Mint Mobile SOLD OUT To T-Mobile: Good or Bad for Customers?
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T-Mobile announced on March 15, 2023, that it had ACQUIRED Mint Mobile in a $1.35B cash and stock deal.
Mint Mobile is partially owned by actor Ryan Reynolds, the always funny spokesperson for the brand, so he’ll stand to make a pretty penny from the deal!
But for those of you unaware, Mint Mobile is a budget-friendly mobile carrier provider that offers data plans as low as $15/mo. This is a service that I’ve been using for about a year at this point and have had a great experience and have discussed a few times on this channel.
But in this video I’m going to share my response on whether I think this acquisition is a good thing or a bad thing for Mint Mobile customers.
Let me know YOUR thoughts in the comments below!
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🙌What do YOU think of the T-Mobile acquisition of Mint Mobile? Good or bad for Mint Mobile customers? Leave a comment down below! 👇👇👇
I currently have Sprint by T-Mobile and I am currently considering the switch to Mint as my only provider. I don't view this acquisition as negative news because I already have T-Mobile.
Theyre seriously lacking network management and troubleshooting skills and support to resolve issues without you having to figure it out for yourself.
Monopoly....
Not even close.
The fact that I'm watching this on the MVNO mint mobile and this video loaded 10 times in the first 30 seconds, explains why mint mobile sucks and Ryan Reynolds should get sued for false advertisement.
I had Mint and it was quite close to T-Mobile speeds. It all depends on where you live and the phone you are using.