Mint Mobile Review: 1 Year Later

[@TailosiveTech]

If you wanna switch to mint feel free to use this referral code: fbuy.me/qqS3-

[@rustylarry7465]

mint mobile has ryan reynolds, what more could i say?

[@karnajunsharma]

Here in India u get: 1.5 GB 4g data daily with unlimited calls and sms for 1 month for $2.99 only 😂 with jio

[@liiontommy]

@@karnajunsharma yeah but you have to pay $10,000 for an iPhone 😆🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@jj_tryingtodobetter]

I’m eager to give Mint a try so I signed up using your referral code yesterday as small appreciation for your great work. Thanks, and keep it up!

[@karnajunsharma]

@@liiontommy I prefer android tho, u see.

[@laithmeanslion]

Dark mode on the mint mobile app should be called mint chocolate

[@theninjarush1163]

oh my. Nice idea

[@johnnyxiao3872]

Haha

[@ajones2367]

so, you’re a genius?

[@Vern01]

Good idea!

[@ameetorbett]

I’m gonna choke on my gummy bear 🤣

[@Qtrainer]

I am 59 years old and work from home. I was using T-Mobile and was getting charged $160.00 a month for a single line. When I turned 55 I was able to get their senior plan which dropped it to $70 a month. I heard about Mint Mobile and although concerned about switching providers, I thought, "give them a try" I pay $15 a month now (yearly plan) and I can afford my apartment rent. So far...so good... : )

[@borisb1831]

lol

[@connorolio]

@@borisb1831 Don't be a dick. Let's put a referendum on you, spending your time scanning youtube looking for middle-aged people to make fun of. Doesn't sound like a good use of your time. I applaud @TheQtrainer for finding a plan that works for him. Also happy he can more easily afford his rent. You keep it up man, good for you. Back to Boris, check yourself, better yourself. Get off the computer and do something positive for you or someone else.

[@wokity2906]

@@connorolio ratio

[@nogfoggy3906]

@@connorolio ALL HE SAID WAS LOL LMAO

[@skydarkbomber1728]

@@connorolio lol

[@evilutionltd]

Ryan Reynolds is the big seller for Mint.

[@blues_fan]

He is the owner of Mint mobile 🙄

[@buffalobmf]

Well he is the owner

[@nicocarone]

His commercials are awesome

[@-TerryBogard]

His commercial on youtube is why I am now switching to Mint.

[@buffalobmf]

@@-TerryBogard tell me how it goes. Kinda interested. I got verizon pay $30 a month for unlimited

[@noaht124]

I love their “try before you buy” deal. Pretty handy. Giving it a shot for the week

[@noahbailey542]

Only reason I use mint mobile is cuz Deadpool is the owner 😂

[@lukegavin588]

Saaaaaaamme

[@lostnhollow]

how is it? comparatively to like Verizon or whatever

[@lukegavin588]

@@lostnhollow it’s very similar to the service I had when I was working at sprint. T-mobile bought sprint and mint runs off of t-mo. But it’s nothing like cricket to at&t. Soooo much better. For the price, I’d highly recommend. Good doesn’t always mean expensive. His gin is pretty good too. Made the happiest drunken decision of my life on half a bottle of it. No regrets at all 👍🏼 still reaping the blessings.

[@TDany79]

the reason i'm here lol

[@baloney_sandwich]

Prepay your cell and car insurance and payment for 1 year so that when u get laid off, at least you have these to go around and get another job.

[@Aj-me8mo]

That's smart

[@supercargalaxy8233]

Great advice do it when you get your tax return so it's not a hard hit

[@victorvictorious8692]

Dam Straight

[@donnie4645]

That's why people use this magical thing called common sense and save the money at incom-tax or at another opportunity to have miney saved to pay for a year of service.

[@Mr.DontKnow]

Lol that is what I do. I sometimes decide to be jobless like I am right now and just chill and enjoy my free time with all my bills paid! Had a 2021 goal of having a car paid off and just submitted my last payment of 6,500 yesterday and this is for a 2021 car!

[@LibertyOperation]

The wife and I switched a year ago after Dave Ramsey-ing our lives and love it! We’re saving about $700 a year. So worth it.

