Mint Mobile Review: Here's The Catch 

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I've had mint mobile for a couple months (switched from verizon) On my 12 hr rides to west Texas I haven't noticed and real change in my service....except the much lower cost. I love mint so far

A bit late to the game, but I think it's worth mentioning that "lack of a family plan" isn't a bad thing when the primary reason to get one is for a discount, but switching to Mint is already a bigger discount.

We switched years ago from Tmobile to Mint and never looked back. We noticed no differences at all. One our best buying decisions ever.

I used mint mobile from 2018 to 2021 and it was absolutely AMAZING I am not exaggerating when I tell you I have NEVER had one single problem for the entire 3 years I was with them. The only reason why I switched was because I fell on hard times and couldnt afford the bulk price.

That 10gb situation seems shady af, but this has enticed me to give it a try. Rummaging through these comments should help me decided whether to go with Mint or another MVNO. I'm at 80/mo with Verizon and it NEVER comes out to just $80, man. It's fucking ridiculous.

I've had mint for a few months and have noticed no difference at all. With AT&T I was paying about $120.00 a month with mint I pay that same amount for every 3 months ! It's been a life saver since I'm in nursing school and barely have time to work 40 hours at work anymore.

To update - Netflix is not blocked on any of the plans but resolution is capped to 480p on the unlimited plan. Some users have been able to bypass this restriction using a VPN. (Speeds btw are throttled down to 2G after 35GB of use on the unlimited plan.)

I have had Mint Mobile going on 2 years. The data usage seems to be only cellular usage because during a month Mint recognizes the use about 25 gig but there was one month where 35 gig was exceeded. I am NEVER in airplane mode but always in WIFI calling mode at the house so I believe it knows its using data from the WIFI system rather than the cellular data.

I have a second phone I use for gaming and I used to have Mint. I don't need phone and texting -- just data. Mint was fine. It just had stuff I don't need for that second phone. I ended up getting a data-only plan for $10 a month from Tello. Now, I am in Texas and when we had our big freeze blackout, everyone in our house lost access to the local AT&T cell towers. Luckily, the Tello plan includes free hotspot service. My second phone allowed my wife and I to stay in touch with the outside world, during that crazy few days.

I have had mint mobile the past 6 months and learned the hard way that the "unlimited" plan ISN'T fyukn unlimited!!!! After 35gb they throttle you to 3g!! Basically giving you mid 2000s speeds. It's only cost effective if you're also using wifi most of the time if not all of the time and not really using your cell phone that much for GPS. If you're 100% on your phone all the time w/no wifi access you'll piss through 35gb quick. One month I hit 46gb and those 12gb I went over the cap was especially slow and brutal. You can buy more data but they'll rape your pockets. Its like $15 for 5gb or $20 for 10gb. If you start buying data that really eats into your savings so buyer beware.

The content you put out is very high quality! I also enjoyed the video!

I have been using Mint Mobile for going on 3 years now. I have myself, my daughter, my mother and father, my goddaughter and her grandmother all on Mint Mobile. I have yet to have a problem that restarting the phone didn't fix and that has only come up 2 maybe 3 times across all 6 phones and 3 years. I can't say enough good things about it. The cost of these numbers compared to our old AT&T is less then half the price and I have yet to ever not have a signal. There have been a couple of places where signal was week, but I have never not had a signal. It is so cheep I upped my data and now use my phone as back up internet access for home. Our internet doesn't go out often, just often enough that it's nice to have an inexpensive insurance policy in the form of my mobile connection. If your consider trying Mint, I strongly suggest you give it a go.

I am in my first year with Mint and haven't noticed any data 'leakage' and don't use any more than I did with AT&T. My friend who took the plunge with me has a phone they use for work it never leaves the building or goes off wi-fi and on a 4gb plan they literally have 3.9gb left. I think the date issue is most likely phone related

Did you turn off wifi asist mode it uses ur celluar data if ur wifi connection is slow for a while

I'm on visible. My only complaint w/ them. Is how the data drops in and out at times. Especially w/ a esim. But not too shabby for 25 a month.

Thank you for doing this. My parents are considering Mint and your thoughtfully presented real-use info here is just what we need.

