Has anyone here tried Tello or Mint for cell service? Seems like a really great no contract alternative to T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T. I'm sick of paying $90/mo.
I'm on Month 10 of 12 of my ~$180 per *YEAR* plan on #MintMobile 
For +$15 for you.
+Funny Holiday card every December.
Been on the same plan since they were Mint Sim in 2015. When it was only 2GB of 4G for same price. (Now 5GB/5G).
Still unlimited throttled speeds enough for e-mail+map nav still if going over.
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Any of you have experience with Mint Mobile?
I've been having issues with Ting lately, so I started looking around. Mint Mobile seems cheaper for higher usage, and their coverage is good in our area. So I'm thinking of making the switch.
Using #MintMobile for on this trip - they offer unlimited data but the moments I actually had data available were in very sparse pockets of Berlin for short periods of time. Phone calls worked, despite the occasional dropped call here and there. A lot of places offer wifi and it forced me to be off my phone when being a tourist, but I would invest in a data eSIM in the future.
Google Maps offline data was a godsend.
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So much for the ‘free’ phones from the major carriers 
(You'll end up paying a lot more!)
Today I learned #MintMobile has a roaming plan for Germany - $20 for 10 days, including data (10GB), texting(500), and calls (500min). That seems easier than a dual SIM.
So #TMobile recently acquired #MintMobile. They promise everything is staying the same, just with better support for the cell network since they're properly owned by TMo now.
It's extremely early in the acquisition, and I know this issue is extremely minor, but they're running an offer for 6 months free of Paramount+ and screwing it up already. It's available for new *and existing* Mint customers, which is great, but if you already have a Paramount+ account, you're fucked. They even say *in the email offer* that if you're already on P+, you'll have to give the offer to someone else.
Why can no major company ever just plain do something nice for existing customers? No strings attached. No gotchas. Just a "hey, we appreciate your business. Here's something free and we're going to make sure you actually get to use it".
I switched to #MintMobile a year ago from being a longtime #Verizon customer and I've been happy with it - especially the price.
If you've been wanting to try it here's a referral link that gives a $15 renewal discount. For disclosure, I get a bill credit as well if you use it, but please don't use it just for my sake. I'm not a paid "influencer".
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