[@LibertyOperation]

@Greg B Maybe for some. My wife and I got out of immense debt listening to his advice.

[@007UA16]

@Greg B It’s not that ‘common’ as so many Americans still live paycheck to paycheck and on credit.

[@D.H.CE_FL]

@Greg B you realize that most people don't have this "common sense" and that's why they are running around with tons of consumer debt, correct?

[@johndoe3788]

@Greg B True. School does teach life skills.

[@nuri00ko]

This is a great review of Mint Mobile. After being on T-Mobile for so many years with their unlimited plan, paying $122/mo, I am so glad to switch to Mint. The desire to cut costs finally forced me to look at our family's true data usage -- turns out I was using only 3gb max per month, and my spouse was only using 10gb at the highest usage over many years. This was quite a shocker living in a on-demand social media world. It was a no-brainer to make the switch to tailor the data and cost to our actual usage.

[@sisir360]

I’ve been with Mint for 7 months and have never gotten mail or voicemail from Ryan! Hmph.

[@itsdaleo962]

Bruh 😂 lol

[@TheTiredPirate]

@Hy Ambitions probably because you have an A20 phone lol

[@JerryPrado]

I'm on my 3rd year with Mint , totally happy with it. I prepay a year at a time for $180 plus fees for a total of about $210. I don't remember paying fees and taxes on my 1st two years though. It's still a great deal at about $19 per month.

[@cunpredictable4]

Thanks for the comments, wanted to know long term use.

[@ispectechular]

I switched to mint a month and and I went with the 3gb plan. No issues at all. I am very happy with the service.

[@Exxonn_]

It is so weird to see such a huge difference between the US and EU data plans... i pay 18€ for 200gb of data in Slovenia

[@rossedwardmiller]

A lot of stuff is more expensive here. And a lot of stuff is cheaper. I wish mobile plans were more competitive here in North America

[@c.4224]

Wow that’s cheap asf😭

[@dvtkdlwl]

@@c.4224 Here in India we pay less than 5 Rupees ($0.068) per gb!

[@jaybiedayy3347]

I pay £10 for 10GB 🙄 in 2015 i was paying £12.99 for unlimited data but after 1 year the company realized they shouldn't have offered customers that deal and shut it down lmao but I can pay £20 if I want for unlimited data but I'm fine with 10GB I don't use much data Wi-Fi is everywhere where I live I can connect to McDonalds Wi-Fi for free and we have it on all for buses and trains pretty much every restaurant/store offer public Wi-Fi I don't need data at all

[@dvtkdlwl]

@@jaybiedayy3347 sad :(

[@mudithhimwan2442]

Dang the title went over my head. I thought it was a review of a mint coloured iPhone lol. 😂

[@evertonsway]

Great video! I switched and love the service and savings! I’ve been telling people about it everywhere Twitter, KZbin everywhere. Thanks!

[@mikewilson6940]

I use Mint in an area with difficult terrain and is nearly duopolized by Version and AT&T, before the towers in my area got an overhaul the coverage was good, now it's great and the only places that aren't very well covered are hollers and mountainous areas. Very pleased with Mint and I do have the "Unlimited" plan but you get throttled after 35GB but still, you'll have to be on KZbin a fair bit too burn that much quickly. Can recommend Mint Mobile.

[@chraman169]

1:09 Mint Mobile: exists Nebraska: Now that's a name I haven't heard -in a long time-

[@alanhassall]

If I didn’t travel across Nebraska, I would have considered it.

[@JaysonT1]

Oh look, another regurgitated KZbin joke...

[@alanhassall]

@@JaysonT1 I’m not sure it is a joke if you travel across Nebraska. I haven’t heard lately, but Iowa used to be pretty spotty too. Living in Iowa, that matters.

