NOTE:
if you order the service now, the new SIM does NOT have to be activated for 45 days. If you are already paid up for the next month w/current service, you don't have to start the MINT service the same day you buy it.
HOWEVER, since we do not know the expiration date of this offer, you may want to lock in the price in the very near future so you don't miss out on the deal.
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frontpageSUCHaDEAL posted Jul 1, 2026 11:12 AM
New Mint Mobile Customers: 12-Month Unlimited 5G/4G LTE Talk/Text/Data Plan
$180
$360
50% off
& Moreat Mint Mobile
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but I worry about the renewal price , hopefully I will get an offer from Mint at renewal time 1
called TMO and i keep my SERO plan for another month because of the dates my billing happens.
when it does change over, i keep everything unlimited/ no throttle down for 5 years for $2 more a month.
I've been with MINT since last November, been very please, good service, no issues in my area with spotty coverage.
Given this is an UNLIMITED everything plan at $15 a month with a major 'no-name' carrier, you'd be hard pressed to find a better deal. You're set until July 2027 if you purchase it and port.
Many deals that get posted that are comparable or less money are for 3 months or 6 months tops and then you're back shopping for service again in short order, having to port your number and all the other jazz. And some of those carriers, like Infimobile have some reputation issues.
You can get another $30 off of US Mobile via referral
Any chance of adding/getting Starlink texting to any of these plans? It works pretty good on my TMO Magenta (RIP).
EDIT: I'll answer my own question: From Gemini -
T-Mobile's T-Satellite Plan ($10/month)
If you want casual, non-emergency communication (texting family, checking weather apps, or updating your location) while deep in the backcountry, you can buy T-Mobile's standalone plan. [1, 2, 3]
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Any chance of adding/getting Starlink texting to any of these plans? It works pretty good on my TMO Magenta (RIP).
Seperate service thru tmobile directly
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