I'm going to guess that your mystery data consumption is related to apps - particularly Google. When I was activating my new phone, I noticed in the set up that Google had defaults that would allow them to constantly send and receive receive information from my new phone - if I allowed it; I would suggest switching all of these that you can to the "off" position. Besides these being entirely invasive and an disgusting invasion of privacy, I would guess that this is probably one of the most significant causes of your (invisibly) depleted data usage, despite your own, actual low usage... and I would further suggest you inspect the setup of any and all other apps you may have installed on your device.

Did you end up finding out whats going on with the data issue? Thanks for the review it definitely helps

In addition to our two regular lines, we have to kids watch lines with Tmobile... are those able to move over to mint mobile?

The 480p video restriction is only when you get the unlimited plan , that’s why I changed my plan to the 15gb a month which work better for video streaming.

I switched to mint after realizing T-mobile and AT&T are liars (bait n switch/hidden fees) Love the service... love the price.

That's a significant caveat! You may have apps that run in the background and update their info while not in use. I think it's called "Push Notifications." Just turn them off if not critical.

I was a T-Mobile user. I had been with them for quite some time and decided to add a line. The first bill I received was double what it was supposed to be. After a few calls I find out there are a bunch of fees involved, which was odd from a company that bills itself as a "no extra fees" company. I switched to Mint and it's been great. I opted for the 4 Gb plan and have never even hit 1 Gb because, like foXnoMAD when I'm at home I use my wifi. I paid $360 for 12 months service on two lines or about $400 less than what T-Mobile was costing. I'm about half way through my contract period and if the service remains as it currently is I'll definitely renew.

I've had Mint for 8 months and I love it. No issues with data what so ever for me.

Thanks for the video. I too was surprised by the amount of data I supposedly used, as my former company Google fi that I used while overseas rarely surpassed 3 GB per month. When I hit 4 GB this month after only 3 weeks, basically using the same usage I've been doing with Google Fi, it made no sense. I still have no idea why I'm using so much data, as I am usually on wifi, and when on data rarely do any type of streaming. Perhaps a youtube 3 minute video here or there. Gonna try the 10GB plan for one month now that my 3 month trial is closing, and if that works out at $20 a month, great. If not, Google Fi was always great to me!

This is happening to me as well. I was on T-Mobile prepaid for over a year and was using 6-8 a month. No changes mind you switching to Mint and now I can’t make it a month without being at 10GB

One question about the data so theirs the new 15gb plan does the data you purchase is it only for that month or can you add more data to the plan and not have 15gb if you have the 35gb can you do the same instead of having 35gb can you add more data to your plan or does the data is only purchased for that month cycle

Transferring from Ting to Mint mobile is taking longer than 48 hours. They gave me a temporary number, which means they expect this problem. It becomes an issue because security set ups on banks and other always send a text to the phone number on file. So anyone transferring a number to Mint mobile make sure you have several days where you are not going to have incoming calls to the number you are transferring.

I'm at the end of 3 months on Mint Mobile and the deprioritization in various parts of San Diego have been horrible when using Google navigation and streaming Spotify at the same time. I passed through the same areas last month using the same apps and same phone and still got LTE. Now the same areas drop to Edge speeds. UPDATE: I now have a phone with 5g and have no more of the issues above. 5g appears to take the place of what were 2g areas.

Thanks for the mention of Alaska. I live in Alaska and have been looking for more affordable options…looks like I may have to keep looking.

I switched my mother's carrier from Verizon (she was a customer for almost 30 years) to Mint Mobile. Mint mobile customer service was very rude and disrespectful. They sent me a new SIM card for my new, unlocked cellphone. When I got this new SIM card, we wanted my mother's Verizon number instead of the new, temp Mint Mobile number. This was an issue for over a month. Most of Mints employees acted like the problem was with me or the cellphone. FINALLY, I smart tech operator told me that the first SIM card they sent us was faulty. and Mint mobile sent a replacement free. I was not happy with the rude customer service at Mint Mobile. They service seems to be better than Verizon though. -

I had this issue at first. My WIFI was weak in my bedroom and often would not connect to my phone. I got a mesh network that increased the WIFI signal strength to my bedroom and now I use much less data. Before I fixed my WIFi, I was using up my 10 gig of data in 3 weeks. After improving my WIFI, I am using under 4 gig a month. I switched to Mint when I got my new phone (Samsung S22 Ultra). My new phone seems to not connect to weak WIFI signals, so getting stronger WIFI seems to greatly reduce having the phone drain cellular data.

