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Mint Mobile 3-Month 15GB/Month + Unlimited Talk/Text + $30 Best Buy eGift Card Expired
$60
$90.00
& More + Free S&H
Best Buy has Select Mint Mobile 3-Month Plans (Various) + Best Buy eGift Card (Email Delivery) on sale listed below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member MzSuperStar for finding this deal.
Note: Promotional Best Buy eGift Card is added to cart automatically.
Available Options:
Thanks to Community Member MzSuperStar for finding this deal.
Note: Promotional Best Buy eGift Card is added to cart automatically.
Available Options:
- 3-Month 15GB/Month + Unlimited Talk/Text + $30 Best Buy eGift Card $60
- 3-Month 5GB/Month + Unlimited Talk/Text + $15 Best Buy eGift Card $45
- 3-Month 20GB/Month + Unlimited Talk/Text + $30 Best Buy eGift Card $75
- 3-Month Unlimited Data + Unlimited Talk/Text + $45 Best Buy eGift Card $90
- 3 months of unlimited talk & text
- 5G / 4G LTE data (amount varies based on plan selected)
- 5G coverage on the T-Mobile Network
- Mobile hotspot
- Free calling to Canada and Mexico
- Free Wi-Fi calling
- Keep your number or get a new one
- Bring your own phone; compatible with most unlocked GSM devices
- Free three-in-one SIM card (mini, micro, and nano sizes)
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Edited November 6, 2023
at 09:57 AM
Looks like the Buy 3 months Get 3 Months Free that Best Buy has been offering every October isn't coming this year. There are usually 2 deals around this time of year but this post is the only one from Best Buy so far. Not bad with all plans working out to $10-15 a month.
Best Buy has a 3-Month Mint Mobile sim/eSIM 15GB/Month + Unlimited Talk/Text + $30 Best Buy eGift Card for $60 & More + Free S&H
There's also a deal for unlimited data with a $45 Best Buy eGift card for $90.
These plans work out to $10 a month considering the gift card which can be used to roll the deal:
3-month 5GB eSIM [bestbuy.com]
3-month 15GB eSIM [bestbuy.com]
3-month Unlimited Data eSIM [bestbuy.com]
Best Buy has a 3-Month Mint Mobile sim/eSIM 15GB/Month + Unlimited Talk/Text + $30 Best Buy eGift Card for $60 & More + Free S&H
There's also a deal for unlimited data with a $45 Best Buy eGift card for $90.
These plans work out to $10 a month considering the gift card which can be used to roll the deal:
- 5GB/mo Phone Plan - 3 Months of Wireless Service [bestbuy.com] (cost $45, comes w/$15 gift card)
- 15GB/mo Phone Plan - 3 Months of Wireless Service [bestbuy.com] (cost $60, comes w/$30 gift card)
- 20GB/mo Phone Plan - 3 Months of Wireless Service [bestbuy.com] (cost $75, comes w/$30 gift card)
- Unlimited Phone Plan - 3 Months of Wireless Service [bestbuy.com] (cost $90, comes w/$45 gift card)
3-month 5GB eSIM [bestbuy.com]
3-month 15GB eSIM [bestbuy.com]
3-month Unlimited Data eSIM [bestbuy.com]
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Last Edited by MzSuperStar
November 5, 2023
at
06:49 PM
Contact Mint Mobile either through chat or calling right after you sign up and ask for your Account Number and PIN if you plan to port out after the 3 months. Trying to get it at the end of your 3 months can take over a day since their customer service works stupid hours and chat option will tell you an agent is on the way when they aren't even open. Save your port out information so you can quickly port out.
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Yes that is correct 😔 I feel at&t in Connecticut is superior in the hills and valleys but willing to try other options in hopes they have advanced their services outreach.
Been using it for a year.
no complaints
Pros: no monthly bill is nice. The service is generally fine. The price is really good
Cons: there are times where you can tell your data is throttled even when you have not used your data allotment. You don't get preferred data usage even though mint is now owned by T-Mobile. The Wi-Fi calling is spotty at best. There are sometimes issues with sending RCS chat messages so you have to switch to SMS messaging. The problem is that it doesn't explicitly tell you this anywhere. That's just the hack that I found
Overall I am fairly happy simply because I was paying $130 a month for two phones on my previous plan. Now I've spent about $500 total for the last 2 years of service. For the price I cannot complain about the relatively minor issues I've had with the service. I am in Central Florida so every Network is spotty in my area.
If you're on the fence the best thing you can do is check it out for the promo. Just make sure you redeem those cards as soon as possible because once they expire that is it you will not be able to get them to activate something after your 45 days is up!
Pros: no monthly bill is nice. The service is generally fine. The price is really good
Cons: there are times where you can tell your data is throttled even when you have not used your data allotment. You don't get preferred data usage even though mint is now owned by T-Mobile. The Wi-Fi calling is spotty at best. There are sometimes issues with sending RCS chat messages so you have to switch to SMS messaging. The problem is that it doesn't explicitly tell you this anywhere. That's just the hack that I found
Overall I am fairly happy simply because I was paying $130 a month for two phones on my previous plan. Now I've spent about $500 total for the last 2 years of service. For the price I cannot complain about the relatively minor issues I've had with the service. I am in Central Florida so every Network is spotty in my area.
If you're on the fence the best thing you can do is check it out for the promo. Just make sure you redeem those cards as soon as possible because once they expire that is it you will not be able to get them to activate something after your 45 days is up!
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DEADPOOL is going to run mint mobile into the ground
My understanding is that he's sold mint mobil to t mobile
I pay at&t $84 a month per month for a phone I bought outright 3 years ago. I get 9gb per month of data.
I want to keep my same number, upgrade my phone and pay less than $80
Thanks!
DEADPOOL is going to run mint mobile into the ground
Q1 Wireless processes the rest so that's a good thing. Read all the horror stories on Reddit.
This isn't a Mint problem. I have Tmobile and I've had that problem for awhile.
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I remember my dad's $200/mo "car phone" that stuck to the front windshield or something lol.