[@chraman169]

@@JaysonT1 Oh look, another person that adds nothing to the conversation and gets upset when I make people smile. A sad creature. I pity your existence

[@loganiushere]

Lol

[@ekesa07632]

Switched to Mint today, so hope that my experience will be good. I am a college student and for me paying 70 dollars with T mobile was devastating. Then they charged me 120 when i initially set up and charged me 30 dollars when I switched from one phone to another. Now with Mint, i hope to actually feel respected a bit more and not choke every time the bill comes in

[@ColonelHax]

yo can we get an update, how do you like Mint 4 months in

[@ekesa07632]

@@ColonelHax still very happy with it when it comes to domestic American service. However one note: don’t test it for roaming. Very expensive and not worth it. Moment you land you have no connection and no ability to even buy roaming so you’re left with nothing. Buy a local sim card - it turned out much cheaper for me in general

[@darkshogun5887]

I just switched to Mint a little over 2 weeks ago and it's been great so far. I switched from T-Mobile where I was paying $65 a month. $15 a month is great. I think once my 3 month plan is up for renewal I'll switch to 12 months.

[@jejunamja]

Good one ... switched to Mint mobile over a year ago and it’s been a good savings over T-mobile with no loss of coverage .

[@maxmersmann-jones1222]

I love mint. Been on it for a few years now.

[@BADIHSALMAN]

I have like 60GB for 12€/month in France, and It honestly took me 6-7 months to consume 60GBs in total 😂

[@nonnnth]

Pro tip: if you have unlimited cellular data plan, you can use it as wifi hotspot for all your computers instead of home wifi that comes through cables. That is to assume you don’t need all the gigabit speed.

[@erinchilds]

Is the hotspot unlimited? Is the speed at least decent?

[@ITSME-nd4xy]

*Nope!* All carriers put a limit on hotspot usage, even with an unlimited plan. Mint puts a 5GB/month (I believe) limit. So this "steal" you want to use will cause you problems. You'll have to buy more hotspot data for that month, at expensive rates.

[@jayluis189]

@@ITSME-nd4xy I used to Straight talk's Mobile Hotspot 10GB. Once I used that I just went to "mobile networks" in settings and changed "LTE/CDMA" to "CDMA", and continued using my hotspot like normal.

[@yiravarga]

I’ve used mint for a while too, it’s pretty good for my area. I would love to have esim support, but that’s the only thing missing. Otherwise, it’s quality and coverage is as good or better than my previous carriers.

[@yiravarga]

@@BrandonBattelle thank you for letting me know! I just took a quick look at how to switch from my mint mobile sim to my iPhone’s esim. I’m not sure how to go about doing it, how do I do it without interrupting service, and on the same phone I am using?

[@GarbanzoBeansFan]

drew becoming mint mobile sheep 🤣🤣

[@TailosiveTech]

Lol I know 2 videos in 2 years it’s getting out of control 😅

[@Superlalo_1]

@@TailosiveTech incoming Tailosive Mint Channel

[@elishavijoy3522]

@@Superlalo_1 next Channel Tailosive Mint . Experience and tips 🤷🏻‍♂️😂😂

[@ashjdasdas]

Spoilers man

[@pkj6684]

@Home PC You sure that's not a problem with your own device?

[@_likeaboss468_2]

I've been using it for a year now and occasionally I get a referral and I've gotten $75 off. I live in N.C and it's pretty rare I don't have adequate service, which is saying a lot considering I go through the sticks a lot. I also love the Ryan Reynolds thing, it's hilarious.

[@alexandrgarlock4075]

Honestly though. I would just recommend spending the $60 to upgrade for a whole year instead of the add data for the month for $10-$20.

[@chadxp]

Ur the reason I bought a year of Mint and I’m so glad I did

[@johnathanblade1]

I don't know about ATT or Verizon, but T-Mobile has never charged me overage fees. They were the first carrier to throttle over charging overages. I like the idea of the MVNOs, but someone has to pay for the infrastructure that they are using, which is why the carriers reserve service priority to their own customers. If I never had to use my phone for important things, I would definitely consider going with Mint or a similar provider.

[@daddylopez3050]

I have mint before I had sprint way better coverage and 5g for free and free hotspot

[@wo7925]

I would say switching to pre-paid is the way to go. A lot of countries do this and is very popular everywhere outside of the US. It makes sense to just pay as you go. I will try Mint Mobile in a few months.

[@charleschaimkohl]

My wife is now on mint mobile for a few months and she's really satisfied so far

[@Omar-yi2mv]

I hope you’re playing your part too, buddy!!!!!!!!

