case it helps anyone.

[@vjaguirre6044]

Are you on reddit? I felt like i've seen you on it. The mint Mobile Reddit

[@McCknNHashBrown]

Any update on your experience?

[@jasbur76]

@@McCknNHashBrown I haven’t really had any problems with the service. I was at a crowded event and internet was so slow it was useless. Probably priority was given to real t-mobile customers. But phone and text were fine. Still happy I made the switch.

[@rf101259]

Thank you sooooo much for your videos on Mint Mobile!! I had never heard of them and was already thinking of going to a prepaid plan to save money. When I saw your videos, I checked them out and they were less expensive than any other prepaid or my current post paid account through T Mobile on a family plan. I was paying over $300.00 a month for 5 lines of service through T Mobile, and like you, I didn't have any issues with T Mobile as a service, except the monthly cost was killing me. I easily ported three of the five lines via eSim (no physical sim card needed) since three of our phones are newish iPhones and I'm waiting for the physical sim cards for the other two android (Samsung) phones. All told, I am going from $300.00 a month to roughly $90 a month by picking up annual plans on all five lines. That's an incredible savings!!!!! Again, thank you for these videos!! You are a lifesaver!

[@evertonsway]

So glad I could help! And yeah so many opportunities to save money with great service! Thanks for the comment!

[@shanefoss1731]

Been a MintMobile user for years. It has yielded real savings especially for my kids basic use phones. They’re dropping 3G was a bummer, but I get it.

[@josephbaumann292]

In NJ, I have dead spots with a major carrier mostly in rural parts of Ocean County.

[@shawnsweet7037]

Thank you so much for this video! You're an excellent teacher/instructor. I've been struggling with pulling the trigger to switch from Verizon to Mint Mobile because I don't know anyone who uses Mint. Your video is great for assuring perspective new customers like me. I hope Mint Mobile recognizes your efforts!

[@naomiwilson9380]

you had mentionedint doesn't save the call or text history? same with web traffic? wouldn't the app responsible for letting me make phone calls or texts on my phone do that? and wouldn't my search engine save my history if I have that selected in the SE settings?

[@evertonsway]

Yeah the app does keep record of it. There are times where you may need to provide call history for record keeping and if for some reason the app is deleted you lose your phone or any other scenarios. By law phone companies are required to keep those records, they just don’t provide it back to the end users via app or site

[@naomiwilson9380]

@@evertonsway ok, ty. And thx for the quick response.

[@OneManUnmanned]

Mint is amazing.. My parents and other family members are on it, BUT the deal breaker for me is the streaming resolution. I'm not a 4K streamer, but there's a reason most modern phones have high resolution screens( and yes, they(phone manufacturers) charge an arm and a leg for those features). I know you found a way around this issue, but that defeats the point of paying a low rate for cell service. Thanks for the updates, and I appreciate all your videos and your channel. Shout out to San Antonio.. One of the best places I've ever lived.

[@evertonsway]

Super welcome! And yeah that low resolution was a let down for me like you said that vpn is an extra cost. Thanks for your continued support and views!

[@Nootabit]

@@evertonsway for the low resolution That's if you're using the mint mobile date right? Orr does it still apply low resolution if you're on wifi?

[@Sora_Nai]

If you use a VPN you can get over that 480p streaming cap

[@mariebo7491]

@@evertonsway does this resolution restrictions apply to wifi, too? Also, If I’m using wifi at home, does it still count against my data?

[@Elephant11]

@@mariebo7491 no

[@bushraa124]

Me & my brother and his family using mint mobile from 4 years and find it great. Customer service is good and 4GB Data for 15$ os great with unlimited talk & text.

[@thugstead5171]

This is the reason I switched over so far it's been good thanks !!!!

[@evertonsway]

You’re welcome!

[@atodamadre3197]

I got mint mobile about 6 months ago to try it but they had no service where I live. They've rectified that so I'll go back

[@FullMetalNobody]

To me. Its reality cheap. Which I like. 1 line, less than 1 Gb of use ever, a month. Zero interest in games roaming or looking at stuff while away from home WIFI. $80+ a month via Verizon. Even though I'm a veteran, have had up to 5 lines for over 15 years raising kids and a customer for over 20 . I got ZERO appreciation. I said hello to $15 4Gb month. Bye Bye Verizon. 5G Internet, Text, Email "check". I'm all good. What are you waiting for.?

[@FullMetalNobody]

6 month update. Still Fantastic. No issue what so ever.

[@billligon4005]

As if 4/29:2022 Mint will cost me $180 to renew in 3 months. I pay $220 with t mobile direct. ????

[@sandi6818]

Trying to reduce my bills. Wondering if this is a option. Don’t wanna regret it

[@evertonsway]

If T-Mobile is good in your area, I would go for it. Best decision when it comes to performance/budget balance

[@yoniyama]

You will be surprised how good a service you get for such a great price. I've been a mint customer for over a year.

[@Cruxis_Angel]

Changed from ATT and it’s great if you’re in a good t-mobile area. I used to pay verizon $85 and ATT $53. Now my bill is $30 a month with no change in service. If you don’t need a lot of data you can get your bill to $20

[@brettkeller]

"im not going back" is not clear. could mean you arent going back to other services or to mintmobile

[@evertonsway]

After you watched the video were you about to tell which way I was leaning?

[@brettkeller]

@@evertonsway even this sentence is incomprehensible

[@ER0CK5_]

@@brettkeller about = able. after watching the video, were you able to tell which way he was leaning? He links to MintMobile in the description - do you think he'd do that if he wasn't happy with the service?

