Mint Mobile: Pros, Cons and What They Don’t Tell You!

[@billtinnell2206]

Been with Mint Mobile for 2 years. Love it!! I have the 12 month plan with unlimited talk-text and 20GBs a month for $325.00 a year tax and everything which equals $27.00 a month. Don't have to worry about a stupid phone bill every month.

[@71_button]

That seems expensive. We have 4 lines on US Mobile with 100 GB Premium Data, 50 GB Hotspot for $107.45.

[@billtinnell2206]

​@@71_buttonYour 4 lines at $107.45 a month is $27.00 for each line. You get a cheaper rate for 4 lines as compared to a single line. My $28.00 a month for a single line with 20 gigs is very hard to beat! So how come you say my phone is expensive!!! Do the math buddy!

[@NATHAN-v1s9q]

@@71_button That's seems expensive. We have 4 lines with Google FI with unlimited data for $80/month.

[@MellowMutant]

@@71_button Every major carrier my wife and I have been with have cost us an arm and a leg. Right now we pay like $140 a month with Verizon cause we have cheaper phones but a few years ago we were paying nearly $300/month. We over $200/month with AT&T. Mind you, this is for only 2 lines of service.

[@jakelionetti-1]

Finally signed up, unlimited data on a 3 month payment plan. So far so good.

[@nadtz]

I don't know why I've waited so long to think about switching. I've been paying $50/month with Metro since before T-mobile bought them and everything has honestly been fine but I use next to no data after looking at it recently realized the $15-$20 plans from mint would probably be fine for my use. If I do the math that's about ~$1400 I could have saved over the years. Been YouTubing around for people who switched and this video among others have helped me decide to go ahead with it.

[@1201PINE]

Been a customer fot two years. Very happy.

[@lonniemcclure4538]

I've been with them for 6 years now. I've never been a big data user, so I've always been on the lowest tier, but the amount of data that gives has increased over time. As I recall, it was only 2 GB per month in 2017, but is currently 5 GB.

[@JoseMartinez-xf1io]

I pay a lot of lines. The few that I have with mint are pretty great. I will be adding/porting over most lines to Mint. Right now, out of the four carriers we use, Mint and US Mobile are the best.

[@JJW77]

You did an excellent job explaining Mint Mobile to your viewers. Thank you!!!

[@alexpeters7159]

I have t-mobile currently but with them changing the autopay discount policy I wanted to look into different options. Already signed up for Mint and will see how it goes they do have a 3 month promo to try it out for a discounted rate. Really happy t-mobile made this policy change and let me look into other options.

[@dbzownz12345]

T-mobile owns Mint now, so the prices could change to similar-rices eventually. I would say get the annual plan, pay ahead so you're locked in for that price & help you save couple bucks.

[@scottbucholtz5458]

Me too

[@lisathomas3082]

Same here!

[@Cz007_]

I just left TMo 5 days ago for Mint. I went w the 15GB, 3 month plan after my 90 day promo expires

[@garrettcicuto]

Yep, same boat. Sorry T-Mobile I don't want give my checking account info to you.

[@WgB5]

After the company sell out I was expecting to see my yearly contract option vanish. Same plan, same price. One of the reasons I had switched to Mint was because my previous carrier refused to allow calls to Canada. You had to call a different phone number and get their permission per call. I have a boss, and customers, in Canada. And Mint services some areas out here that even Verizon will not touch.

[@colleenscott866]

It's been 26 months with Mint. Great customer service. Got number ported and all, but couldn't place calls. Turned out phone was locked. Mint's person was so patient in walking me through what I needed to do. Took about an hour to get phone unlocked from old carrier after paying ransom. After that, I had the code from Mint, and was good to go. I would stay with Mint just for the customer service, even if rates go up.

[@rpiazza]

Same thing happened to me. Spent a looonnngggg time getting the sim card right in a locked phone. Great customer service.