[@PearComputingDevices]

I have been a customer of T-Mobile for over 10 years, that's like 6 lines. One for my phone, my wife's, our Syncs, our tablet and Samsung watch. If I could make the numbers work, I would switch just so I can be on the same network as Ryan... but the numbers don't work, we are spoiled by T-Mobile honestly. But, I think if your not spoiled by expensive electronics like we are and you just need basic coverage, Mint is truly the way to go. You'll be hard pressed to find a better deal and value. The 5G network really stands out when traveling. I live in northern Indiana, we travel up past west Michigan yearly. This year no thanks to a new phone and 5g network I rarely lost connection. The old phone and network my connection was spotty at best outside of major cities. Totally worth every penny.

[@wildlotus06experience75]

Very nice! Going to sign up now. Was looking for something like this and found this instantly. Will apply your name and code.

[@sisir360]

I think one thing to mention about Mint Mobile is that the data speeds are not as fast as T-Mobile speeds, even though it uses their cell towers.T-Mobile limits the speeds by a bit when they rent their towers out to Mint. But still, Mint’s data speeds are fast enough, especially if you have WiFi everywhere.

[@TailosiveTech]

I haven’t noticed significantly slower speeds but I’m sure they may be a tad slower. Still enough for YT viewing and all the stuff we use our phones for

[@pyrophantom5150]

I had to switch back to Verizon, I work in a factory and stream content my entire shift. The de prioritization was a huge pain. I use about 35Gb a month.

[@KevinIsSoAwsome]

Your work doesn’t have free WiFi? That could help a lot.

[@BaconFaceMcGee]

I used 90,879.66 MB last cycle on AT&T. I love unlimited data.

[@gasimoos3105]

@@BaconFaceMcGee Lol I’ve used 623,000 mb

[@BaconFaceMcGee]

@@gasimoos3105 Did you use the hotspot?!?!?!?!😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

[@gasimoos3105]

@@BaconFaceMcGee I never use it but the time I did try is when I realized att doesn’t have it (at least my plan)

[@Djjolly037]

Drew there’s no activation fee for swapping your sim, only if you buy a phone through the carrier

[@dctraveler7507]

Love Mint but wish they have eSIM and WiFi calling, good for business people that travels internationally a lot.

[@PizzaPlanet805]

Have you heard that mint is upgrading their data from $15/3gb to 4gb, $20/8gb to 10gb, and $25/12gb to 15gb

[@brightonchou1393]

so unlimited should lower price to 25

[@PizzaPlanet805]

@@brightonchou1393 upgraded the data expected unlimited

[@nicolem8970]

Grabbing a new phone tomorrow and I can't wait to try this service out!! Thank you for making this vid!

[@jacobg.witmer]

I switched to Verizon from Straight Talk and I love it!

[@johnathandean8746]

I used to have Straight Talk, they weren’t terribly good. 😂😂

[@mikey9836]

You can see how much data you use on a widget? That’s crazy. I know you said it’s not for mint mobile but i had no idea other careers did.

[@dang9668]

Your vids convinced me to try mint after being on att for a while. I agree. It is seriously good service, I only need 3gb atm since I’m home with work all the time and have WiFi in the car.. 185$ a year for service. Best decision for my phone service. Thanks! 👍

[@mimififi3539]

How do you have wifi in the car?

[@dang9668]

@@mimififi3539 my car has wifi with Onstar

[@bl00dkillz]

25gb mobile data used since beginning of the month, half of it from youtube Guess I'm sticking to t-mobile

[@TailosiveTech]

Are they less than $30 a month for 1 line?

[@itsdaleo962]

😂

[@bhavyanshsabharwal]

@@TailosiveTech I have Verizon unlimited data with a lot of other people, and it’s also $30 a month. But I get Apple Music for free for a while, Disney+ is free for a while, and the phones are cheaper if you get them locked for 24 months.

[@earnistse4899]

@@TailosiveTech if you use that much data anyway.... You have a problem

[@dennisp8520]

@@earnistse4899 he might not be using WiFi. If I were to intentionally stay off my home internet and only rely on cell data I could likely chew through about 60Gb on my phone. That’s what my phone shows as data consumed on WiFi this month

[@aaronfarnsworth7653]

The bromance is strong in this vid. Maybe Ryan will let you see where he kept the ring in Deadpool?

