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Not $180 a year. It's $206.76 with all the fees / taxes:
Shipping - Free Digital Delivery
FREE
Recovery Fee
$25.25
Taxes & Fees
$1.51
Total
$206.76
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expiredMeowssi | Staff posted Nov 11, 2025 12:10 AM
New Mint Mobile Customers: 12-Month Unlimited 5G/4G LTE Talk/Text/Data Plan
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T-Mobile performs poorly on QCI7 (Mint and every other T-Mobile MVNO) when it's overcrowded, especially in places like Costco or a stadium. However, T-Mobile has the best raw download speeds when it's not congested. One reason for such performance is that almost all name-brand T-Mobile's own plans run on QCI6, as does Google Fi. So, every T-Mobile MVNO will have a bad time (except Google Fi) when congested.
Only a select few Verizon postpaid plans run on QCI7. All other MVNOs (Visible+, Visible+ Pro, Total 5G, 5G+, Spectrum) and Verizon Wireless run on QCI8. Then, at QCI9, all other deprioritized plans, like Visible Base, Total Base, and select US Mobile Warp, are found.
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So they use T-Mobile network? That seems to be the only good option for my home area.
Even though TMobile owns Mint.. they treat both companies completely separately... SO YES... you need to port your number to mint from Tmobile. And I don't think you will notice a difference i service.
People don't seem to care... there is a large cost for many people to feel comfortable in the mind. That is the issue I believe.
But for me... it is not so much trying to convince a friend it is like finding a person who is with Verizon or TMobile who is not paying for their phone on a monthly basis.
But right now, I think I am stuck on Visible because I want my $15.00 off my FIos internet bill each month.
But, I may switch back to Mint... for a deal that is good enough. But it is practically a wash for me. So, lets say I pay $30/month with Visible and get $15 off my fios bill... net cost about $15/month... and if I jump ship to Mint, I may get service for $15 a month for a year but I loose $15 a month for my Fios bill.
And I really like having unlimited hotspot... I have actually used this. But Mint just upped their 10GB to 20GB of hotspot a month.
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If you can save $400 on a new phone by switching to another provider why wouldn't you.
T-Mobile performs poorly on QCI7 (Mint and every other T-Mobile MVNO) when it's overcrowded, especially in places like Costco or a stadium. However, T-Mobile has the best raw download speeds when it's not congested. One reason for such performance is that almost all name-brand T-Mobile's own plans run on QCI6, as does Google Fi. So, every T-Mobile MVNO will have a bad time (except Google Fi) when congested.
Only a select few Verizon postpaid plans run on QCI7. All other MVNOs (Visible+, Visible+ Pro, Total 5G, 5G+, Spectrum) and Verizon Wireless run on QCI8. Then, at QCI9, all other deprioritized plans, like Visible Base, Total Base, and select US Mobile Warp, are found.
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