[@sandraward9839]

0:24

[@Number5-iq9qy]

How much did you have to pay to unlock your phone?

[@LaSombraK7]

You are lying

[@LaSombraK7]

Mint Mobile is Scan. I don't have 5g and is not my phone, because with others companies my phone has.

[@manasseh7]

I’ve had mint for 5 years this month..no hiccups..and I’ve recommended about 10 ppl..happy customers. As of 4/14/23 the 4gb plan is going up to 5gb , 10gb to 15gb and the 15gb to 20..at the same cost.

[@arkoverload]

That’s awesome - I didn’t even know they were around for the last 5 years 😳

[@saidalejandrokas-danouche8411]

Great, you should make a video explaining the taxes and fees, especially the recovery fee.

[@maluminse6013]

👍

[@frank-bmtz]

As soon as I pay off my EIP, I will be switching to the Mint Family plan. The T-Mobile network is phenomenal in my area, so I’m confident I’ll be happy with Mint.

[@AmiPatel-dq6pv]

Great and super helpful video thank you! I’m looking to add a second line via the esim option and your video convinced me to go ahead! Thanks again! 😊

[@kentaroo.7759]

I've been a customer for over 5 years and have been very happy with the unlimited plan.

[@arkoverload]

3 years for me!

[@maluminse6013]

Unfortunately, during power outages everybody in the area goes to their phones because their Wi-Fi is down, and in MVNOs get throttled first. So in my experience when you need your data the most, it's pretty much useless

[@JamesLauricia7]

True 😅

[@AlphaBravo860]

Every time we have an natural disasters in Connecticut the ONLY cellphone that will work is Verizon. So imo if you're in a high disaster area where you just want to be prepared check the phone company that last worked the best during the last natural disaster. I can tell you for a fact there was no such thing as calling 911 from any other cellphone or of course a home phone when the snow or trees take down power lines.

[@lserranov]

Power outages where? Do you live in 3rd world?

[@maluminse6013]

@@lserranov Yes. I live in the United States of America

[@lserranov]

Feel bad 4u

[@jeffbrownstain]

There's _ABSOLUTELY_ no reason that Mint's data prices should go up over time. The trend is showing the exact opposite, and the only reason other carriers keep their prices is because they have the entire country by the short and curlies.

[@NATHAN-v1s9q]

Then there is no reason to go prepaid b/c you're locked in and if you port out, they don't refund you.

[@lpj1263]

Mint is okay for some and considered it but my T Mobile monthly bill is $120. Thirty of it is the home internet and 45 each for 2 phones. We get 50 GB hot spot for each phone with Netflix and Apple TV thrown in. I feel I'm getting the best deal I can.

[@MrBobm001]

The Big 3 is always selling you additional lines, 3 for ----,2 for---- even on over 55 or military veteran plan, charges more for single line. Mint $15 plan works for me, my T-mobile Home Internet $50 at full price still appears cheaper single you can't bundle their single line plan besides may switch soon.

[@elevationguy]

This is my 6th month with Mint and I can’t be any happier. I have the $20 plan with 15GB. I referred 3 people and now I will only have to pay $105 when I renew in January for the whole year.

[@NATHAN-v1s9q]

Why not go with Google FI (caveat is you need 4 people on a plan) for the same $ but you get unlimited data!

[@edag9609]

I've had Mint for 4 years. Love it !!! I can't believe all the money i threw away with Verizon and AT&t. Thinking of going back to the $15 plan turns out 5gb is more than enough for hotspot in my car's android and Spotify on my hikes. And Deadpool as the CEO of Mint, what is not to love

[@nathan0401_]

Was thinking about getting my own phone plan so this video really helped me :)

[@joecampo1770]

It looks like you have an apple ultra watch on. Do they support cellular for Apple watches?

[@MrCharlesEldredge]

I think I read on the Mint site that they do not support smartwatches yet

[@TheOnlyGHOST1015]

Thanks the all the info I have been with T-Mobile for like 4 years now I pay $160 for 3 lines all the phones paid off and I hate paying $160 I will try to switch over now. Question when it comes to the SIM cards do I just buy one off Amazon Thanks

[@franh8043]

Thank you for the informative content! I really like your way of presentation.

[@MellowMutant]

Very helpful insight. My wife and I are making the switch to Mint Mobile from Verizon.

[@arkoverload]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DiegoJose-gx8bs]

One thing I would like to point out. Taxes and fees are not included. So it is actually a bit more than what it is advertised. If you already pay service where taxes and fees are not included then it should be no issue for you.

[@WgB5]

In deed. But I am not sure if any cell phone company is honest about the total cost. For me, that means the 180 plan becomes 205.

[@TheRu2fuct]

​@@WgB5I have my wireless plan through my cable company and it is $29.99 a month no taxes or fees. But then again with the cable service there are 16 surcharges, 14 fees, and taxes on top of all that....haha

[@RoadieWingZZ]

@@WgB5T-Mobile has straight “no surprises “ pricing with no extra taxes or fees. Much different than my experience with AT&T which had a half dozen fees/taxes tacked onto their advertised rate.

[@kevin9c1]

@@WgB5 Which is $2/mo extra. Pretty negligible.

[@WgB5]

@@kevin9c1 Yes, but it would be nice if they told you the total price before you sign up. You might have actually found a better deal. As for me, Mint is excellent for my needs.

[@maluminse6013]

You can do more than send emails and occasional web browsing with 4 gigs a month lol. If you connect to Wi-Fi whenever possible, (which is easier than ever) then 4 gigs is enough for a lot of people.

[@arkoverload]

I'm not too sure. Most people I know stream music in their cars, watch videos when they're waiting for something (doctors office, in line at the dmv, etc.) so the more data the better. While WiFi is pretty much everywhere, the vast majority of public Wifi, at least in my area, is unreliable. Nonetheless, $15/month is a steal for 4 GB and if you can truly make it a work, awesome!

[@alysafleisher]

​@@arkoverload I stream constantly and I went back and looked at my bills for years and I never even went over 2gbs when I was on my prior unlimited plan that I paid more than $70/month for.

[@DestinyA83]

There's still people who don't have access to wifi so we need a lot more data

[@alysafleisher]

@@DestinyA83 nope not really, but fine you can get more data then. You can choose to get all the data you want. No one is stopping you from choosing another plan. I haven't gone over 2gigs in the 25+ years I was w/ AT&T and the original Bellsouth brand. But I was super excited when I got up to 3.8 this month out of the 5 you now get w/ the basic plan. It was because I spent 9 days someplace that I had no access for a class my child was in and I watched movies. But I still won't use it up since I renew in a few days.

[@spicycatsandthings]

nah bro. 4gb is fine if you have a dumb phone, but if you have a smartphone, then you need unlimited.

[@hankitnap5076]

My only problem is you saying Northern California. 😂 mostly joking. Thank you for the information one of the few people that explained what I was trying to hear.

[@evaonthecoast]

NorCal. ✊️

[@rodneywk1]

I have Mint for over a year now and mostly happy. One thing that I can't figure out is that while having full bars the phone still struggles to download content in more areas than I like. Anyone know why signal would show full strength but refuse to download content?

[@Maynardd]

For lack of better words, mint mobile piggybacks off of T-Mobile cell towers, but T-Mobile customers come first. They’re paying the premium for the cell service. If there’s a large amount of T-Mobile customers going through the same cell tower as you they are the priority and you are secondary. your data comes second. This can create longer download times depending where you live, of course

[@noahriding5780]

When you are in Mexico, how do you bank? Can you get into that? Some of us want to go to cheaper places to live but there's stuff to figure out. You mentioned going to Mexico in the video.

[@mikeflowersrealestatebroke254]

I listen to podcasts while I walk about an hour daily. What plan would you recommend for a retired person?