[@frelaaldridge9489]

I just got it but I'm doing the 7 day free trial I'm thinking about getting it it seems to work for me calls are clear text's are good

[@evertonsway]

I love mint Mobile and I’m glad you’re having a good experience!

[@asmokingp3005]

feel like 35 gigbyte might not be enough. I stream music all day

[@saijenkins3416]

Buy a radio its cheaper

[@dec1slh]

@@saijenkins3416 you must be old

[@saijenkins3416]

@@dec1slh u dnt have to be old to appreciate any form of music. Radio,cd,records. Wth?

[@dec1slh]

@@saijenkins3416 who in their right mind would listen to radio/cd when the convenience of streaming exists. FYI...I am NOT young and would never go back to CD's...as a matter of fact the CDs that I do have have, have not been used in over 10 years

[@saijenkins3416]

@@dec1slh I do. There are radios put into cars for a reason.

[@DK-jq9cb]

Mint is alright. I had a better experience and better speeds with Google Fi.

[@evertonsway]

I'm glad Google Fi works out, they came a long way from days of Project Fi.

[@Marinate305]

Used your referral link. I should have a few of my own referrals once I get established, may need help obtaining the 5th.

[@sportsnews2940]

Mint mobile is a good value for the price, but the fact that after 35GB they slow down your cellular data to 2g...

[@Soultilt89]

How do you go over 35? Lol and you can buy data addons with the unlimited plan if you go over now

[@sportsnews2940]

@@Soultilt89 it’s labeled as an unlimited plan which is mileading. You clearly don’t travel a lot because I use a lot of data on maps.

[@jamesb8619]

@@Soultilt89 you can’t add more data on the 35 gb plan

[@harrydaniels2788]

@@Soultilt89 - Thank God I have Verizon. Everything unlimited 😀😀!!!

[@jamesdavis5096]

I just switch to mint yesterday I did it all online from McDonald’s Wi-Fi. It really is easy it really does work and it’s only $30 a month and the hotspot works really good so far

[@evertonsway]

Yeah!!

[@Maryah2.0]

Do you still like it ?

[@poathaithaingam2959]

Is Mint mobile has shop in LAX airport? I will go LA. I got lottery green card. But I don't know about sim card.

[@jamesb8619]

Mint mobile is only online

[@cghoffmantattoos4790]

Mint suck on my last month... Never again

[@SteveBierfeldt]

Good stuff on the update!

[@evertonsway]

Thanks! I appreciate the comment!

[@PhantomZ77]

I’ve been watching your videos! But quick question, I live on a border town to Mexico and I travel to Mexico on a regular basis (like once or twice a month I actually live close to San Antonio LOL 🤣) but does mint mobile have coverage in Mexico? Or other countries?

[@evertonsway]

My neighbor! So mint Mobile in Mexico uses roaming…calls are 0.06/minute texts are 0.02/sms and data is 0.06/mb

[@PhantomZ77]

@@evertonsway thanks! It sounds like a good deal!

[@VRtechman]

What happened to your Twitter account! Did it get shut down?! 😱

[@karlaujueta6447]

What is your promo code?

[@armrodriguez76]

Mint is like any other shady corrupt company. They provide wireless service in USA but when you call customer service where are there employees from? There from Mexico, making about $3.00 dollars an hour. That's a fact. And those employees also take calls for UltraMobile which is partnered with Tmobile and their headquarters are in Tijuana.

[@grantellis8464]

Costa Mesa California. Lying gets you nowhere.

[@PR-cx4wi]

$3.00 dollars an hour? that´s 60 pesos an hour! per 8 hrs shift that almost $500 bucks (pesos) a day ! that is very competitive salary in Mexico!

[@armrodriguez76]

@@PR-cx4wi yeah competitive..vente a vivir aca. Will see how competitive

[@armrodriguez76]

@@grantellis8464 are you playing with my emotions or what fool?

[@armrodriguez76]

@@grantellis8464 Mary had a little lamb

[@rosesnthrones9544]

hey do mint mobile have phone insurance for there plans? and if not what's the best plan to protect your phone while with mint mobile?

[@I.am_Groot]

Why do you need a phone expensive enough to insure?

[@rosesnthrones9544]

@@I.am_Groot i asking about phone protection from cracks, water damage ets..

[@I.am_Groot]

@@rosesnthrones9544 If you just avoid the iPhone then cracks aren't really an issue. I wonder how Lexus would be valued if their paint jobs held up the same as Apple's phone screens? But I am saying you can get a nice phone for well under $500 which makes paying $10+ a month for insurance unnecessary. If you spend $350 on your phone than stash $15 a month away by the time you need another phone you will have paid for one anyway

[@rosesnthrones9544]

@@I.am_Groot I have a phone already android, I'm just asking do they have a protection plan for phone or not? I just wanted to protect my phone once I leave my provider and which to mint mobile. I have only heard about there plans but nothing about how to protect your phone from damage.

[@I.am_Groot]

@@rosesnthrones9544 Usually the phone manufacturer/reatiler has an option for insurance and their are some 3rd party options like Akko that are pretty reasonable. I don't expect Mint will get into the insurance area anytime soon so not an option that way. For me if I needed a nicer phone for work/business would rather go through a 3rd party who does not profit beyond your premiums/deductibles when deciding claims.

[@mtbrider1626]

What’s up dude

[@evertonsway]

Nothing much !

[@mtbrider1626]

Sup