Mint Mobile offers New Customers: Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Smartphones + 2-Years Mint Mobile Unlimited Prepaid Plan on sale listed below when you Port-In a Number from another carrier. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member GetToDaChoppa for finding this deal.
Unlock Policy: Customers must have had their locked device activated on Mint Mobile service for no fewer than 60 days and not have had their telephone number recycled or ported (see details).
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Last Updated by drinkingbird on 06-05-2025 at 08:25 PM
Mint Mobile offers New Customers: Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Smartphones + 2-Years Mint Mobile Unlimited Prepaid Plan on sale listed below when you Port-In a Number from another carrier. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member GetToDaChoppa for finding this deal.
Unlock Policy: Customers must have had their locked device activated on Mint Mobile service for no fewer than 60 days and not have had their telephone number recycled or ported (see details).
Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
If you don't have Mint Mobile yet and looking for a pre-paid carrier, go with US Mobile. Going to sound super shilly here, but I seriously don't understand why people aren't using US Mobile in the MVNO space. I was with Mint for about 3 years after coming off of T-mobile for a few and Verizon for almost 13 years.
Of all the services Mint Mobile had the worst bandwidth by far. I don't know all the intricacies of MVNO data tiering, but Mint Mobile has to be pretty low. I'd do side by side comparisons with T-mobile and Mint (who uses T-Mobile network), and the difference was astronomical. We're talking upwards of 80-90% slower, esp. during peak hours.
I only bothered testing in the first place to confirm my suspicions that Mint Mobile throttled because I'd literally have trouble loading websites when I was out and about.
That brings us to US Mobile. They use both Verizon and AT&T, you choose. Obviously I went w/ verizon because.. well Verizon. US Mobile has done some voodoo magic by actually securing priority data, so easily 10 times faster than Mint in almost every scenario.
You can even interchangeably switch between the two networks. Here's the zinger... alot of carriers say you can do this and that, but US Mobile web and mobile app actually make it EASY to do. Practically everything is self serve in a very clear, and easy to use interface.
If you ever have to chat support, I've never waited longer than 30 seconds to connect, and have always had someone who was polite and solved whatever issue I was having.
So 1. Fastest MVNO 2. Most flexible MVNO 3. Most featureset of any MVNO 4. best App and self-service of any MVNO 5. best customer service of any MVNO... It's also actually the same price if not cheaper than most reputable MVNO (on the annual plan).
I seriously am still trying to figure out what the deal is, for now I'm not complaining and just enjoying the solid service.
Sorry, Super Shilly I know. Swear to god I'm just an enthusiastic happy customer. Just go US Mobile.
I do not see a single deal of any kind for existing customers. I guess Mint is a place you go, get a deal, then leave to another carrier because once you're a customer, there are no more deals for you. Only new people. NOt a way to build customer loyalty. I'm a Mint customer, I got a deal 6 months ago. When my year is up I will leave Mint. Nothing else makes sense.
when does this phone gets unlocked , i would like to get this deal, port number and use the sim card on existing iphone and then use this phone for verizon, is it possible
Just so u guys know since everyone gate keeping, u can port a google voice number over
There are much cheaper alternatives than Google Voice for number porting because if you ever decide to port back your number into GV, they'll charge you $20. Secondly, I don't want to move my GV number to mint mobile since I'll likely leave Mint after the two years and take on another deal.
Does it show itemized during checkout? I have their service and called them, they claimed we can get the deal too, but when I checkout it doesn't show any service included
yes it does. but you'll only see it after the order is paid and processed showing all the itemized details and the order number.
Yes, same here. Chatted with the rep at Mint and they told me it would be corrected soon but it has been almost a week now. Likely will have to call them again.
I was concerned about the same thing. I called a rep and they said when my 1 year runs out, the second free year will automatically kick in. At least that's what I could understand from their thick accent. I'm doubtful the customer rep is correct. I fear I'll be arguing with a rep one year from now for my free year.
I was concerned about the same thing. I called a rep and they said when my 1 year runs out, the second free year will automatically kick in. At least that's what I could understand from their thick accent. I'm doubtful the customer rep is correct. I fear I'll be arguing with a rep one year from now for my free year.
