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Since it’s summer time in Florida tourism is in full effect and this year is a record year for visitors, likely due to the pandemic.
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I’m a delivery driver and often have to call customers who aren’t answering the door or for any other issues. I work in the city where signal is good overall so I knew I would get to use the Mint service enough. Since I had the Pixel phone as basically an extra phone I figured why not try Mint and see what the cons and pros were compared to Visibe a Verizon Volte network carrier. Unfortunately where I live Verizon is the only network with stable signal so I use VISIBLE as my main carrier. The Pixel phones are compatible with all carriers so I often test out different prepaid plans. I’ve been a loyal Google phone user for 8 years and it was time to change things up. I had upgraded from a Pixel 3a XL to a OnePlus 7 Pro. I also recently purchased a 3 month plan with Mint Mobile. Has anyone used Mint? What other good cell deals have you found? But trust me, I’d never recommend something I didn’t really like! If Mint doesn’t appeal or work in your area, check out more low-cost cell companies at Clark Howard’s site. We’ll both get a $15+ discount if you do. If you want to switch to Mint, I’d appreciate you using this affiliate link. And I feel better about using a company that is more straightforward (I had an issue with Verizon customer service not being up front), and that offered real help during an economic crisis. I’m paying half of what I was at Verizon and that was with no data! I knew better deals were out there, but hesitated because I didn’t wan’t bad service or a big hassle. Long story short, I would recommend Mint to anyone looking to save money on a cell phone plan. Thank you, Mint! I was also impressed that I was getting any service (data or cell) in a cabin in the middle of the woods. A cabin we love doesn’t have Wifi, but the kids were still able to do distance learning for school, and we attended our own Zoom meetings by using my phone as a hot spot. This was very in touch with real needs during the pandemic, and we made use of this while staying away for a week after listing our house.
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One AMAZING perk Mint offered from March through June 14 was free data upgrades. Plans with more data are available, and you can always purchase add-on data if you need. For 3 months, the price would have been $75 total, and for 6 months it would have been $120. After the 3-month period, I decided to prepay a year’s plan for a total of $180. The app is also very easy to use and I love that everything is online and I don’t need to go to a store.Īfter the 7 day free trial, the 3-month prepaid plan begins. It arrived quickly and came with clear instructions. After confirming that you can get service and your phone is compatible, they will send you a SIM card in the mail. Mint Mobile’s web site is extremely user-friendly. I did have some dead spots in my home and poorer call quality at times, but once I turned on the Wifi calling setting I’ve had much better results. I highly recommend making calls during this time to make sure the service works well for you.
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Mint does offer a 7-day free trial period.
The longer the period you prepay, the lower the per month price. All plans are prepaid in 3, 6, or 12 month increments. Mint shares TMobile’s network, which I was a bit nervous about since friends in my area had complained about that service. At $15 a month for 3 GB of data, the price was right. I referenced Clark Howard’s web site and chose Mint Mobile because it was compatible with my existing phone. But Neil encouraged me to look into it since the cell service space has changed. I also had great cellular service with Verizon and every time I thought about switching I’d hear bad reports from a friend of service elsewhere. I knew Verizon charged more than other companies, and although I’m usually one to seek a better deal, my previous experiences changing cell phone companies was a huge hassle.
About 4 months ago, I decided to switch from my Verizon WiFi only plan to Mint Mobile.
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