I'm not sure of Ryan Reynolds is just a face or what but he has to be like one of my favorite actors especially of recent I love all his movies plus no matter what he just cracks me up.. I've never had not mobile but I think I'm going to have to give it a shot
35GB of data is not unlimited. Unlimited means there is no set amount. You can use how many GB of data you want at the highest speed possible. That's false advertising.
T-Mobile started it, this has been fought in court and the consumers lost. It was decided that throttled access is still access, therefore 'Unlimited' is legal
Yeah, you're right. All of the plans are actually "unlimited" from the standpoint that you still have data after a certain amount is used, data is just throttled after that amount). The amount before the throttling just differs on each plan. But, as someone said, this isn't unique to Mint
Had mint for 2 yrs. Works great! 5gb is plenty if u dont use phone alot.
Just get unlimited tbh.
I'm not sure of Ryan Reynolds is just a face or what but he has to be like one of my favorite actors especially of recent I love all his movies plus no matter what he just cracks me up.. I've never had not mobile but I think I'm going to have to give it a shot
Luv mint mobile.
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Although I had a nightmare situation with mint mobile in going to have to stick with them for the foreseeable future.
Why what happened? I'm doing research if I want to purchase.
I think I am blind because I saw extra 10doller😂😂😂.
She's got this sarcastic you can't sit with us type of tone. So dreamy.
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35GB of data is not unlimited. Unlimited means there is no set amount. You can use how many GB of data you want at the highest speed possible. That's false advertising.
T-Mobile started it, this has been fought in court and the consumers lost. It was decided that throttled access is still access, therefore 'Unlimited' is legal
Unlimited mean Premium Prime data for 40 GB then throttled to lesser speeds after that unlimited
All services like Metro pcs, Att, cricket etc does this to the unlimited. Only unlimted is your home internet.
Yeah, you're right. All of the plans are actually "unlimited" from the standpoint that you still have data after a certain amount is used, data is just throttled after that amount). The amount before the throttling just differs on each plan. But, as someone said, this isn't unique to Mint
Avoid Mint. Reynolds is selling out.
proof?