MintSim.com has great prices on their Limited Time Promo for 3-Month Prepaid Mobile Phone Service. Price starts at $35. Regulatory recovery fee is $1.75. Shipping starts at $3.47.
3-Months Service w/ Unlimited Talk/Text + 2GB LTE Data $35 ($11.67/mo)
3-Months Service w/ Unlimited Talk/Text + 5GB LTE Data $50 ($16.67/mo)
3-Months Service w/ Unlimited Talk/Text + 10GB LTE Data $60 ($20.00/mo)
Mint has partnered with the fastest voice and 4G LTE network out there to bring you premium quality service on a premium quality network, but for a fraction of the price. By offering pay-up-front, multi-month plans, Mint is able to discount the price even further, so they can deliver on their promise to offer big, stinkin' value at a minty fresh price.
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It is not the regular price, but the promo has been going on for a few months. And the save10 code was no longer working as of a week ago. Maybe it was reinstated?
https://slickdeals.net/f/9718788-mint-sim-t-mobile-mvno-20-off-all-6-month-and-12-month-plans-unlimited-talk-text-2gb-lte-data-as-low-as-14-month?v=1
Mint SIM (T-Mobile MVNO) - 20% off all 6-month and 12-month plans, unlimited talk/text + 2GB LTE data as low as $14/month
Mint SIM is running a promotion with CNET [cnet.com] and offering 20% off all of their 6-month and 12-month prepaid plans. Plans can be purchased from Mint SIM [mintsim.com] with coupon code SHOPCLEVER.
Some example deals (these prices include tax and shipping to California so they may be slightly different for you):
12 months service, unlimited talk/text + 2GB LTE data - $166.67 ($13.89 per month)
12 months service, unlimited talk/text + 5GB LTE data - $246.67 ($20.56 per month)
12 months service, unlimited talk/text + 10GB LTE data - $326.67 ($27.22 per month)
To answer some questions that will likely come up:
https://slickdeals.net/f/9718788-mint-sim-t-mobile-mvno-20-off-all-6-month-and-12-month-plans-unlimited-talk-text-2gb-lte-data-as-low-as-14-month?v=1
Mint SIM (T-Mobile MVNO) - 20% off all 6-month and 12-month plans, unlimited talk/text + 2GB LTE data as low as $14/month
Mint SIM is running a promotion with CNET [cnet.com] and offering 20% off all of their 6-month and 12-month prepaid plans. Plans can be purchased from Mint SIM [mintsim.com] with coupon code SHOPCLEVER.
Some example deals (these prices include tax and shipping to California so they may be slightly different for you):
12 months service, unlimited talk/text + 2GB LTE data - $166.67 ($13.89 per month)
12 months service, unlimited talk/text + 5GB LTE data - $246.67 ($20.56 per month)
12 months service, unlimited talk/text + 10GB LTE data - $326.67 ($27.22 per month)
To answer some questions that will likely come up:
Edit: I just realized you left out the Regulatory Recovery Fee. That's an additional $4
Also, everyone should be aware that like all MVNOs, these are 30 days months, so a "year" is 360 days.
The mods should merge this with the original post.
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you should activate within 45 days
If I can do that, I'll give it a try.
I'm paying too much for T-mobile
https://slickdeals.net/f/9718788-mint-sim-t-mobile-mvno-20-off-all-6-month-and-12-month-plans-unlimited-talk-text-2gb-lte-data-as-low-as-14-month?v=1
Mint SIM (T-Mobile MVNO) - 20% off all 6-month and 12-month plans, unlimited talk/text + 2GB LTE data as low as $14/month
Mint SIM is running a promotion with CNET [cnet.com] and offering 20% off all of their 6-month and 12-month prepaid plans. Plans can be purchased from Mint SIM [mintsim.com] with coupon code SHOPCLEVER.
Some example deals (these prices include tax and shipping to California so they may be slightly different for you):
12 months service, unlimited talk/text + 2GB LTE data - $166.67 ($13.89 per month)
12 months service, unlimited talk/text + 5GB LTE data - $246.67 ($20.56 per month)
12 months service, unlimited talk/text + 10GB LTE data - $326.67 ($27.22 per month)
To answer some questions that will likely come up: