Both Mint Mobile and Ultra Mobile offer a variety of plans on T-Mobile's network. Mint Mobile focuses more on getting rates as low as possible for customers willing to buy up to a year of service upfront. Ultra Mobile offers a huge selection of plans including single and multi-month plans allowing customers to find a good fit for their needs.
If you're ready for a new phone and a new phone plan at the same time, you can get some great deals at the big carriers by trading in your old device or just signing up for a new line.
Mint Mobile does not offer spam call blocking with its service. If you are a Mint customer and need to block calls, you will need to use a service included with your phone or that your subscribe to separately.
Ryan Reynolds owns Mint Mobile and has become the face of the company with unique advertising while keeping up the value that Mint Mobile has become known for among prepaid carriers.
The days of being locked into a lengthy wireless contract are over, as there is a plethora of prepaid options that allow you to pay for your phone service on a month-to-month basis.
If you have an unlocked phone that works on the Sprint network, you should be able to try out Boost Mobile but most Sprint and Virgin Mobile phones can't be activated.
AT&T's new Unlimited Your Way allows more flexible plans for family members. The carrier will now let you choose individual data plans for each individual line, rather than mandating all members bein on the same plan.
If you keep running out of data on your Mint Mobile plan, you can upgrade it mid-cycle to any larger plan. You just have to pay the difference in cost.
Mint Mobile's unlimited plan is a great value especially with the large amount of high-speed data your get. If you can buy one of the larger six or 12-month packages, there aren't many carriers that come close. It also comes with 5G support on T-Mobile's network.
For the most part, unlimited plans don't completely cut off your data or charge you overage fees when you use a lot of data. That doesn't mean that you won't get slowed down if your use a lot of data.
If you're tired of your old carrier you may be able to switch more easily than you think. Whether you want to bring your phone and number or start fresh, switching carriers is easier than ever before.
There are more options than ever for unlimited. Here are a few that skip the contracts.
Verizon is buying Tracfone which operates several prepaid brands including Tracfone, Net 10 Wireless, Walmart Family Mobile, SafeLink, Clearway, Total Wireless, Simple Mobile, Straight Talk, and Pageplus. 13 million of Tracfone's 21 million customers already use the Verizon network and Verizon hopes to bring over the rest.
AT&T Chief Executive John Stankey has revealed that the carrier is planning to offer wireless phone plans subsidized by ads as soon as next year.
Ting can be a cheap phone service with low usage but if you want to make the most of your smartphone, Mint Mobile will give you the data you need.
Quite a few MVNOs take advantage of T-Mobile's rapidly growing LTE and 5G network offering a large range of plans with great phone compatibility. Whether your need just a few minutes of unlimited data, there's a carrier and plan that will work for your and chances are the network works with your phone.
Mint Mobile is a great prepaid carrier that handles billing in batches of multiple months at a time, but what network does it use?
Don't like being tied to a phone contract? You might want to try out an MVNO carrier like Metro by T-Mobile, Mint Mobile, or Google Fi.
Mint Mobile has rolled out a new unlimited plan that costs just $30 per month. It gives you unlimited callling and texting, along with 35GB of high-speed data.
Visible has the most important features of the Verizon network for most people. Verizon still has a few tricks up its sleeve with more consistent service and a wider array of plans.