They are great for a secondary sim. I run my own OS using Mint when I am in the states.

This is the BEST video on Mint mobile erev! Thank you the information. I expected to have to search for and watch a bunch of videos to get the answers I need but this channel covered everything!

ive had this problem with my previous carrier, but I was thinking that my phone must have been losing internet service without me knowing and then I would be using data without knowing until I got the message I had gone over my limit.

The biggest catch is data prioritization. Data slows to a crawl between 5pm and 7pm when people are on their way home from work. I went back to an AT&T MVNO where data prioritization isn't a problem

That almost sounds like the iphone thing a while back where an update automatically turned on the setting to use lte when the phone didn't feel the wifi signal was strong enough. I remember that ticking a ton of people off.

I cannot believe how expensive phone plans are in the USA. In the UK you get unlimited calls & texts & 100gb of data for £12 a month, which is about $14.

Can u keep your old number or have to get anew number

I've been with mint mobile for over a year. Never looked back and I'm loving the service. I pay $30 a month for unlimited.

I've been using mint for about four years now (4GB now 5GB/m plan) here in east north dakota (betcha can't find us on a map) and I can safely say that it's been the better experience compared to verizion where I started out. I actually had to badger my mother who had been persisting with verizion because she had photos in their cloud. "Like mom with the amount of money I'm spending on a full year, you're only getting two months, you should switch!"

You have to put the phone on airplane mode to just use wifi without having the data being used . If on iPhone or iPad, turn off cellular data or the antenna button

Biggest difference with an MVNO is prioritized data. Main carrier customers have priority over the MVNO customers.

I use another MVNO in the US called optimum through our cable provider. My wife and I have been using it for over 2 years with no issues. We get unlimited everything for $20 a month so my wife and I only pay $40 a month total. No contract. I get 300-500mbps at home using the 5g service here on my zflip 4. It's going to take a very compelling offer for us to ever switch.

Thank you for this. I used to use T-Mobile and did not know they were behind Mint. Good to know.

Having Mint was one of the worst phone experiences I've ever had and an absolute nightmare with customer service! We had Verizon previously for as long as I can remember. Basically, I was going to have to start paying for everyone's phone, so I switched to Mint so that I could afford it, which was a terrible mistake. We bought 2 new phones from them as well because we needed new ones and mine was practically unusable the entire time I had it. After our year was up I tried getting a new phone, thinking that maybe the issue was that I went cheaper because I couldn't afford it. Unfortunately, they sent my phone to a completely different state which they blamed me for, but all of my information was correct on my end. Then instead of helping, I was the one that had to track down the phone and have it sent back to them because they said it was my issue and they happily were going to keep the money that was spent for the phone. Luckily, FedEx was amazing, and had to go to the place it was dropped off at several different times because the people that lived there accepted the phone and weren't going to return it, apparently. It eventually, again thanks to FedEx, was sent back and returned to Mint Mobile. They eventually sent me a "new" phone which arrived broken. Their return process is horrible it took me months on end just to receive a "return authorization code." to send it back to them. I had to literally call them EVERY SINGLE DAY just to get it. You always get a different staff member when you call, all they ever say is that they will escalate your issue to their return department, which they don't do. If you try to ask for a supervisor, they are always too busy to talk to you, and if you do get one, they always say they can't help you either. They blame YOU a lot for their own mistakes. They have a policy that you must start the return within 7 days of receiving the phone and throw it back in your face as an excuse to not give you the return. When I first received the defective phone, as I stated before, I called every single day to return it. Note: When you call, ALWAYS keep track of who you talked to, what time you called, exactly what they say, etc. KEEP ALL DOCUMENTATION! Because they WILL lie and say you didn't call, they don't have any notes in their system that you called even when staff members claim they are writing notes for the next person, etc. Even though I called every day, I had a staff member claim I was out of the return policy of 7 days because they didn't write notes that I called, or escalate it when they said they did, and whenever you do call, they say that it is out of their hands and they are waiting on the refund department who you can't call or talk to. The mysterious refund department is supposedly a different department for them but I had one staff member say it was literally just downstairs. Apparently, their call centers are located all over the place one lady said they were in the Philippines, another said in Taiwan, etc. They love to tell you that you will get a callback, which you never get. They also love to hang up on you, which other staff members tell you they "cannot do." But they absolutely can because they have been hung up on so many times by them, which I have recorded. Eventually, I was finally able to get the broken phone sent back to them with the authorization code that took me months to get, and they received the broken phone. Also, they make you pay to return it, which you will never get reimbursed for. Then we tried to get our refund, but instead, they decided to send me ANOTHER RANDOM PHONE THAT WE DIDN'T ASK FOR OR KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT. To have them again refuse the refund because I "had a phone from them..." Months later; I yet again called every single day...The only time they ever started to do something to help me was when I got the Better Business Bureau to assist me as well as other establishments. Because through this transaction, they weren't just ripping me off but other companies as well. This entire process of them calling me a liar, refusing to pay me back, hanging up on me, lying left and right, etc. took 6 months of my life away, having to call them every day as if I was a loan shark because they just wanted my money that badly. And reading other reviews on the company shows that, sadly, I'm not the only one that this has happened to. After this incident, we happily switched from them to T-Mobile. We are paying more than Mint but getting many benefits and WAY better customer service. With T-Mobile we are literally getting free streaming services, etc. I will never go with a company that doesn't have a physical location again. All of this could have been avoided if I could have just walked into a store to get the phone and then brought it back in if it was broken; to get it fixed. What an utter nightmare and half a year of my life wasted!