I just ordered, the confirmation email says the promotion is back to back two 12 months and the second year will start after the first year ends, so save this email.
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Or the Pixel 9 can be had for $359 for current Mint Mobile users.
You can get the S25 Ultra 256gb for like 860. Thats what I went two days ago. But with phone and unlimited plan it will be 1333 for two years that equals to 56 a month for two years
You can get the S25 Ultra 256gb for like 860. Thats what I went two days ago. But with phone and unlimited plan it will be 1333 for two years that equals to 56 a month for two years
I do not see a single deal of any kind for existing customers. I guess Mint is a place you go, get a deal, then leave to another carrier because once you're a customer, there are no more deals for you. Only new people. NOt a way to build customer loyalty. I'm a Mint customer, I got a deal 6 months ago. When my year is up I will leave Mint. Nothing else makes sense.
Yes, Steve. That's literally how customer acquisition works. Companies offer deals to attract new customers, like discounted phones. If your "loyalty" depends on them never making a profit from you, I promise they won't miss your "business."
>I got a deal 6 months ago
BROOO, you expect a discounted phone every few months? That's laughably entitled and shows you don't understand even the basics of how business works. They're not here to exchange monopoly money. They need to make a profit, not be your personal freebie machine.
I swear, you're probably the type to leave a 1-star Yelp review because a restaurant wouldn't let you use the same Groupon for the 20th time.
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Once they have you, they're not concerned. Will send surveys asking how satisfied you are, but not treat you as a valued customer and encourage you to stay. Like the songs say, these companies (hoes) ain't loyal.
LOL. Your loyalty should be tied to whether you actually like the product or service. If the only thing keeping you around is freebies, then you're just a net loss to them.
I swear, 99% of you have no clue how things like customer acquisition costs, retention, or profit margins work. You act like discount decisions are made on a whim, based on feelings. They're not. It's math. Or you just seriously overestimate the value of your $15 a month.
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Of all the services Mint Mobile had the worst bandwidth by far. I don't know all the intricacies of MVNO data tiering, but Mint Mobile has to be pretty low. I'd do side by side comparisons with T-mobile and Mint (who uses T-Mobile network), and the difference was astronomical. We're talking upwards of 80-90% slower, esp. during peak hours.
I only bothered testing in the first place to confirm my suspicions that Mint Mobile throttled because I'd literally have trouble loading websites when I was out and about.
That brings us to US Mobile. They use both Verizon and AT&T, you choose. Obviously I went w/ verizon because.. well Verizon. US Mobile has done some voodoo magic by actually securing priority data, so easily 10 times faster than Mint in almost every scenario.
You can even interchangeably switch between the two networks. Here's the zinger... alot of carriers say you can do this and that, but US Mobile web and mobile app actually make it EASY to do. Practically everything is self serve in a very clear, and easy to use interface.
If you ever have to chat support, I've never waited longer than 30 seconds to connect, and have always had someone who was polite and solved whatever issue I was having.
So 1. Fastest MVNO 2. Most flexible MVNO 3. Most featureset of any MVNO 4. best App and self-service of any MVNO 5. best customer service of any MVNO... It's also actually the same price if not cheaper than most reputable MVNO (on the annual plan).
I seriously am still trying to figure out what the deal is, for now I'm not complaining and just enjoying the solid service.
Sorry, Super Shilly I know. Swear to god I'm just an enthusiastic happy customer. Just go US Mobile.
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Or the Pixel 9 can be had for $359 for current Mint Mobile users.
>I got a deal 6 months ago
BROOO, you expect a discounted phone every few months? That's laughably entitled and shows you don't understand even the basics of how business works. They're not here to exchange monopoly money. They need to make a profit, not be your personal freebie machine.
I swear, you're probably the type to leave a 1-star Yelp review because a restaurant wouldn't let you use the same Groupon for the 20th time.
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I swear, 99% of you have no clue how things like customer acquisition costs, retention, or profit margins work. You act like discount decisions are made on a whim, based on feelings. They're not. It's math. Or you just seriously overestimate the value of your $15 a month.
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