On the other hand, for those who want a truly unlimited plan, no deprioritization, and HD video streaming, then T-Mobile is going to offer just that. While T-Mobile is comparatively good value versus the other big carriers (especially with its family plans), you simply can't get the same sort of reasonable data allowances and rock-bottom prices at this carrier versus what Mint offers. For those who are really on a budget, and don't mind having just the basics, then Mint Mobile is absolutely the way to go. Verdictīoth Mint Mobile and T-Mobile are absolutely awesome carriers, but they'll definitely each appeal to a different type of user. If you can get past the lump sum upfront, however, Mint is much cheaper in the longer run. As previously mentioned, Mint Mobile's cheapest average prices can only be had if you buy a whole year of service at once. The only scenario where we could see someone opting for a T-Mobile prepaid plan over Mint is if they didn't want to pay for multiple months of data at once. At $30 per month, it's half the price and still features the same mobile hotspot allowance.
#Mint mobile customer service plus
Possible deprioritization issues aside, Mint Mobile's basic unlimited plan absolutely smokes the T-Mobile Unlimited Plus plan for outright value. Generally speaking, if you're thinking about going prepaid, Mint Mobile looks like the strongest option right now for sheer bang for the buck. The current T-Mobile prepaid plans lineup ranges from a basic 10GB plan for $40 per month to a more premium 'Unlimited Plus' data plan for $60 per month, all of which are available with a multi-line saving (much like the postpaid T-Mobile options). T-Mobile's nationwide coverage (Image credit: T-Mobile) What about T-Mobile prepaid?Īs well as its more well-known 'postpaid' unlimited plans, T-Mobile also has a number of prepaid plans to check out for those who want a plan on the service, but want to spend a little bit less. With T-Mobile, if you're in an area with poor coverage the service will essentially 'borrow' coverage from AT&T or Verizon and visa versa. It's also worth noting that as an MVNO Mint Mobile doesn't participate in the large carrier roaming agreements, which can mean worse coverage in areas that aren't specifically covered by T-Mobile network towers. It's also worth noting that some T-Mobile plans are also subject to slower speeds after a certain data allowance is exceeded (50GB on essentials). This essentially means that your data speeds may be slowed down if the local area is busy as T-Mobile will always prioritize its own customer's data speeds primarily over those of sub-carriers running on its network. This is a relatively complex issue that may or may not be a big deal depending on your local area. Put simply, both should get comparable speed and service, although it's worth noting that as a prepaid carrier, Mint Mobile is subject to what's called 'deprioritization'. Speed-wise, both carriers are offering 5G data plans and operating on the greater T-Mobile network.
#Mint mobile customer service free
In comparison, Mint Mobile plans are pretty stripped-down affairs, although you do still get the basics like mobile hotspot allowance and free WiFi calling. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.Depending on the plan you'll be scoring things like a free Netflix account, basic international roaming, and the 'T-Mobile Tuesdays' perks scheme, which gives you access to in-store discounts and giveaways. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Note check messages in Reddit's Chat feature which is different from their messaging feature. MintMobileAlex is a shared account for Mint senior customer care representatives, and they usually get back within 3 hours during normal business hours (5am-7pm PST). If you have an account or service question/concern, call customer support at 1-80, use chat in Mint App or Website Help Center, or open a chat with u/MintMobileAlex and be sure to include your account/order number, telephone number, and explanation of the issue. If this FAQ helped you fix your issue, please reply that the issue was fixed using the FAQ. This includes info and troubleshooting guide on: connection issues, APN, SMS/MMS/RCS/iMessage issues, WiFi, website issues, where/how to buy phones, phone and device compatibility, dumbphones, Apple Watch/SmartWatches, coverage and speed, security and MFA, taxes and fees, MintMobileAlex, Mint in general, Ryan Reynolds, Ultra Mobile, about this sub. Please first read our sub's Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) as this answers most of user's questions posted in this subreddit, and is constantly being updated.
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