[@mlc7085]

Do I have to buy the $45 SIM card or E sim? My iPhone already has one but I’m currently with Version.

[@ryanburdzinski4756]

I also thought the card cost 45 but I think it's prepaying for the 3 months at $15/month

[@andrewpaul1207]

you don't mention the perks like visual voice mail, roadside assistance, and stuff like that you can buy on verizon. does mint mobile have any of that? also you don't talk about equipment charges and upgrades. what phones do they have and how does their upgrade system work.

[@reallauradee]

Did you ever experience calls not going through? I had Mint Mobile 5 years ago and that's the reason why I left. People who would call me would complain that I never picked up the phone or answer text messages.

[@WgB5]

I had a situation sort of like that. It turned out that the person I was calling had accidentally blocked my number. And he was mad because I wasn't responding to his calls.

[@zabenaleid2547]

Mint is awesome. I literally just switched

[@chrisburright9854]

How's it working out for you so far?

[@realm313]

I had Mint mobile and hated it! Switched to Visible and I can’t be happier, better speeds, better customer service and I don’t have to pqy 6-12 months up front to get the saving. Visible is the best!

[@bobbyheenan4061]

I've had Mint for 9 months now and LOVE it. I switched from Verizon and the Mint service is flawless in SoCal. You cannot beat $15/month.

[@ISpitHotFiyaa]

The international coverage is really expensive. That's probably my only complaint about Mint. But I think they've recently changed that so maybe it's better now.

[@garrettcicuto]

Really helpful and thorough. I'm considering the switch. This help clear up the specifics. Keep it up.

[@AlphaBravo860]

Allot of people get confused when they see "stream at 480p" for $X or "stream at 1080p/4K" for $X. That DOES NOT MEAN watch KZbin videos or Netflix videos at a higher resolution for a higher price. What that whole streaming business means is for example i play videogames and I like to LIVE stream it to a service. So they mean upload streaming. Not download streaming. Another example. Say your a KZbinr & want to go live walking thru the park ECT. That you would want a higher resolution. If you make the video and upload later you don't need a streaming at 1080p or 4K plan.... I thought Id share that because Im researching plans & learned what exactly it meant. I think the phone companies don't explaine what they mean by "streaming" because if you knew "streaming" in this specific case doesn't mean "watching" videos then a sophisticated conscientious buyer such as yourself would go for the what economical plan that gives you everything you need including unlimited at a much reduced price.

[@bowieskeeter2126]

i got mint mobile as a secondary backup phone. for $15/mo. i couldnt resist. the price is right but if you ever need customer service or tech support...forget it. if mint is your primary cell phone service, i wouldnt recommend it, however for a backup...perfect

[@Maynardd]

Really? I just set up, mint mobile, called the number on their app they answer every time and know exactly what they’re talking about. Actually, the best customer service I’ve ever had. And no waiting on the phone for 30 minutes for someone to answer or 20 minutes of recordings to go through

[@bowieskeeter2126]

@@Maynardd ive have mint on my backup phone for over 3 years and ive never been as lucky as you are. for $15/mo on a phone i use for emergencies in case my main phone service craps out....its a minor complaint of mine.

[@XeRo333]

My question is, if you want the latest phone(say Galaxy S24 Ultra) from Mint, are you then paying, say, $50 per month for the phone and then $30 per month for unlimited everything, making it $80 per month? Is that right, or am I missing something about how that's all done? I've been looking to switch to Mint from Verizon to save money and try a new carrier if it's better than my current one.

[@rosekiller123]

So far I’m super happy with it super happy so cheap

[@hafeez8240]

Got 2 years left on AT&T. Did your AT&T phone work fine on Mint? Did you already had your phone paid off?

[@arkoverload]

I but my phones from Apple directly with no ties to the phone provider so I had no issues.

[@CalvinTennessee]

It depends on the phone. Unless it’s a recent Apple iphone, it could range from something working, some things not to not working at all.

