Awesome Tips Best Cheap Phone Plans 2022 (We Read All the Fine Print)
Here are CNET’s top budget phone plan picks in 2022, with one plan costing $0 a month! Mint Mobile: …
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Here are CNET’s top budget phone plan picks in 2022, with one plan costing $0 a month! Mint Mobile: …
Deals for Days. Big home savings are happening now.
5:09 Boost mobile is terrible if you travel for work like I do I could walk down a street and lose my signal The internet speeds are capped at 10GB saids unlimited but its false advertisement I paid $50 and lost most of my internet in a week Its terrible service also the customer service is in another country if that lets yk what kind of service you get
As a light data user, I recently switched from T-Mobile (after 20 years) to the Tello 5GB plan at $19/mo and it's been great…and I'm saving more than $400/yr. I went with Tello over Mint because I don't like the idea of having to lock myself into paying a full year in advance if it turns out that I don't like the service. So far with Tello, overall service quality is every bit as good as T-Mobile.
I have 4 lines on a family plan with T mobile, unlimited data and text/ calling, always good speed. 45.00 per month each person. Can’t beat it plus 2 dollar Netflix.
"But your data will show down to 2 gigabyte speeds after using up your 1 gigabyte"
Uhhh…
Also when the title says "we read all the fine print" I was expecting more along the lines of they spy on you and sell you data?
Not just… the prices…
HORRIBLE visible service 😮😮😮😮😮
What about Metro?
It's very difficult to find an inexpensive plan for the elderly. They are not streaming Netflix; they just want to call their grandkids. The most they might learn to do is a few texts. Moreover, many live far from some cell towers, so some carriers work better than others.
2:43 cheapest unlimited data plan $30/mo. Mint Mobile uses T-Mobile network.
Don't get simple mobile
I live in New Zealand and I have an iPhone 14 Pro Max, my Mother has a iPhone SE 22 my parents my sister and I are going to be visiting Seattle and Los Angeles in May 2023 we want to get a temporary line for both the phones I have mentioned and have been told they wont work on Verizon what would you recommend for us in this situation?
She has such a beautiful voice.
Once she recommended Mint Mobile I tuned out and knew she was talking BS!
jokes on you im watching this on us mobile with data saver mode on at 240p
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I have an iPhone 13. I use visibles 30 dollar unlimited plan. It’s great, I only really get throttled if I go to a sporting event or concert. The 45 dollar plan is great, and you get speeds comparable to Verizon’s top tier post paid plans
How about tech support for these cheaper providers, please?
Hello mobile is $25 monthly and unlimited 5g
Excellent video a update on visible they have change up the whole deal new customers have to choose either a $30 or $45 plan and no option for party pay. However I hear it's much better in areas that it used to suck in now so may be worth the $5 more. Personally never used it. I been with mint a couple years now and have found it to be very good and tough to beat on price. I am considering switching to boost yearly plan only for new customers at $25 a month by paying $300 up front for the "unlimited" plan the almost identical plan at mint is $360 a yr plus taxes and fees. No taxes or fees on most but not all boost plans.
I switched from t mobile to us mobile. T mobile works well in big city, but I travel a lot. T mobile has no service in a lot of rural areas. It’s scary to driving at night without service.
Do not go with visible, don’t even consider it.
I’m now a VERY HAPPY and satisfied customer of US Mobile. I can’t believe I waited this long to switch. 🙏📱
I use boost mobile as a back up line and have racked up more the 50 bucks in a month with the boost one app
I just changed from Verizon to Mint. Verizon cost me about $67 a month, and Mint cost me $15 a month with only one difference that I can see. I now have 5G.