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Mint SIM now offers unlimited talk, text and 2GB of 4G LTE for $15/month

Alexandra Arici by Alexandra Arici
August 1, 2017
in News

The competition among the four major carriers may be heating up, they are not the only options. For example, have you heard of the mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) called Mint SIM?

Developed by UltraMobile, a company specialized in selling plans for international travel, Mint SIM is basically a no-contract service provider that offers unlimited talk, texting, and data at very low prices.

Mint SIM’s adorable FOX

Today Mint SIM announced updated prices for its trio of introductory plans which according to the company offer the “nation’s absolute lowest monthly price of any 4G LTE provider”.

The MVNO’s entry-level plan offers 2GB per month for the first three months at $15/month. The plan is perfect for those just starting out with Mint SIM, as it’s also risk-free for 7-days with a newly introduced money back guarantee. The other two plans include the following:

•    5GB per month for three months at $20/month
•    10GB per month for three months at $25/month

Apart from the new pricing schemes, Mint SIM also announced it has exclusively partnered up with Best Buy. Starting the 1st of August, all nine Mint SIM plans will be available for purchase at Best Buy. What’s more, customers acquiring an unlocked device now have the option of pairing it with a Mint SIM plan and get $20 off the plan.

The remaining plans offered by Mint SIM span over 6 months or 12 months:

•    2GB per month for six months at $18/month
•    5GB per month for six months at $24/month
•    10GB per month for six months at $30/month
•    2GB per month for twelve months at $15/month
•    5GB per month for twelve months at $20/month
•    10GB per month for twelve months at $25/month

Any takers?

Tags: Best BuyMVNO
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