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Mint Mobile App Offer: 30-Day Trial (New Number w/ Sim or eSim Included)

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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.

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  • About this deal:
    • Get unlimited talk & text plus 10GB of high-speed data on the nation's largest 5G network for a full month
    • This offer provides a new Mint Mobile number to use during the trial so your current number won't be affected.
    • When you're ready to switch to Mint, you can keep the SIM and the number we gave you or bring your current number

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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.

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Get unlimited talk & text plus 10GB of high-speed data on the nation's largest 5G network for a full month
    • This offer provides a new Mint Mobile number to use during the trial so your current number won't be affected.
    • When you're ready to switch to Mint, you can keep the SIM and the number we gave you or bring your current number

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Requires credit card even though they won't charge it

Tmobile 90 day trial is better
Ryan Reynolds is trying to pull a fast one here! Offering only 30 days as a T-Mobile MVNO, when T-Mobile directly is offering 90 days free

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Quote from kh0a :
Is the sim automatically activated or can you activate it later? If so how much later if possible.
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.
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Quote from romanstnt :
Link doesn't seem to work.. Please fix.
worked for me, the link basically takes you to download the mint app. verify your content blockers aren't messing with it.

Or just download the regular mint mobile app
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Quote from DoctorLecter :
You need port in with T-Mobile trial I think
You need port in with US Mobile 100 day trial.
T-Mobile doesn't need port in, that said T-Mobile is eSIM only, they don't ship physical sim cards.

Mint is looser with limits; T-Mobile does enhanced verification based on IMEI and physical address to confirm you haven't used them in the past. Mint not so much.
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Quote from graffixx :
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?
It depends on your phone. Some phones support dual sim, some don't.
Some do dual esim, some do dual physical sim; while others do 1 esim and 1 physical sim active at the same time.
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Quote from the_redwood :
Are you saying mint allows you to port out the free number? T mobile doesn't, us mobile doesn't, not sure if any other free offers allow you to.
Can't port out the free numbers.
I've been able to do it a few times in the past, but it's not worth the effort and hours of customer support calls/chat to do it. T-Mo has changed internal systems to further restrict porting out these free numbers when they switched from 30 day to 90 day free trial.
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kwchan79
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any other carrier with free trial using eSIM for iPhone?
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Quote from maynard7 :
Wow... Has anyone ever posted this before? That's a great deal if you have decent T-Mobile coverage where you live
Yes, there was a long thread about it when T-Mobile started this promo August of last year.

https://slickdeals.net/f/16012258-t-mobile-free-unlimited-for-3-months-with-ios-app-with-android-coming-soon

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Quote from kwchan79 :
any other carrier with free trial using eSIM for iPhone?
Need port. US Mobile has 100-day free trial on Warp 5G plan (Verizon) with 15GB data per month. Using for the past one month. So far so good.
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Quote from neilroder :
I've had nothing but great support from the T-Mobile folks. The old sprint support is what drove me to T-Mo about ten years ago. They were truly awful. Sometimes T-Mo offers suck but that's not the Reps fault.
My experience with T-mob has been subpar. Especially after these bastards slammed me, transferring my number without my consent. But they are angels compared to Metro by T-Mob. Those are just dregs of society. Literally. Liars and cheaters.
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Quote from coolchicagoguy :
Need port. US Mobile has 100-day free trial on Warp 5G plan (Verizon) with 15GB data per month. Using for the past one month. So far so good.
How long did it take to port over to US Mobile?
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Quote from ljderm :
Someone correct me if this is wrong. TMobile Network Pass is a Data Only addition to an existing phone account while you keep your current carrier. It is in the form of esim (for a dual line capable phone, like iPhones 12 and above). You are NOT porting your number in to TM for the trial. You are effectively just getting a second line for data from TM(if you actually get a phone number you can use for voice and texts, it is not clear from the website info). At the end of the trial you can port your original number into TM just like always if you want to, or just move on with your existing service from the carrier you still have.

HOWEVER yoster in post # 17 here said: "I do it on old phones. Did it the other day, and they give you a number." He was responding to a comment about TM, but I think he must have been referring to the Mint deal.

If I am correct, the TM deal really is not equivalent to either the US Mobile 100 day deal or the Mint free month deal.

Another data point about Mint.....for a couple of years now they have offered a similar 7 day free trial. However you absolutely could NOT get the new number they assign for porting out. (I am sure some folks were able to wrangle it away from customer service but it was virtually impossible for us mere mortals). So, I am pretty sure that if you try Mint for 30 days with a new number, it will likely not be available to port out.

So, anyone with a better understanding, let's have it!!
Wrong! Ive been using the network pass for free for 6 months its unlimited everything talk text priority data 50gb!! And unlimited hotspot on my iphone
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Usmobile, 100 days

https://www.usmobile.com/get-started

Sorry, just saw it was already mentioned
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Quote from mrstangblb :
How long did it take to port over to US Mobile?
One of the lines was very quick, in less than 5 minutes. Second one took longer, a couple of hours.

First port was on a weekday evening. Second one was Sunday late morning. Not sure if that made any difference. US Mobile team was very helpful. They mentioned VZ releasing the phone number taking time. Both eSIM activations on two iPhone 13.

Technically it is Verizon (Visible) to Verizon, but still eligible for the free trial as it's ported in.
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Quote from tearsintherain :
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).
not true, i was able to do the tmobile trial without porting in a new number.

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Quote from mrstangblb :
I may try this on my old Pixel 2 XL (that I actually ordered from Mint a couple of years ago) to see how the coverage is around the area. Thanks, OP!
That phone may not give you the greatest idea of coverage. T-Mobile coverage is becoming more and more reliant on 5G technology in some areas. Just FYI.
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