Mint Mobile offers 30-Day Trial (New Number w/ Sim or eSim Included) for Free when you Download the Mint Mobile App (Google Play, App Store) and activate the offer in the app.
Note: Activation available with eSIM or receive a physical SIM card in the mail in 2-3 business days
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"eSIM trials must be activated by 11:59pm PST on 2/13/2023 to receive the full 30-day trial. Physical SIM cards must be activated by 11:59pm PST on 3/1/2023 to receive the full 30-day trial. If activated outside of this window it turns into standard 7 day 250 talk/text/data trial."
Note that this offer can also be used to get 3 months for the price of two (just scroll down the page) for those that were going to sign up anyway and want to move their number right away.
Always use a mint referral link or someone's mint phone number as you'll get $15 off your first renewal (and the person whose link/number you used will get credit too). This is when you buy the plan, either the 3 for 2 offer or if you sign up at the end of the trial. Obviously there is no referral credit for just the 30 day trial.
Last Updated by GaiaGeek on 02-11-2023 at 05:48 AM
Mint Mobile offers 30-Day Trial (New Number w/ Sim or eSim Included) for Free when you Download the Mint Mobile App (Google Play, App Store) and activate the offer in the app.
Note: Activation available with eSIM or receive a physical SIM card in the mail in 2-3 business days
Thanks to community member Tuxedo1 for finding this deal.
The T-Mobile 90 day trial requires you to port in your existing number, not useful if you are trying to get a NEW mobile number to port INTO fi. Mint gives you a new number, either eSim (immediate) or they will ship you a free sim. So depends on what you need - a new phone number/line to port around (Mint is better) or just try a new network for 3 months (t-mobile direct is better).
Last edited by tearsintherain February 8, 2023 at 06:37 AM.
just curious .. in case of locked phones ,is the whole phone locked to the carrier or just the primary sim slot ? thinking to activate this as a second line if it works..
just curious .. in case of locked phones ,is the whole phone locked to the carrier or just the primary sim slot ? thinking to activate this as a second line if it works..
if the phone is locked, then it's locked to the carrier. The primary sim and esim are still locked.
The T-Mobile 90 day trial requires you to port in your existing number, not useful if you are trying to get a NEW mobile number to port INTO fi. Mint gives you a new number, either eSim (immediate) or they will ship you a free sim. So depends on what you need - a new phone number/line to port around (Mint is better) or just try a new network for 3 months (t-mobile direct is better).
Are you sure? This is what i read under their FAQs... "T-Mobile Network Pass allows you to try T-Mobile's network for up to three months for free, while keeping your existing service with your current carrier."
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If I choose eSim and set it up with my current active working iPhone (VZW), will it work with 2 #s (VZW and Mint) where I can make/receive call/text all on the same phone?
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