In honor of the July 1 annual contract payment to Bobby Bonilla, Mint Mobile is offering 5GB of dada and unlimited everything else for a one-time $2,500 payment with service listing for 25 years. One day only deal, which works out to $8.33 a month for service for 25 years, with break-even vs Verizon with discounts at 3 years.
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In honor of the July 1 annual contract payment to Bobby Bonilla, Mint Mobile is offering 5GB of dada and unlimited everything else for a one-time $2,500 payment with service listing for 25 years. One day only deal, which works out to $8.33 a month for service for 25 years, with break-even vs Verizon with discounts at 3 years.
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While $8.33 is a great price for the plan being offered, unfortunately that contract you're in and commitment is unlikely to get mint too many people to bite. (When I say contract. I Mean a contract to yourself since it's a one time payment)
20 years ago, this would've been the talk of town when prices were sky high for plans.
Now, you can always find MVNO deals.
Also, who even said mint mobile will be around in 25 years
Limited time promotional offer. Only available to new Mint Mobile customers (existing customers excluded) and fans of historically long contracts who purchase The Bobby Bonilla Plan on www.mintmobile.com and complete checkout between 12:01 A.M. PST to 11:59 P.M. PST on July 1, 2021. May not be combined with other offers. Addt'l restrictions apply. Subject to Mint Mobile's Terms & Conditions and The Bobby Bonilla Plan Terms & Conditions. Pricing, terms, and conditions (including all Terms & Conditions listed here) are subject to change and may be modified or terminated at any time without notice, unlike Bobby's other deal. Mint Mobile reserves the right to buy back The Bobby Bonilla Plan under certain conditions. But we're mostly just impressed that you're interested, honestly.
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Imagine having 4gb of data in 20 years when starting plans are in the terabytes.
Actually, the terms on the Mint website say that they will upgrade your data to the lowest tiered data option they currently offer. Reminds me of the Tmobile customers that still have the $2.99 and then $5.99 a month T-zones unlimited data to this day running on an Iphone 12. Sigh, those were the days...
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This gets my upvote simply for being a good marketing prank by Deadpool.
P.S. as many have stated the data plan defaults to lowest currently offered by Mint which started off with 1-2GB and now up to 4GB and about $15 per month so about $180 yearly so this deal brings cost down considerably. Having said that I still view this is more of a "golden" version of Apple Watch thing (overpriced by pretty for show off for year or so) that appeals to only some not as much as savings but as something that can be brought up during conversation that you have wireless plan paid off that will last you a lifetime (age dependent) or you don't have to pay your wireless bill for 25 years etc.
In another perspective some people pay almost same money for only two years with Verizon (granted you get more obviously but some might not even be using much of it).
If I had the extra $ I would probably get it just to say I invested into Deadpool for next 25yrs😏.
Last edited by AlexS2465 July 1, 2021 at 02:51 PM.
As much as people mock the Bonilla deal, it actually was a perfectly good decision by the Mets.
The money that got freed up was used to sign a free agent who helped the Mets make the playoffs that year, and the compensation draft pick they got when that guy left was used to pick David Wright. Anyone in their right mind would take that deal in hindsight, the problem was the owners' counting on Bernie Madoff and his ponzi scheme to give them an even higher rate of return, thinking they would make money on the deal.
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20 years ago, this would've been the talk of town when prices were sky high for plans.
Now, you can always find MVNO deals.
Also, who even said mint mobile will be around in 25 years
Limited time promotional offer. Only available to new Mint Mobile customers (existing customers excluded) and fans of historically long contracts who purchase The Bobby Bonilla Plan on www.mintmobile.
This deal is not for me. I'll pass. Thanks
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15yrs from now 4gb of data is a gif file
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And when the 6G network arrives?
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P.S. as many have stated the data plan defaults to lowest currently offered by Mint which started off with 1-2GB and now up to 4GB and about $15 per month so about $180 yearly so this deal brings cost down considerably. Having said that I still view this is more of a "golden" version of Apple Watch thing (overpriced by pretty for show off for year or so) that appeals to only some not as much as savings but as something that can be brought up during conversation that you have wireless plan paid off that will last you a lifetime (age dependent) or you don't have to pay your wireless bill for 25 years etc.
In another perspective some people pay almost same money for only two years with Verizon (granted you get more obviously but some might not even be using much of it).
If I had the extra $ I would probably get it just to say I invested into Deadpool for next 25yrs😏.
The money that got freed up was used to sign a free agent who helped the Mets make the playoffs that year, and the compensation draft pick they got when that guy left was used to pick David Wright. Anyone in their right mind would take that deal in hindsight, the problem was the owners' counting on Bernie Madoff and his ponzi scheme to give them an even higher rate of return, thinking they would make money on the deal.
But like others have said, 4-5GB might be ok for now but who knows in 5-10 years and in 20 years?
15yrs from now 4gb of data is a gif file
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