[@tonysyoutube146]

I’m sold I’m done with att, Ryan here I come buddy 😎

[@astro___boy]

Just remember to go to setting and change the connection. I was running on 3g network only for first couple days instead of 4g LTE. Now it's great.

[@brandonb3311]

Never heard of mint mobile in my life. I honestly clicked on the video thinking this was a 1 year later review on the Mint iphone 11. That's currently the phone I have at the moment. Sorry, its been a long day! 😂😂

[@TechThisOutYT]

Anyone else get that beanie hat that protects you from 4G and 5G ad? 😂😂😂

[@goronslime1469]

That’s worrying

[@deli6319]

Yup

[@jmoney211]

Unfortunately yes

[@FuzzyDereck]

lol, yah. 🤦🏻

[@BuiltInBrooklyn]

Yes, i hate that dweeb!

[@jaypandya913]

Ayyyy can’t wait for more referrals for you

[@MXALOVE]

So you're saying I get to use all the towers these big companies use but for less? Have I been scammed by big corporations?

[@theMompreneurMarcie]

Your the first person I've seen speak on cellular networks, 5g, etc, with any knowledge on it what so ever. You're also the first person I've ever heard speak about 5g and actually know what you're talking about. After you explained that nationwide 5g was totally different than ultra wide band 5g I literally stood up and clapped. Thank God someone leaving a cellular service review actually has a clue what they're talking about. 😮‍💨

[@mryork_]

Been using Mint in Maine, T-Mobile towers have their holes but I'm used to losing service enough. Mint has been nothing but awesome and I'm helping my aunt switch to Mint as well to stop paying 600 PER YEAR for a flip phone. Mint will cost her 130 per year with a 4gb plan on a flip phone. Much better.

[@christrubl5014]

Unreal mobile is very similar to Mint mobile. They essentially have the same features and pricing structure. Unreal mobile lets you choose between T-Mobile’s and AT&T’s network but their $10 plan for 2gb of data with unlimited talk and text is only available on the T-Mobile service. Although they have no unlimited plan option like mint. Just great plans for $10, $15 and $25 a month. A bonus of pre paying for a year of service versus month to month is you pay less taxes on the plan. I paid $183 after taxes for 1yr of the 3gb’s a month plan, so just $3 dollars in taxes.

[@stayswervin554]

Really it depends if you use wifi or not if we take into my wifi usage then I’d be really high on data consumption overall

[@indirectlc5545]

been using it for three years love it tell everyone to get it most people dont listen to me though. They are not at the stage in there life where they want to save money for there retirement like me. 21 should have been saving since 15.

[@SaithusX]

You’re right and I regret al the money I spent over the years. Wise choice and words man.

[@Yoshi123vettel]

The only reason I’m still on AT&T is because I pay 18$ month for unlimited and that is the best I have seen for unlimited. But I have tried mint and it feels like using AT&T so people i would recommend switching to mint.

[@indirectlc5545]

@@Yoshi123vettel crazy I only pay $15 but that is for the 3gb that is all i need since i have wifi. You got an amazing deal tho

[@Jeremy_Scents79]

Hey I got a question for you. Since T-Mobile bought out Sprint do you also get the added towers that came with Sprint? Because I used to have T-Mobile and it sucked in my area but I'm thinking of switching to mint

[@theripper121]

If you are thinking about switching make sure you have an unlocked phone first. And if you do you can get a 5 buck sim to test out service for a week. If it is acceptable they apply that 5 bucks spent on your first bill.

[@jessevaughn4986]

I would like to see at&t come and actually fix my at home wifi, 6 technicians and still a big nope.

[@kalawherry2379]

I've been considering switching to Mint Mobile but wasn't sure about it because I didn't know if it was a reliable company but after watching your video and reading the comments from happy customers I think I'm ready to switch!

[@Miguell_gomezz]

So what do you think about it so far?

[@KuuttiProductions]

I just watched this video and realised that none of these carriers mentioned are actually here in Finland so...

[@joelthorne7434]

Appreciate the honest and transparent review.