[@alysafleisher]

It doesn't matter where the phone originated from once it's unlocked. Yes of course you have to have paid for the phone. I have switched a Samsung phone originally from AT&T, a iPhone purchased from Amazon that was used, and a new Samsung phone also from Amazon that was used for a few months on AT&T. No difference.

[@Hawkeye310]

Can you add a tablet as a mint mobile line for internet

[@dwansmit]

You have broken a cardinal rule of networking terminolgy at 1:52 into your Mint Mobile video: You confused bits and Bytes. You said "... 4 gigabits per month" referring to the data cap. WRONG. It is confusing enough for people out there to keep them straight. You just made it worse. What is the difference? Network speeds are measured in bits per second (bps). Notice the little b. When you do a speed test, the result is in bps. Data storage and usage is measured in Bytes (as in 10GB per month) Notice the Big B. You need to update the video anyway... Mint's lowest plan is now 5GB/month of data, not 4GB.

[@ksk101963]

Great job on the video would love for you to do a video on Tello as it's also owned by T Mobile as well and has a more flexible price and plans than Mint mobile and has 60 + countries not just Us Canada and Mexico thanks Kraig from Washington State

[@KKOW78]

Been using Mint since 2017. No complaints.

[@Phil_Melone]

Is it hard to open a account? I'm looking to leave cricket wireless after I'd say at least 16 years.

[@TurfSurf]

Mint Mobile now has free roaming in Canada and Mexico, free call and text with 3GB free data, combined with WiFi it’s enough for a few days short trip for sure.

[@HipHop-gc3ic]

Im about to move to the US for 7 months. Right now im still in Germany. Can i already buy and set up my mint Mobile eSim and american number here in Germany before moving to US?

[@cbk-te7ru]

You Might contact mint mobile customer service for that answer

[@JourneeToBlyss]

I live in NYC and the service is not the greatest. I have unlimited plan but it sucks up data even when I’m on wifi which is weird. I did put my phone on low data mode. Any ideas on how to make the service better ?

[@MiMoTheMusician]

This is extremely informative and helpful thank you!

[@zacker150]

The no-bill thing is actually a pretty big downside. A lot of credit cards have a cell phone insurance benefit. As long as you pay the monthly bill with the card, you're covered should you accidentally break your phone.

[@arkoverload]

Interesting point!

[@edag9609]

With the money you're saving you could buy another phone.

[@kevinmatechak852]

Hey I am on a family plan from t mobile. I am getting off of it and thinking of going to mint mobile. For the unlimited after the 40gb i can still stream and all it just slows down correct? Also all I do is switch out the sims card and my number will stay the same? How does it work where I keep the same number I have already? Thank you for your time.

[@CalvinTennessee]

Mint Mobile has ZERO roaming on T-Mobile. The huge areas i had absolutely no service at all was unbelievable when i was on vacation. I’m talking about miles and miles of no service.

[@kevin9c1]

Yes this is true. With T-Mobile service, there would be roaming on, say, AT&T, for those rural situations. I don't know of T-Mobile has agreements with Verizon. While that roaming I assume is somewhat limited on T-Mobile (should be in the fine print), as you say, there is ZERO roaming for Mint. It's either T-Mobile proper, or you don't have service. You can tell because you won't have service but you'll have bars. To me that means I COULD have had roaming service if I was on T-Mobile proper. For my situation I am OK given the monumental savings.

[@CreativeStudiosFM]

What did you switch to? This is my big issue with Mint! My friends to tmobile had roaming and I had zero. So I'm considering switching to t mobile.

[@pdxyyz4327]

No isues in the US with coverage, but roaming in Canada is horrible. Never able to get it to work. By the time customer service gets back to me I'm back in the US.

