Mint Mobile prides itself on offering cheap phone plans for as little as $15 a month, making it a great deal for someone looking to save money on their phone bill.  In 2023 the carrier widened its target to families as well. Is the Mint Mobile family plan worth it? Let’s dive right in and discuss.

What is included in the Mint Mobile family plan?

Like all of Mint’s plans, the Mint Mobile family plan runs on the T-Mobile network and is paid at least three months in advance.

While Mint is promising price locks and such, they’re now fully a T-Mobile company and will probably begin to operate like the Magenta one with new offerings only for new plans and regularly losing all your billing data to the dark web. Oh well…

I feel like there should be a Minty Mobile logo but I’m out of time today..

You can see their page for what’s coming here

Notable additions are a scam shield, a $15 a month commitment, free roaming in Canada.

Actually that’s all the additions listed.

T-Mobile puts the T in Mint. Er, no they just fully own Mint now. by Paul E King first appeared on Pocketables.

While Mint is promising price locks and such, they’re now fully a T-Mobile company and will probably begin to operate like the Magenta one with new offerings only for new plans and regularly losing all your billing data to the dark web. Oh well…

I feel like there should be a Minty Mobile logo but I’m out of time today..

You can see their page for what’s coming here

Notable additions are a scam shield, a $15 a month commitment, free roaming in Canada.

Actually that’s all the additions listed.

T-Mobile puts the T in Mint. Er, no they just fully own Mint now. by Paul E King first appeared on Pocketables.

On April 26, 2024, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved T-Mobile’s acquisition of Ka’ena Corporation, the parent company of Mint Mobile. The carrier has now completed the deal and it will bring a couple of new benefits to Mint Mobile customers.

Today, T-Mobile published a press release announcing that Ka’ena Corporation is now officially part of its business. Along with the acquisition, the Un-carrier brings Mint Mobile, Ultra Mobile, and Plum under its wing.

In the market for both a flagship Android phone and a new service plan? Mint Mobile has a very tempting limited-time offer for you. You can pick up both the Google Pixel 8 Pro and a 12-month data plan for as little as $649. No trade-in requirements or other elephant traps in sight.

Google Pixel 8 Pro & 12-month 5GB plan for $649 ($530 off) 

While Mint is promising price locks and such, they’re now fully a T-Mobile company and will probably begin to operate like the Magenta one with new offerings only for new plans and regularly losing all your billing data to the dark web. Oh well…

I feel like there should be a Minty Mobile logo but I’m out of time today..

You can see their page for what’s coming here

Notable additions are a scam shield, a $15 a month commitment, free roaming in Canada.

Actually that’s all the additions listed.

T-Mobile puts the T in Mint. Er, no they just fully own Mint now. by Paul E King first appeared on Pocketables.

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Prepaid carriers are having a moment. Not only are there more MVNOs available than before, but they are also gaining in popularity. More consumers are learning you don’t need to stick with AT&T, T-Mobile, or Verizon to get quality phone service. If you’re looking to say money, Tello and Mint Mobile are both great T-Mobile MVNOs. In this guide, we compare Mint Mobile vs Tello to help you decide which carrier is right for you. 

Mint Mobile vs Visible: Pricing and value

• Winner: Tie