to give a heads up to those living near ortonville MI service at times can be kinda low in certain areas!

I dont know where Mint sent my sim card from but i ordered it at about 230am and received it around noon or one o clock next day! I live in central Wisconsin and Mint is located in California. First three months were ninety bucks then one twenty thereafter for unlimited. I have had no problems nor complaints!

I tried Mint on the week long plan, and it worked fine. It's a good choice for no contract

Some people make great videos. And you are one of those people. Very thorough, well thought out and clearly stated. Thank you for making it.

We've had Mint for over a year and I wouldn't go anywhere else now. I love the 3 month billing. Best service I've had so far.

I currently use Verizon with an unlimited plan but have been considering switching to mint mobile for a cheaper price. I'd like to get unlimited with Mint but video streaming is then limited. I get it though, their video streaming is limited based on the structure of their service but knowing data usage is an issue for people I'm not sure I'll change yet. I can't get unlimited due to the streaming limitations but I also do not want to deal with my data artificially hitting max (may not happen to me but it's possible since it's an issue for people). I guess I'll hold off until that issue is fixed.

I've more noticed very slow data speeds and very inconsistent coverage in my area data wise. I'll get 2mbs or maybe next to non in certain areas. then its lighting fast in certain areas.

I’ve had Mint Mobile for years at this point on three different iphones (love it). For people having issues figuring out which app is using your iPhone data you can look in the iPhone cellular app and it will tell you. I was surprised at which apps were taking down data without my knowledge, so I turned cellular data off for those apps. The way the content creator is trying to manage this via “airplane mode” is not recommended.

I have been with Republic Wireless which recently sold to DISH & started having the issue with data disappearing unexpectedly. I found that the service would go off WIFI when I was home, quickly depleting my data. I have been monitoring my WIFI since then, sometimes miss -- but it is this & changes from Republic that are making me consider Mint Mobile. It sounds like I could have similar issues with data usage...

In india we have 1.5gb/day at 249inr (5$) with unlimited calls and sms but 4g.Topup of 1GB costs just 15Inr (1$=75INR)that means 5GB net for 1$

weren't you going to do the giveaway live?

What if I’m at home on my wifi? It will still only stream in 480p and not stream netflix? Returning this sim chip right now bc it came in the mail today.

Our problem is we live in NE Montana and it’s hard to get good consistent coverage. We’re with Verizon and have been for a long time now. It’s ok, but it does drop a lot of calls. The local network of NEMONT tries to choke everyone out who isn’t with them directly. I refuse to be controlled by them AND their services really stink when you’re not right here. So…not sure what to do! We’re running on fumes around here in finances and I’m looking anywhere I can to cut.

Thank you so much for this video. You are super clear and concise. I appreciate good quality content informing me about this type of thing. Invaluable!

its probably phone settings. most people leave their phones bone stock or they change one or two settings... but there are TONS of background refresh settings and others like it that eat up data and battery.