[@The469mamapoo]

My bill jumped from 60.00 to 157 after 6 months. It’s impossible to get help on the app and calling sucks. Hopefully they will fix this

[@AlexAndra-iy5zu]

My mother passed away and she was the only one named on my parents plan therefore Verizon cannot work with us I just ordered mint for my father. We are waiting on the Sim card, but does anyone know if Verizon has any obligations to release his cell phone number? As of now we have to pick a new phone number and because my father is 84 years old and has so many people that have his cell phone number I’m a little concerned. And suggestions and/or advice ? TIA 😊

[@noahriding5780]

When you go to a store like say a walmart or a target, how do you know which phones for sale are mint mobile compatible? And I don't trust that they won't merge or disable the mint mobile service, because they've taken acquisitions of the market in the past.

[@cbk-te7ru]

Any unlocked phone that works on the tmobile network with work with mint

[@Lilmiddwest]

Will be switching from T-mobile to mint mobile next month

[@Wm.Lidgett]

unless it changed on roaming with mint mobile because i am near the Canadian boarder i find that my phone service is roaming

[@timbuck2-pv4ce]

Is the unlimited plan truly unlimited? Will my speeds be throttled back at some point?

[@arkoverload]

Yes they'll throttle after you hit 30 or 40 gb of data.

[@spicycatsandthings]

they’ll throttle you before you hit the limit if the network is busy.

[@JB-1184]

I had google FI in 2017 and they use T Mobile. I was in the hospital and couldn't call out because no service on my phone? Is T Mobile better these days?

[@markf.2792]

It is Gigabyte not Gigabit at 5:46 and elsewhere in vid.

[@arkoverload]

🫡

[@markf.2792]

@@arkoverload Great Video though, saved me a lot of time.

[@nobadvibestv]

So after 1st three months, its mandatory to pay a whole year up front?!

[@arkoverload]

Not mandatory, but if you want to keep that rate, than you will pay a year in advance. Still better than traditional wireless companies

[@ericblank5857]

Totally incompetent Tech Support and super inefficient Customer Service. Their "specialist" screwed up my porting in and then it took me literally 8 hours of my time on the phone with them, over 2 full weeks without cell service, to shepherd them thru the fix. Their whole system is ineffective. Everytime I called them (like 15 times) it took them 20-25 mins to answer the phone + another 30-45 mins to transfer me to transfer me to a more competent Supervisor. One day, I literally spend 3 solid hours on the phone with them just trying to track a new SIM card that was late arriving, only to find they accidentally never sent it. Honest to God. Now on Tello and it's a totally different experience. Took me literally 15 minutes to port myself in and another 15 mins to port in my number. When I did make a mistake, their Customer Service picked up after 2 rings and was super helpful in troubleshooting my issue and resolving it. Their system is infinitely more functional. And they're just as cheap, as Mint is now raising its prices after selling out to T-Mobile.

[@ambitiousbeauty1013]

Is Tello unlimited plan cheaper than Mint unlimited plan?

[@ericblank5857]

@@ambitiousbeauty1013 I think it's the same, but suggest you check. BTW, in the almost year since my post, Tello coverage has been excellent, and we've had no problems on 2 different phones.

[@johnward9744]

They should have a page when signing up, to see if your phone is esim compatible. If you order the esim instead of actual Sim card, you're in for a hard time and days before you can use your phone again.

[@motoryzen]

They do and it's very easily found Had you done it simple internet search for something like " See if your phone via e sim is compatible with mint mobile "... You would've easily found the site and it is an official mint mobile site you're dealing with.

[@carolynek2243]

I love mint mobile and it’s not a scam-5g is great!!!

[@MrPooperstupor]

OMG, 4G/mo (it's 5G now) is "just enough to do tiny amounts of texting, maybe an email." WRONG. I use my phone as a (gasp!) PHONE with texting (MMS) and a few home automation apps/security cams, and *rarely* go above 250M/mo. To the point Mint texted me to make sure my phone was still functioning, because "why aren't you using the 5G you're paying for?" LOL! That said, it's good service, and the SIM can be swapped out between phones, notebooks/tablets, and even smart watches.

