to where though? I'm genuinely curious

Same. Where do we go next?

​@@pkman let me know when you find out

​@@VoodooChickenWire Boost Infinite is $25/month for life with unlimited everything, hotspot, etc. Currently it is using AT&T and Dish's network as it is built out. The plan is to use Dish's network in the years ahead when they're done with the full build out. 🫳

😂😂😂

Something terrible has happened.

They were only able to offer lower prices because their network was T-Mobile’s. I wouldn’t be surprised if it turned out T-Mobile was going to raise their lease rates enough that Mint couldn’t afford to keep the $15/mo at $15/mo.

@@jamesthelass6331Probably stealing too much of their business so they had to buy the whole company to stop them…. Get on Boost $25/month unlimited plan and stop feeding this greedy company!

I think everything will continue as usual. T-Mobile gains market share in the ore-paid space so it’s not really an acquisition to profit from the consumer, it’s more to show investors growth.

@@deathcoder That is what was supposed to happen when directv bought republic wireless but they ruined it. I'm sure it is only a matter of time before Mint gets the same treatment.

tmobile will slowly suffocate mint like they have done to metro

Not true. Remember when Obama said 'If you like your health care plan, you can keep it'? Oh, wait, I see your point.

@@andypro77 good job bringing up antique political nonsense.

@@rerun3283 Nonsense? Uh, exactly what did I say that wasn't true. Please be specific. Oh, and it's not antique, as millions of Americans are CURRENTLY suffering because of this blatant lie.

Any MM users here? Has anything change recently aside from the free upgrade of datas?

​@@Syorakai have not had anything happen. L but increased data does not take effect until next billing cycle.

Yes!

Request it's not

Just leave

@@JAY-bb7yc lmao to where? There's only like 2 other carriers left. America loves big corporations swallowing the "free market".

@@VengyOpt7 yeah because I’m sure they were forced to sell mint mobile.

@@JAY-bb7yc Bros out here defending monopolies 💀

T-Mobile doesn't have a history of doing that. They never ended the Sprint deals

@@stellanstafford6025 They usually “Grandfather” them.

Ryan was never your friend, just a clever rich grifter making funny videos.

Same, ugh

Same. Hopefully another good service will start up. I'm not giving T-Mobile a penny of my money.

@@rerun3283 Oh FFS....

It's not Ryan's fault tbh. His shareholders collectively hold more power than he does, and this deal was their idea not Ryan's. Not much he could have done to stop it if he wanted.

It’s a deal worth over a billion dollars, I see nothing wrong. 😂

​@@kingtryton good for him. Not for the consumer.

Why do you accept a paycheck for your work? Such a money grab. Sad.

Oh no you'll have to use TMobile networks... Wait

@@gilport I get what you're trying to say, but equating a weekly/biweekly check to a billion dollar deal is kind of missing the point. Generally when I do my job, it creates value for my end users. When a corporation sucks up smaller companies, it generally (but not always!) removes value for the end users. So their point is that Ryan is accepting copious amounts of money in exchange for reducing value to the customer. Hope that clears it up for you!

Way to go??? Dude just sold out destroying the company that was actually saving ppl money!!!

@@lgroots8691 There are other MVNOs also so calm down

@@lgroots8691 I probably phrased that poorly. I meant way to go on the funny ad. He's a professional actor, after all. I'm actually really upset about this whole thing 😡

​@@sebastian05000my experience with us mobile was not good, that's why I came back to mint. I'm not happy with this.

@@sebastian05000 This is calm

And the service is horrible…

2011me: sprint (has its problems) or tmobile (it’s problems make sprint’s look like nothing) Sprint it is then 3 years ago- Tmobile’s buying Sprint😳🫣😱 Runs away screaming to the internet looking for anything else but tmobile.. discovers Mint Safe with Mint, what peace, what service Tmobile the abuser: Hiii, you miss me, buying Mint now😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Well they let Verizon takeover all of TracFone which included straight talk and total wireless gov won't stop this

i don’t think it will ruin it, i used to be on sprint and i still have my sprint perks intact, heck better

They fired everyone at metro and tanked them switch while you can. Check out hello mobile

Party is over for sure. Not this year but next....it is the way of the beast (uncontrolled market manipulation)

T-Mobile just released a statement a minute ago saying "against previous plans, we have now decided to not dissolve Mint as a company, else FoXX is gonna be really mad yo."

@@doc4153 What was the purpose of posting this?

What I have heard on some reddit pages is that they will keep it but they gonna jack the prices up

Good news! They're keeping the $15/month introductory price and didn't mention keeping any other pricing! So awesome for the consumers 💀

Will most likely go up. No mentions of other plans staying the same.

Mine expires December lol

Yeah if they take the unlimited plan out I’m out back too H20 wireless

First off all the Major companies have had Data Breaches. Second MVNOs don't usually get hacked because there is no information to steal.

No company is immune from data breaches.

Switched to Boost $25/month everything plan. Much better service.