[@sovereignconstruction7629]

I tried Mint and had nothing but problems. I had absolutely horrible service so they tried sending me different sim cards but nothing worked. This all happened for my first three months. They got me by sending the 4th sim card just as I had to renew or have no cell service so I renewed. Then 2 days later when the 4th sim didn't work I cancelled and the refuse to give me my refund. Now when I call they give me people who can barely speak English and put me on hold for ridiculous amounts of time. This has been an absolute nightmare. I would choose someone else if your thinking about trying Mint because if something goes wrong they will not give you a refund!

[@axllebeer]

Well, been about a year now since this video was posted. Sticking with Mint still? I just joined 2 months ago and I have been very pleased.

[@MJR_heyfunny]

Switching from my grandfathered unlimited plan on Verizon recently saved me so much money and now instead of paying over $1,700 per year on Verizon for one line and unlimited data I have essentially the exact same thing on mint for only $360 per year

[@TailosiveTech]

That’s wonderful!

[@anon2414]

On Android you can see your data usage in the data settings and set reminders if your getting close to ur cap. I think you can even set to shut off data at the cap as well. IPhone sucks

[@JamesWatheist]

Like all most smaller/prepaid carriers: You are on a larger carriers network, T-Mobile, but as the red headed stepchild. If you are in an area with a lot of tmobile customers, your speeds will be slower, at peak times it can be painfully slower as post paid tmobile users get priority. It's exactly like Metro by T-mobile. Your phone will register the signal as 4G- LTE but the data is so slow apps won't even recognize you are connected. As bad as this sounds, if you use data a lot, off peak times, after 35GB, you are downgraded even lower to the depths of data hell. It then becomes only useable off peak hours and even then in an area with a great connection. If you are a very light data user, if you pay for home internet, this may work for you. For me, I would have to get home Internet which would eat up most of the savings and even then away from home my speeds would be substantially slower, my video caped at 480p. If you don't use much data away from home it's probably a good deal for you.

[@Katiztired1]

Watching your videos is like hanging out with my cousins

[@Wizzleman411]

Ryan Reynalds made a smart choice. It's all about investing the money!

[@barneycockburn]

They outta pair up with the Girl Scouts. We ALL know Mint are their best cookies 😉

[@icespicesbigtxe]

I got a mint mobile ad right before this video

[@russelolson3410]

Yes that is correct either you go directly Verizon and go directly AT&T or you go directly T-Mobile using a third-party companies there is a lot of problems need to go Direct

[@rotimika]

Yeah I’ve done the pre payed and nope I use my phones for internet cause the building I live has old wires so WiFi a no when I comes to phone services you just do good research for me I pay for good money for what I get and haven’t been disappointed. But I do feel some of these companies are using the main 3 carriers towers well sprint isn’t a thing since their part of Tmoble

[@EMANGAMING111]

Here’s something I’d like to ask about Mint Mobile. Do they offer anyway of using carriers from other countries when you leave the U.S?

[@theguire]

Yaaaah, you missed a few important points. First, one of the reasons the carriers (T-Mobile, Verison and AT & T) are so expensive and like to require an annual commitment is they are footing the bill for the infrastructure build and maintenance. The cost runs into the billions in the case of 5g. In addition, when there are locations and times (usually, geographically condensed areas that have a high demand for some reason - say an earthquake or volcano explosion) carriers always give priority to their customers. In addition, some MVNO's use multiple networks. Straight Talk uses Sprint, T-Mobile, Verison, and AT & T. The network you will be connected to is usually the one with the best speeds, at a slightly higher cost than say, Mint.

[@ritty300]

I've been on Mint for a couple years now. I don't have a single complaint.

[@benhawke7231]

I use over 150 gigs a month, but I'm also a truck driver and use my phone as my primary internet source.

[@stagdragon3978]

3:18 we created this box for your enjoy-mint. Thank you for being a foxy human being... Oh Mint mobile. I wonder if they want yiff to be made of their mascot.

[@davidpeterson5930]

I legit got a mint mobile ad before this video.

[@antoinecharlesdegaulle580]

Same

[@EnigamiNetshinobi]

I bought my mom a free 6 months. I earned $100 in mint credit. Happy new year!