[@BestAcupunctureLLC]

Thanks for the review. I don't understand why the unlimited plan has a data cap. If ur watching twitch, u'll max that quickly. What happens when u hit their cap? Do they throttle u down. I am on Tmobile with a 5 g phone and I'm getting 1 mb down. Since t-mobile bought sprint, their service has been bad. I guess I want to know how this works for someone who uses their phone.

[@mikem4432]

dropped calls is still a big problem with these providers. So check your area before you switch.

[@charleewayman3831]

Thanks for the helpful❤❤❤❤

[@douglasdever6134]

Dude, I have had 3gb service for the past three years and never came close to going over. What you are forgetting tell people is if you connect via your wi-fi and use the phone then, you do not use any of the mint mobile internet usage. Main thing is people need to get the service (be it T-mobile, Verizon or AF&T that works for them where the live and TRAVEL. I highlight travel since where I live any will work; head 20 miles and only Verizon works. Same where I used to live in SE UT. And everything other than your experience with Mint can be found online.

[@freecheese4143]

Does GOOGLE Maps work eith Mint Mob.?

[@mteevie1609]

For those that got the $15 5GB plan, after you use up the 5gb how fast is the slow speed? Is it fast enough for music streaming like radio?

[@Snuper325]

Definitely not fast enough to stream radio. I've used Pandora and after a song ends you have to wait a few seconds for the next song to play. Videos definitely won't play.

[@Brisingr73]

For me it's fast enough to stream music, but ultimately it depends on your streaming service and what audio quality settings it has. For reference, Spotify's normal audio quality setting is 96 kbps, and it falls beneath Mint's 128 kbps throttle speed.

[@TheMoneyMakingMentor]

Does Mint Mobile have taxes and/or fees of any type?

[@arkoverload]

Yes 👍

[@motoryzen]

To further the clarify the response you got within three weeks ago or less... If the plan says twenty dollars except your bill to be around twenty two in small change. If you're plan says $25. Expect the bill to be basically twenty eight bucks If your plan says fifteen dollars a month expected to be more like seventeen dollars a month and small change. The overall taxes in my opinion with mint. Mobile versus pure talk usa are quite similar in overall cost

[@shannonrenis8063]

I have changed to mint mobile but my service really freaking sucks. And it says I have great service in my area. ... and ya they catch you with the $15 bucks a month but after you actually sign up. The 15 bucks isn't and doesn't cover what you actually think you signed up for. And I have a 5g unlocked phone (you do need an unlocked phone for this service) but even on their map for service I should have 5g service .... I don't. My husband is a trucker and I loose service more than he does. And he travels from state to state.

[@Davidipac]

I have an unlocked phone and it's great for mint. It includes Canada and Mexico also free for the UK

[@cripplermaximus]

$360 a year and unlimited everything. I love Mint.

[@deadferret141]

They will not refund any money if you cancel. They snagged me for 200, and the print for that is well hidden.

[@alexthefae]

I really want mint but paying 360 at one time is just not doable for me

[@arkoverload]

But take your average phone bill and multiply it by 12. Most likely you will save money in the long term with mint or another service that’s similar.

[@LadiesMan.217.]

Eh the cons aren’t really surprising coming from a prepaid company. Great video will be switching to this company

[@sballantine8127]

Re that "international plan." I'm actually in Mexico now, and NO CELLULAR SERVICE. Regardless of which of the three ways you could dial a number to the states, it will not go through. Each time a message pops up saying, "conditional call forwarding active" and then disconnects. Even when connected to WiFi. You can text IF and ONLY IF you're connected to WiFi. Which isn't always easy when you're out and about, and really problematic if someone is trying to reach you. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

[@cinema104]

Great job.

[@ndaezekio-1792]

Just got it 180 for a year of unlimited on sale

[@TurtleTimeVoiceOvers]

5:13 So it’s only $15 a month for 3 months then $25 a month? Seems like a bait and switch.