I’ve found that Apple’s OS will turn on the hotspot on my phone whenever another one of my devices loses it’s internet connection… I suspect it has to do with all of apple’s device’s needing to report to their servers the devices locations for the “where is’ app. I’m constantly having to check all my devices to ensure hotspot is turned off and that their not using the WiFi in this fashion because it drains all my devices batteries in addition to the data usages.

I switched to Mint from Cricket and also noticed the data usage is higher with Mint. I signed up the promotion deal, 3 months of unlimited plan for $15/month. I don't have a home wifi and data usage was about 50-60 GB per month with Cricket. With 7 days of service with Mint mobile, the data usage has already surpassed 20 GB. The unlimted plan has 35GB cap on high speed usage limit? Cricket had similar cap on unlimited plan but I never had any slowing down even though I surpassed the cap every month. I am planning to get the router in a week and see what my data usage will be. After monitoring their data usage for 3 months and will change plan at the end of promotion period.

I used to have California Lifeline (Obama Phone) but I’ve had to switch providers so many times!! I’m really thinking of switching to mint!! So I can keep my service active!! I rarely leave the house and use my data, maybe for shopping list, or browsing the web while at the doctors!! So I use about 2.5 gigs ish a month!! 🙃 ✌️❤️

Do they charge taxes in Pa on top of the plan prices ?

What about the quality video streaning?streaming?? They said after the 3 months or year the video quality drops to 480? I'm not sure about this can anyone confirm this

Great breakdown. Like many people, I m looking to shave off a few $ off my bills every month. This seems like a solid option for someone such as myself. Yes I need a phone. No I don’t need all the bells & whistles. Ty!!

What one do u suggest then?

I am on my 2nd year with Mint Mobile. I have never had any problem with service. Another tip when at home you can piggyback off your WifI and I have never got close to going over Data. I use to have T-Mobile. Never going back!

I had AT&T years ago and I switched over to Sprint wireless. I had sprint wireless for 13 years never had any issues. Now they’re T-Mobile and it’s complete garbage my bill went from $85 a month with sprint to $144 a month. I always had unlimited everything talk text and data with Sprint. Now that T-Mobile merged I’m very upset because that’s way too high of a phone bill for one phone. I keep getting all these text messages stating that I’m using too much data so my speeds will be lower since they merged with T-Mobile. I called T-Mobile and ask them what is the deal why am I getting all these text messages and they said that I should upgrade my plan . I’m really thinking about getting mint mobile for my 10-year-old son to try it out I might switch to prepaid.

So I have TMobile no contract at 43/month but capped at 10gb/month it's fast but I travel for work now and their is literally full bars of signal but it's at 430kb/second which is the worst should I give this a try?

How does Mint work in Amarillo Texas, and also Colorado?

I want to listen to XM while cycling. Does it run the XM App?

You did so good at explaining ty!

is the 480 video quality while you use the phones data only? or also if Im connected to the wifi

I have a Bluetooth app running all the time. It receives data from a Dexcom glucose monitor and insulin pump. Will this affect the type of data plan that I need? I cannot run in airplane mode. What is your recommendation?

The only thing that worries me about the difference is the limited streaming at 480p. How does Mint Mobile know what video quality I have my streaming app running at?

i have it as a second backup phone. its cheap and service is ok, however, dont expect stellar tech and customer service. the number i was assign to was probably own by an Ecuadorian. i get calls all the time from ecuador. i get text messages calling me diego. i called mint mobile but its hard to get a live person. matter if fact, i never got one. i then tried the on line chat. finally got a live person but he was no help and could not block all international calls. as i said before, as a second backup phone its a great value but thats it.

Switched home phone to Mint Mobile first using old T-Mobile phone. My regular mobile was with Total Wireless at the time but Verizon wasn't good in rural area so bought a new Metro unlocked phone and switched it, too. Like the cost and network but two things bother me... First is technical support is shady. Had forwarded my one # to the other & it wouldn't unforward. Tech had no clue & took forever to fix on back end. Then, they told me that my new phone DID NOT have WiFi calling. I argued that it was in settings & it was a MetroPCS phone so should work on TM network but they said their tech notes said no. Thank goodness for RU-vid to show you had to put in airplane mode first. Called back & told them to update their notes! Now, need to replace the older T-Mobile phone from 2018 but only way to get a deal on one is to sign up new with different email and transfer to new Sim card. The customer service person told me. They have zero upgrade discounts/options for established customers. You have to pay full price to replace if you start with your own phone. Could've saved $50 on new phone but too close to renewal to wait for new Sim, etc. Would cost half the savings to buy one month extension. 😔

I signed up for the Mint Mobile 3 Month $45 ($15/Mth) 4GB plan. Just finishing up my 2nd month today with 3.6GB remaining. I've gone ahead and signed up for the auto-renewal on the 12 month 5GB plan for $180 ($15/Mth).

