US Mobile Offer: 1-Year US Mobile Unlimited Premium Plan

SeanD1497

Jan 2, 2026 6:32 PM

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SeanD1497Jan 2, 2026 6:32 PM

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Quote from KaladinStormborn

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There's a difference in offering a low, below cost price to attract a new customer vs offering that price to an existing customer. I assume you understand why this works the way it does. Yes, if it was continuously cheap and better that would be awesome.

I understand perfectly. But I also understand that it's usually better to offer some sort of concession for existing users to stay rather than losing them. Spectrum and AT&T (for home internet) always at least try to talk you out of leaving for that reason. USM will be without my business for a year, then they'll be taking a hit with a discounted rate to reacquire me, rather than just giving me something small now to keep me.

FAL

Jan 2, 2026 6:34 PM

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FALJan 2, 2026 6:34 PM

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Quote from ratbastard

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Trying to connect to three different networks probably kills battery life, so it is important. Physics does not lose to hope.

it actually saves battery with instant network switch as to contact to the closest clean connection

if you really concern contact to 4G battery saver for less speed. 5G takes 3x more energy

robodoc

Jan 2, 2026 6:55 PM

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robodocJan 2, 2026 6:55 PM

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I switched 6 months ago, deal's Darkstar only (ATT), but it turns out I get way better 5G than I did on comcast (verizon)

desi100

Jan 3, 2026 12:34 PM

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desi100Jan 3, 2026 12:34 PM

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Does multi network work add on feature work with this plan? It's only 45 dollars for the year. Seems like a great deal to go with this.

dragoneater1

Jan 3, 2026 6:32 PM

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dragoneater1Jan 3, 2026 6:32 PM

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My MINT annual expires in a couple of weeks. I have a USMint plan purchased and ready to activate.
It sucks reading that US Mobile cares about existing customers as much as Mint does - in that neither one gives a shit.

It might be best next time just going with Visible for their long term, monthly. Verizon has slower data here than Tmobile, but at least it's more flexible.

sgb

Jan 3, 2026 6:56 PM

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sgbJan 3, 2026 6:56 PM

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Quote from FAL

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it actually saves battery with instant network switch as to contact to the closest clean connection

if you really concern contact to 4G battery saver for less speed. 5G takes 3x more energy

But you also have to scan for coverage on multiple networks. That does affect battery life.

tyman

Jan 3, 2026 7:04 PM

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tymanJan 3, 2026 7:04 PM

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Quote from FAL

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Call them to tell them your cancelling in 30 days after your term since a new offer $180/yr, $150/yr.

They have to try to much it. at first they will low ball with $30 off, insist on equal or better offer as their competition.

if ask them without pretending to cancel, they wont offer you the best deal.

you shouldn't feel trapped. losing a stable customer cost them $500-1000 per new user.

they try to get over around with 1 yr contact, you can always get your remaining refund by emailing FCC for fair practice. its your right to challenge them

if they play promo games, so can you

I actually chatted on the app with CS yesterday to request my pin/transfer because I was going to switch to Visible+ for their promo right now. I'm on the annual starter unlimited ($270/year) and the CS guy asked why I wanted to get my pin/transfer so I told him about Visible. He goes, "what if i could offer $249 instead of $270?" I said, $20? lol, f nah brah. He goes, "what if I could do $219?" I said, hmmm okay. So on my account, it was refreshed within a minute that when autopay comes up in 2 weeks, its only $219.

Not bad.

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oingo456

Jan 3, 2026 8:02 PM

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oingo456Jan 3, 2026 8:02 PM

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Quote from sgb

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But you also have to scan for coverage on multiple networks. That does affect battery life.

You can just turn off the esims for the secondary networks you don't want, problem solved. Only turn them on when you have bad primary coverage. BTW your voice line always uses the primary carrier. the multi-network option is only for data.

heartshacker

Jan 3, 2026 8:16 PM

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heartshackerJan 3, 2026 8:16 PM

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Do i have to request 2 line separately? Did not see option to order 2.

sumosha

Jan 3, 2026 10:17 PM

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sumoshaJan 3, 2026 10:17 PM

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I ported from Spectrum (Verizon qci8) a couple of days ago. US Mobile recommends the Dark Star network for my area, but this must be out of date. My speeds dropped from 300 Mbps to 30. It's not terrible, but I do notice periodic lagginess when using my phone's data. Unfortunately, I'm stuck for a year with this. It's a gamble in my area because every network is spotty in coverage. I have to remember I'm paying a lot less than I was on Spectrum (I am no longer a cable internet customer there so it's a higher price).
It appears I can still add the multi-network, and that's on sale for $45. It's limited to 100 GB per month on the second network, but I may try this to get by, it's still a good price. Hopefully, Visible will have a good sale next year.
Edit: it's shared 100GB between both lines and then slowed on the second network, unlimited on the primary. It sounds like if you're using only the primary line and not the second line, you'll eat through the 100GB initially.

Last edited by sumosha January 3, 2026 at 02:25 PM.

sumosha

Jan 3, 2026 10:17 PM

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sumoshaJan 3, 2026 10:17 PM

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Quote from desi100

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Does multi network work add on feature work with this plan? It's only 45 dollars for the year. Seems like a great deal to go with this.

I think so. They show me the option on my account, I think I'm going to do it because I'm not too happy with Dark Star speeds so far.

Mikholmes

Jan 4, 2026 8:20 PM

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MikholmesJan 4, 2026 8:20 PM

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Quote from garylapointe

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Have you gotten them to give you any better pricing when renewing?

I have always been monthly until I got the plan below
US Mobile's Unlimited Flex Plan is an affordable annual-only option (around $17.50/mo or $210/yr) offering unlimited talk/text with 10GB of high-speed data, followed by unlimited 1Mbps data, plus 5GB hotspot, all with taxes/fees included on T-Mobile/AT&T/Verizon networks, featuring deprioritized speeds, SD video (720p), and included international calling/texting from the US.

John LeCar

Jan 4, 2026 11:49 PM

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John LeCarJan 4, 2026 11:49 PM

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Thanks for posting OP. I just jumped on this as a way to get away from Visible. Signed up with them after Christmas and its been an absolute NIGHTMARE ever since. The absolute worst company I've ever dealt with.

ChronoTriggered

Jan 5, 2026 1:41 AM

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ChronoTriggeredJan 5, 2026 1:41 AM

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Quote from tyman

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I actually chatted on the app with CS yesterday to request my pin/transfer because I was going to switch to Visible+ for their promo right now. I'm on the annual starter unlimited ($270/year) and the CS guy asked why I wanted to get my pin/transfer so I told him about Visible. He goes, "what if i could offer $249 instead of $270?" I said, $20? lol, f nah brah. He goes, "what if I could do $219?" I said, hmmm okay. So on my account, it was refreshed within a minute that when autopay comes up in 2 weeks, its only $219. Not bad.

What's Visible's current promo you speak of?

raju.gupta

Jan 5, 2026 2:19 AM

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raju.guptaJan 5, 2026 2:19 AM

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how it is compared to below, I dont need internatonal plan as I am not planning to travel outside usa?
Infimobile 15GB Unlimited Nation Wide Talk/Text 12 months for $125

US Mobile Offer: 1-Year US Mobile Unlimited Premium Plan

$195/Line

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