[@arkoverload]

If you sign up for the year, it stays at $15

[@keithwills7126]

Do u have a referral code for Mint mobile

[@arkoverload]

fbuy.me/rZ-eK

[@idaleenathan9029]

I order a SIM card but the package arrived empty

[@incognito8448]

just started I know my usage if there is any hanky panky on data I will switch and get my unused amount back

[@JR-3030]

What about group chats with 10 or more recipients? Mine won't let me.

[@colleenwhiting9061]

no mention of 55 and older plan?

[@MrCharlesEldredge]

Mint has a 55 and up plan.

[@VelvetJade-y8j]

No cell phone bill with any carrier will satisfy proof of address because mobile phones are well, mobile so not proof you live anywhere so that's not truly a con.

[@mycull]

gigabytes not gigabits. also mint gives you more data now. Just started right after you made this video. might as well make a new vid to correct these errors.

[@arkoverload]

Yup! My bad on the gigabytes - Check the page for an updated video that addresses the data change

[@niranjanpatil7706]

lolz In India we have 2GB per day on 5G with Jio Sim bro, really USA need to make plans more cheaper

[@kevinr8431]

My understanding is that these plans are cheaper because the data speeds are slower

[@noahsturgill20]

I had mint for 5 days had no service at my house or at work or about anywhere around town I did have it in town but I was supposed to have full 5g at home I went back to Verizon you get what you pay for and customer service was crap they didn't speak English and didn't want to help me fix the problem y'all can have the mint crap

[@motoryzen]

5:14 to 5:27 btw...that plan is now 5GB as of at least 2-2024

[@ERidesOn2]

T mobile gave me an S22 free for my S9. Thats a $800 phone for a $200 phone. I had to stay for 24 months. A similar deal for other family members on our old Sprint plan. Unlimited cost $31.50 when you divide the total bill by 5 family. So for a very small amount over the Mint Unlimited, Im getting at least $600 off for the $36 extra I pay over 2 years. Mint mobile you actually pay more than thru them then the phone's you can buy elsewhere. That's not a great deal at all.....But, If all you need is 4gb and you don't care about having an upper end phone than that's probably the way to go for $15 a month.

[@tonmikecarn]

STRAIGHT TALK IS $38 NULIMTED FOR 30 DAYS 10 GB THEN YOU CAN ALWAYS ALWAYS ADD A 2ND CARD SO --IF IF YOU NEED . When the 30 days ends the nxt just picks up.

[@kevoice]

So, you’re saying a 20GB plan is gigabits? Usually that is abbreviated Gb, so I assumed they were talking in bytes. If my 20GB plan only gives me 1.5GB, that’s a dealbreaker for me.

[@arkoverload]

No I just said it wrong. It’s 20GB.

[@renrnenrenr]

Mint team is so terrible, someone was able to gain access to my phone number and conduct fraud transaction in my banking account. when i reach out to mint support i was told there is nothing Mint support team can do, they have to hand over to back office which i never hear anything after. i call them every a few hours given the people is still trying to actively reach out to my banks doing zelle transfer or open new credit card. in the end, Mint just hang up my calls.

[@l.t.renaud5363]

Infuriating. I had the same problem with Google Fi when my phone was stolen: ZERO help, Mint said in such a case they'd help, but they've said a lot of nonsense so far--apparently not. Sorry. Note: their phones are for young people changing from another company--not for elderly people getting a phone for the first time = NO help at all. NONE.

[@Ronniejamesleo]

No safe on any phone carrier. Att had a security breach the other day. Dish who owns boost was severely hack t mobile Verizon. It don't matter.

[@Jimgiannopolo]

No bill , for proof of residence, you can use an electric bill

[@motoryzen]

1:34 to 1.40. Its not Giga. BITS..its gigaBYTES... Bytes are larger than bits..by 8 times GB means gigabytes Gb means gigabits GBPS means gigabytes per second Gbps means gigabits per second...which is the common internet network communication label of today