Jazmin W.

First I would like to inform anyone researching before switching cellphone providers, that the "Mint Mobile Website" only has fake reviews. Like any clever A.I. Algorithm, they include one or two one-star reviews to make you feel that it is legitimate. If you explore, you will find there is actually NO WAY to write an actual review for this company. (Again VERY clever and rather maniacal.)
Additionally, I would not switch to Mint Mobile unless you enjoy not receiving text messages regularly and not being able to use the data on your phone in most locations. They claim to use the same T-Mobile coverage and yet have far worse service, reception, and data availability. I had T-Mobile previously and am looking to cancel my Mint mobile service so that I can go back to actual, reliable service and so that I can use my phone in any capacity.
I paid for three months and will allegedly get three months free. This service is so terrible that after two months, I'm ready to quit and switch. There's no way I will keep such shotty service for another second! I actually need my phone and I need it to work. Silly right? So, in short, if you want a cell service that allows you to make and receive calls, texts, and use data (you know, the reason we all have cell phones) then don't sign up for this quack of a service! It will not work.
*Side note: you can tell their reviews are lies when you can see the discrepancy in their supposed "reviews". They're website claims they have a 4.2 star rating. Every other website I have seen rarely gives Mint Mobile more than 1-1.7 stars; which I feel is much more of an actual reflection of their horrid product. Don't waste your time or money.