Mint Cellular could quickly be acquired by T-Cellular, however that hasn’t stopped it from nonetheless making some strikes by itself. Beginning on April 14, the pay as you go supplier will likely be upping the quantity of information it affords to new and current customers whereas nonetheless retaining its pricing on the identical ranges they’re at at the moment.
The brand new pay as you go choices will likely be as follows (costs are beneath Mint’s 12-month construction, although the provider additionally affords plans in 3-month and 6-month increments):
- 5GB monthly of high-speed 5G/4G LTE information for $15 monthly (up from 4GB)
- 15GB monthly of high-speed 5G/4G LTE information for $20 monthly (up from 10GB)
- 20GB monthly of high-speed 5G/4G LTE information for $25 monthly (up from 15GB)
- 40GB monthly of high-speed 5G/4G LTE information for $30 monthly, plus 10GB of hotspot information (that is Mint’s “limitless” plan, and is a rise from the earlier 35GB of high-speed information and 5GB of hotspot information)
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In a press launch, Mint says that present subscribers will get the brand new larger information plans robotically “when their month-to-month information refreshes” after April 14 and notes that customers won’t have to “enroll, register or take motion of any sort” to get the extra information. The Ryan Reynolds-owned provider has already begun alerting its customers in regards to the change on Sunday.
I gotta say, my children have @Mintmobile, for years and it’s been superior.
I’m nonetheless on a serious community because of seamless worldwide protection and all, however been very shocked by the standard of this community at ridiculously low costs @VancityReynolds was in a position to ship. pic.twitter.com/2hkMfPsGxc
— Val Katayev (@ValKatayev) April 2, 2023
Mint’s plan refresh comes a bit over two weeks after T-Cellular introduced it could be shopping for the pay as you go provider and its father or mother firm, Ka’ena Company, in a possible $1.35 billion deal. That acquisition is anticipated to shut later this yr.