Is Netflix an issue if you’re watching on WiFi and not cellular data?

I was seriously thinking about it up until he said that you can't stream Netflix. That's a deal breaker! I don't do it a lot but any company that's willing to restrict access to anything on the web isn't for me!

I had it for 2 years. Good service. I switched to tello because i work from home and don’t use much data. I now pay 10 dollars a month for unlimited talk and text and 1gb of data

@foXnomad did you get your data issue settled with Mint mobile?

I have been using Mint Mobile for 5 years and referred 2 of my relatives. Although I keep getting spammed by Mint to refer others to receive a bonus, I have never received anything for referring my relatives. So much for being a longtime loyal customer. Looks like I'll be researching a new MVNO.

I had "data inflation" problems with Consumer Cellular yrs ago. They kept upgrading/charging me more for GB increases after our "honeymoon period." . Then I noticed, when THEY were happy/satisfied, (around 10 GB think it was) all of a sudden I wasn't using as much GB anymore (or as fast, etc.) Noticed same thing now lately with Total wireless (Verizon). Crappy internet speeds seen lately too. Want to switch to Mint but am thinking this is the industry standard or "playbook" move (to increase profits....ahem). Wondering how long a "honeymoon period" is with them. Hmmm.......

I have an iPhone 11 will it be good for that ? I’m on boost mobile but only get like 3g y’all it’s ass they say I have access to 5g and I understand m iPhone 11 can’t get that but when I was with metro had no issues just wanted a cheaper bill now I’m stuck at boost and it’s ass

I have a lock to AT&T iPhone XR .,., does mint support AT&T

What resolutions are you watching video?

thanks for the clear succinct review

The bigger companies don't really have a long term contract anymore anyway it just depends on what you need and want like Hotspot or other perks like Netflix and other free things they offer

Very informative, thank you.

i just switched to mint from cricket, carrying over my number and unlocked phone. its been about 20 hours and i still cannot make outbound calls or receive inbound calls. I've been working with both cricket and mint resolution teams and they seem to have no answer for me. Other than no talking, I have no other issue. everything else works as it should. i can make and get texts, i get push alerts, my Voip apps work, I've sent pics, i can watch youtube and stream all my other services ... all without a hitch. the only thing that will make me fully content with the mint service is making and answering calls. if anyone has any suggestions on how to fix this other than factory reset, I'm all ears.

I had bad experience with mint. I wanted to switch but when I put in the Sim card in they said it was ready but it wasn't. So I decided to go back to my previous carrier and they wouldn't port my number back, but now I know that is illegal. I AM WITH ting which also runs on t mobile.

Thanks for the review!

If you select the $15 plan will that change or can you stay in this plan? I don’t need a lot of data since I work from home and have 😂Wi-Fi I seldom use my data during the day. Can you keep your number if bringing your phone?

I have a question. I just signed up for Mint mobile, and I am having some issues involving a phone that I bought from Amazon that I had to return because it appeared to be locked. So, I bought a new phone from Mint mobile's website, which I should receive in a couple of days. So, I haven't actually been able to use the service yet. So, my question is this. Since I'm an older lady, and I hardly ever go anywhere, I won't really need the data at all, except on extremely rare occasions. I will have it turned on just wifi while I'm home, and will have the data turned completely off. Not just airplane mode, because I will need my talk and text...but the data completely off. So, if I turn it off, will it stay off? Or does it turn back on by itself sometimes, without the user's knowledge?

I had Mint for two months and I always had buffering issues. Halfway through first month slowed to a crawl, the whole second half of the month was horrible. Second billing cycle started and everything was okay until I went beyond a certain amount of data, halfway through again, and buffering again! Paid extra $20 and only got 10 more gigs. I knew I’d be running into this same problem again and again and paying more money each month, so I switched back to T-Mobile ☹️. I really needed to save money but this did not work, and their customer service was not nearly as good, not happy. I thought unlimited meant unlimited ☹️

Informative and well-made video. 👍