Of course if you go over your plan limits then you will be slowed to a crawl 8 gig is plenty for me and Mint is great if you have kids because no worries about overages. IF Tmobile is good for you period then so is Mint of course if Tmobile doesnt have coverage in you're area you wont I get between 20- 40 mbs in Pocatello, Idaho depending on the area. I read one review that he got way better on his Iphone and that he believed data was slowed this is utter B.S Tmobile doesnt slow you're data just because its an MVNO. It also has WifI Calling, but I haven't tried it, in case your work or home has very poor reception. But it doesn't expire as lon g as your account is active. It does have international calling and roaming data but you have to pay in advance to use it.
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Once it's used up, it will drop to a very slow 2G speed.
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Download the MintMobile App to see realtime how much data you have left for the month. I have not seen any significant issues or slow downs. As with all MVNO, T-Mobile will prioritize their own customer's traffic over Mint when it's busy. You need to pay for the whole year in advance.
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If you want to keep cost close to the promotional price, then you need to switch to the 12 month plan. After the 3 month promotion, the cost goes up of course. Number transfer is almost instant but make sure you have your previous account number and pin. Great value for the price and works well to boot but must pay in advance.