Are you tired of paying too much for wireless service? Mint Mobile just made trying a new carrier risk-free and incredibly cheap. The carrier is now offering its basic 5GB monthly data plan for just $10 per month for the first three months, down from the regular $15 monthly cost. That’s a 33% discount, and according to Phone Arena, it’s one of those promotions worth seriously considering. Here’s … [read full article]
If you’ve been waiting for the right time to upgrade your phone without breaking the bank, that moment has arrived. Samsung’s Galaxy A17 5G is getting a serious price cut at Mint Mobile, bringing the cost down to just $20. But here’s the real kicker — you’ll also get 12 months of unlimited calling, texting, and data for $180. According to PhoneArena, this promotion … [read full article]
Mint Mobile is running a limited-time promotion that lets new customers bundle 5G home internet with an unlimited phone plan for just $40 per month—a pretty aggressive price point for anyone shopping prepaid carriers this holiday season. The deal combines Mint’s 5G Home MINTernet service with their unlimited wireless plan, and it’s available through December 22. According to PhoneArena, the bundle knocks $15 off the … [read full article]
Lyca Mobile customers may soon face a bumpy transition as the budget carrier prepares to end its partnership with T-Mobile and switch to a new network provider. The prepaid wireless company has notified its dealers that new phone activations will stop on September 20, 2025, marking the end of Lyca’s contract with T-Mobile. According to a report from NWIDA (National Wireless Independent Dealer Association), dealers received … [read full article]
Mint Mobile customers are getting creative to snag the carrier’s eye-catching $180 annual unlimited plan, even though it’s officially reserved for new subscribers only. The T-Mobile-owned prepaid brand’s promotional rate works out to just $15 per month when paid upfront for a full year—a steal compared to traditional postpaid plans that often start around $50 monthly. According to Android Authority, some crafty existing customers have … [read full article]
If you’re keeping an eye on prepaid deals that run on T-Mobile’s reliable network, Ultra Mobile just rolled out a neat back-to-school offer. As spotted by PhoneArena, you can lock in 4 GB of data per month for only $10, but it requires prepaying for multiple months—$30 for three months, $60 for six, or $120 for a full year. It’s a great option for anyone who doesn’t need heavy … [read full article]
For weeks now, some Mint Mobile subscribers have reportedly been sounding the alarm. As reported by PhoneArena, many users say it’s like they “don’t even have service,” complaining of call drops, failed texts, and data that barely works. The publication shared that this flurry of complaints began roughly two weeks ago and spans the country. On Reddit, one user captured the frustration succinctly: … [read full article]
T-Mobile, Comcast, and Charter just turned the business wireless market on its head. Both cable giants have struck an exclusive, multi-year agreement to build a new mobile service aimed squarely at corporate clients—using T-Mobile’s nationwide 5G network. The offering, branded as Spectrum Mobile for Business and Comcast Business Mobile, is slated to launch in 2026. According to a report by [read full article]
Mint Mobile just brought back one of its most popular offers—and it’s perfect for budget-conscious users who want flexibility without the long-term commitment. For a limited time, new customers can get Mint’s 3-month plan for just $15 a month. That adds up to $45 total for three months of service. As reported by BestMVNO, this deal includes 5GB of high-speed data each month, along with unlimited … [read full article]
Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes and Will Arnett—famous for their hit podcast SmartLess—have just rolled out their own phone service, aptly named SmartLess Mobile. The trio is partnering with T‑Mobile to offer a data-conscious, no-nonsense alternative to the usual wireless plans. According to Fierce Network, SmartLess Mobile will operate as a virtual carrier (MVNO) using T-Mobile’s 5G infrastructure—one of the few that openly names its partner network. Advertised as “BS‑free,” the service aims to … [read full article]