[@LeahLeah222]

I switched to Mint 3gb/month earlier this month (Dec 2020), I wish I switched back in March 2020 when I started working from home and am literally on home WiFi all day. If I have to commute to work again, I'll upgrade to 8gb/month. I'll know by June 2021.

[@Jail_Brreaker]

what??? in Germany you have to pay about 120 $(euro) per month for an unlimitet data plan (only 4g), and on top of this we are the 3rd worst country about internet speed and connection in the EU xD.

[@dennisp8520]

That’s really intriguing to me, Germany is known for its industrial prowess so I’m surprised internet would be one of the industry’s that’s behind

[@mahlonsisk1356]

If you want to pay more, then go directly with a carrier, and stop complaining. You have to take the good with the bad when it comes to 3rd party providers! I was with Smart Talk, and now save $23 a month. Mint is a the best deal out there.

[@regularpit1508]

We have a limited At@t plan and it's expensive so maybe we need to look into this.

[@RyanGill86]

I am on US Mobile, which currently does not throttle 5G service on the black sim, which uses Verizon. I am considering switching back to Mint. Prices are comparable. US Mobile does month to month payments, and the price per gig is slightly less. But I would rather have Tmobile service, as I've noticed the handoff from 5G to LTE seems to cause me to lose service (my wife also experiences this -- she's on Pixel 5a, I am Pixel 6a). And US Mobile has a hard data cap, whereas Mint is unlimited 2G speeds.

[@Lunarman1000]

When I click your referral code it just takes me to their black friday deals? Does it make it cheaper for me if I use your code or do you only get credit?

[@miguelperez54877]

I'm thinking to switch to mint mobile in the upcoming year 2021 and planning to leave T-Mobile

[@Raja995mh33]

You could also argue the other way around. For the price of only 3GB on Mint you get 50GB iCloud, TV+, 100+ games and unlimited music via Apple Music ^^ sounds more worth it than only 3GB and free calls and sms.

[@EastTactics]

we have two kids watches (lines) with Tmobile... can those move to mint?

[@chrislincoln489]

I have Mint and after watching TV for 4 days I was caped to .42 down and .45 up. Can't watch anything like that. I called to cancel and the opperator me I can't cancel,

[@TheWorldBelow360]

The instant he says he’s not worth Reynolds’s Time, you know that cast is lost. Cuz I bet if the new owner wanted to get in good, he wouldn’t even blink at what would be very little cost.

[@saeligutierrez8025]

Thanks for the video, is it good coverage in California and I’m always driving would that be good for me??

[@antonym1625]

Would mint mobile work with esim on the iPhone?

[@DoorisJ]

Hows your 4G speed? I’ve seen some prepaid phones out there with horrible speeds and shotty reception. I’ve been using USMobile which just changed their plans, they have a 30GB+Unlimited for $30 and that comes with the ludicrous speed. However my brother has Verizon prepaid and gets even slightly better coverage and slightly higher speeds. The only good thing about Verizon prepaid is that it gets cheaper after some months with autopay

[@AmezAdvisors]

What area in the west coast are you having service? I live in the San Diego area and I’ve been interested but I’m mostly concerned with service and does mint mobile use t mobile towers only?

[@bushraa124]

I am using this over 2 years and it’s great 👍

[@termigasts5227]

Make sure to check your phone with the IMEI number, you will get conflicting results if you just check your phone by what it is. I switched services and now my data straight up does not work when i'm not under wifi.

[@JunkionMarnot2005]

Damn.....that is savage. Ryan Reynolds is John Legre.....up to 12.

[@Herdnerfer]

I got my son a mint mobile account because it was cheaper than putting him on our TMobile account. He got so many unwanted calls and texts with their number we had to put his phone on do not disturb permanently. TMobile just offered us another line for free a month ago, since he switched, hasn’t gotten a single call or text from someone he didn’t know.

[@TheGregRussell]

Will it also work with the watch?

[@j5eze]

If I purchase a new phone and SIM from their website and activate it upon arrival will Mint Mobile automatically cancel the service from my previous carrier?

[@justanobody2347]

The place where I live, we get 120gb/mo for our phones for only $15/mo. Ig its a steal of a deal

[@donnie4645]

Where?