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expired Posted by jk6812 | Staff • Nov 16, 2024
expired Posted by jk6812 | Staff • Nov 16, 2024

Mint Mobile Offer: Buy 2 Months, Get 1 Month Free on a 3-month 5GB plan $30

$30

$45

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Mint Mobile [mintmobile.com] has a limited time offer available for new customers and at select channels only: Buy 2 months, get 1 month free on a 3-month 5GB plan.
  • "One month free" applied as $15 discount at checkout on 3-month 5GB plan only - upfront payment of $30 required, w/ taxes & fees extra.
  • One-time discount applied for first 3 months only.
  • Cannot combine with any other offers.
Instructions
1. Click on the link above or here: https://www.mintmobile.com/plans and click "Shop New Customer Offer"
2. Add 3 month, 5 GB Plan to cart and apply promo code FREEMONTH which will bring your total down from $45 to $30.
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Mint Mobile [mintmobile.com] has a limited time offer available for new customers and at select channels only: Buy 2 months, get 1 month free on a 3-month 5GB plan.
  • "One month free" applied as $15 discount at checkout on 3-month 5GB plan only - upfront payment of $30 required, w/ taxes & fees extra.
  • One-time discount applied for first 3 months only.
  • Cannot combine with any other offers.
Instructions
1. Click on the link above or here: https://www.mintmobile.com/plans and click "Shop New Customer Offer"
2. Add 3 month, 5 GB Plan to cart and apply promo code FREEMONTH which will bring your total down from $45 to $30.

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Nov 16, 2024
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kenstogie
Nov 16, 2024
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Will this work with the old google voice hack?
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resuds
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Quote from kenstogie :
Will this work with the old google voice hack?
What's the Google voice hack?
Nov 16, 2024
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SlicknSilent
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Quote from resuds :
What's the Google voice hack?
I think he is referring to the recommended way of having a google voice number as your primary number to take advantage of these deals. Your gv number will piggy back on the mint number you get with every deal as a new customer. After you exhaust the deal you thraw the sim away and get on a new deal with a new number while your primary GV number is intact.
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Nov 16, 2024
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bizkit_120
Nov 16, 2024
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No as good as in the past.. bring back buy 3, get 3 offer pls
Nov 16, 2024
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GreenMountain684
Nov 16, 2024
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Quote from resuds :
What's the Google voice hack?
There's a couple possibilities. I don't know if I would call them hacks but some people refer to using a Google voice number to port numbers... When somebody else require a ported number if you don't have or want to actually port your current number you can get one for free or damn near free from Google voice.

But as someone else mentioned another common strategy -- again I really wouldn't call it a hack -- is just using a Google voice number is the number you give away to most people. Effectively your primary phone number. This allows you to take advantage of all sorts of introductory rares from prepaid carriers that are only available to new customers. If you're willing to ditch the number at the end of the subsidized or lower introductory rate.

There is downsides to this obviously. If you're relying on a Google voice / volp number some places won't let you use it for ID verification. Although frankly you'd be surprised at how much you can get away with using a Google voice number I find.

but you're not allowed to send text messages to look more than one person at a time . I mean you could probably get away with a small group or something but anything that could be perceived as business related, a mass email, sending text to every one of your students in a large class could technically be violating the rules of Google voice and could have your number taken away.

if you lose your Google voice number you don't have a lot of recourse.

but there's really no harm in at least having a Google voice number as a backup and does give you a stable phone number for which you can then freely benefit from introductory through other carriers since you don't have to worry about porting or keeping the number you get from them
Last edited by GreenMountain684 November 16, 2024 at 01:38 PM.
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Quote from bizkit_120 :
No as good as in the past.. bring back buy 3, get 3 offer pls
Yeah as soon as it was purchased by T-Mobile they've basically stopped with that. Think they had it one other time but even then I recall there was added restrictions to it. Like maybe it had to be online only or something.

I do miss the days when you could walk into a Best buy buy a $45 card and get six months of coverage.

I used to take advantage of that just as a secondary number. I own more than one phone just because I'm sort of a hobbyist. So it was a nice luxury to just grab a $45 mint mobile card pop it in my old Pixel 4a. It was a nice tiny phone that I would take jogging or whatever and not that worried about it falling or breaking since it's less expensive to replace and pretty old.

It was effectively a $7.50 a month plan.
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Quote from GreenMountain684 :
Yeah as soon as it was purchased by T-Mobile they've basically stopped with that. Think they had it one other time but even then I recall there was added restrictions to it. Like maybe it had to be online only or something.

I do miss the days when you could walk into a Best buy buy a $45 card and get six months of coverage.

I used to take advantage of that just as a secondary number. I own more than one phone just because I'm sort of a hobbyist. So it was a nice luxury to just grab a $45 mint mobile card pop it in my old Pixel 4a. It was a nice tiny phone that I would take jogging or whatever and not that worried about it falling or breaking since it's less expensive to replace and pretty old.

It was effectively a $7.50 a month plan.
Lycamobile for the second line. New number each time though.

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Nov 17, 2024
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bizkit_120
Nov 17, 2024
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Quote from MM7807 :
Lycamobile for the second line. New number each time though.
Same boat... Also take a cue of Lycamobile Esim..get service on instantaneously... boom..😃
Nov 17, 2024
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kenstogie
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Quote from SlicknSilent :
I think he is referring to the recommended way of having a google voice number as your primary number to take advantage of these deals. Your gv number will piggy back on the mint number you get with every deal as a new customer. After you exhaust the deal you thraw the sim away and get on a new deal with a new number while your primary GV number is intact.
Exactly….. been doing this for years and years.
Nov 18, 2024
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Jacobnyus
Nov 18, 2024
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Quote from SlicknSilent :
I think he is referring to the recommended way of having a google voice number as your primary number to take advantage of these deals. Your gv number will piggy back on the mint number you get with every deal as a new customer. After you exhaust the deal you thraw the sim away and get on a new deal with a new number while your primary GV number is intact.
I've tried this once and won't do it again. The call quality is horrendeus compared to any wireless carrier.
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LavenderShoe7119
Nov 18, 2024
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Quote from Jacobnyus :
I've tried this once and won't do it again. The call quality is horrendeus compared to any wireless carrier.
To each their own for quality and coverage. YMMV
Nov 19, 2024
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candelabra
Nov 19, 2024
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Quote from SlicknSilent :
I think he is referring to the recommended way of having a google voice number as your primary number to take advantage of these deals. Your gv number will piggy back on the mint number you get with every deal as a new customer. After you exhaust the deal you thraw the sim away and get on a new deal with a new number while your primary GV number is intact.
wow that's a hack? That's been my design since it was ever possible. Ive used GV since it was a voicemail rerouter. a hack is a sim card with your primary phone number on it nod maybe a hack-y way of doing things
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candelabra
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Quote from bizkit_120 :
No as good as in the past.. bring back buy 3, get 3 offer pls
it looks like they have buy 3 get 3, 5gb up to unlimited. so 6 months unlimited for $45, and I dont see the port-in (ATT Verizon) so far. Anyone know about this? I think I have a tracfone sim somewhere sitting around.
https://www.mintmobile.com/best-value-wireless/

EDIT: I see the port in mentioned in the cart as far as assistance. Does Tracfone count as Verizon? I better check that sim first and see if its still alive
Last edited by candelabra November 18, 2024 at 06:12 PM.
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Quote from candelabra :
it looks like they have buy 3 get 3, 5gb up to unlimited. so 6 months unlimited for $45, and I dont see the port-in (ATT Verizon) so far. Anyone know about this? I think I have a tracfone sim somewhere sitting around.
https://www.mintmobile.com/best-value-wireless/

EDIT: I see the port in mentioned in the cart as far as assistance. Does Tracfone count as Verizon? I better check that sim first and see if its still alive
Online only and requires port in from Verizon or AT&T!! Tmobile is messing with the recipe and Mint is dying slowly in a greedy cooker.
I can't say I am surprised!
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Nov 19, 2024
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candelabra
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This sim deal has a thing called "Recovery Fee $5.63" 19% junk fee built in at the end, that should be added to OP and also has this becore normal everywhere? definitely takes away from the deal. That's a hefty cut for nothing

I looked into it a bit and it's a junky as it sounds. Like when the rental car companies wanted to "recover" the fact that they have to pay rent for their building. What BS. Boycott this crap
Last edited by candelabra November 18, 2024 at 06:44 PM.

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