Mint mobile basically is t-mobile already. T-Mobile is just becoming the majority shareholder.

@@MicklowFilms but I only want the $15 per month plan, not $25.

Source that they are leaving the plan? Since it seems you didn't watch the video at all

@@sebastian05000 I think his source is experience with large companies breaking their word on a regular basis.

@@sebastian05000 They specifically mentioned keeping the $15 plan...Corp speak means all others are up in the air, and none will be lower....

@@EkClassics The thing is that you didn't read the announcement it says there Mint will work independently meaning all plans will stay the same

Explain the 3 friends part?

Att is the real threat. But I got ya 😅

​@@DesmondErvin TMobile will buy them next

@@DesmondErvin How?

@@ElJefe2025 they own most of the original cell phone line, bell

@@DesmondErvin Okay but Verizon is still dominating.

He’s not even hiding it.

​@TEHK Google Fi is a terrible deal

You understand that MVNOs are not competing with the Big Three, right?

Also right now for T Mobile side of things US mobile is a better deal then Mint Mobile

@@evacody1249*_Really?_* 😮 *_I'm definitely going to look into US 🇺🇸 Mobile then, because since T-Mobile®'s acquisition of Mint Mobile® has now, officially gone through (fu€k you very much, FCC!!), I'm abandoning ship like a rat 🐁 off of a garbage barge!!_* 🥺

Um, that's also T-Mobile

Do you know who owns Metro?

Did you mean "Metro by T-Mobile"?

@@csuero yes I am aware, but at least their unlimited plan is still $35 with auto pay

@@GordonLLC well firstly you can’t port a number owned by a carrier to a smaller carrier they also own. Nor can you move. Back to carrier that has previously owned that number so enjoy getting a new phone number buddy

I wouldnt worry about it. Mint's entire brand is about affordable wireless and good service, and Tmobile understands that. Changing that would drive the entire base that supported Mint in the first place.

​@@darwinsexplosions I hope this ages well or we're coming for you

I can't see how Tmobile is "rediculously" expensive when I pay $32 a line for my family.

@@claudiusbane hahaha you are joking… right?

At least T-Mobile is cheaper than Verizon.

Who you going to run to? They other carriers are even more expensive

Lol don't count on it. Only Magenta Max customers with more than one voice line get that discount price. It's a perk of being the most expensive plan. No other plans get it so unless Mint has a plan where you're paying at least $110 monthly, good luck brother. 🤞

That's just dandy if you live in a household with multiple lines, but I just left T-Mobile in January and there is no such rate for single lines. Not even close.

I just bought a year plan. Hope they don't F me on that or my referral credits.

He only said the $15 plan won’t be touched. Who the F uses $15 plan in this day and age anyway?

I don't think that's going to end, even though T-Mobile is going to acquire Mint into the family, I would say they would still be the same because it still tries to compete with other Wireless Carriers just like "Visible" it is acquired by Verizon but still competes with each other and still makes their plans cheap as possible. Just how T-Mobile acquires Mint Mobile to compete with other Wireless Carriers and that they try to make whoever has the best service and budget pricing. Mint is going to still compete basically with Metro, and T-Mobile even though they are all the same deal.

@@qasinsofficial visible sucks. I switched from visible to mint. Their customer service always wait for an hour. Their tech team usually do not know what they are doing for trouble shoot, and network signal is bad.

@@naptinsenyegenyav I do! To be clear they said they'd leave the price, they did NOT say they wouldn't drop the data amount.

How about you keep your demanding toner shut so we can keep it $15/month? You want protection this and that, then move to more expensive plan.

Boost infinite

I got boost infinite. Love it. Plus they are building their own network.

@William Adkins this one is boost infinite and it's been great so far i have it for the past month

I know, how about one of the many brands of TracFone wireless? Oh wait they were just bought by Verizon last year. 😡

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He took the money and ran. I don't think he'll be back

He got bought out. He is done

Nobody is coming out of this better off except Ryan and T-mobile

They would still keep their prices the same, it's like various plans you can choose from sister companies but in the same family basically.

He sold that in 2020

@detroittokc6494 I can hope for positive things while also preparing for the worst, yes.

@detroittokc6494 they won't keep it forever. The acquisition contract probably has an end date to Mint's former pricing. I give it a year tops.

I have Net10 (gobbled up by Verizon) and was trying to add a second phone and saw all the SIMs were for Verizon. 😮 Decided to look at Mint as I use to see it on every video and now see why I haven't seen it in months. At least it will run on a network I like and trust.

he's getting a billion dollars, he never cared about you or us.

Ooo so the service ain't that good then?

been a mint customer for 6 years 💀 all good things must come to an end ig

Do you mean customer service? Mint Mobile runs off of T-Mobile’s network.

@@darrylwoodbury Customer service, money, and contracts. I know it runs off the same network, that part never bothered me. Sorry, I should have specified I hate the company and I've had problems with them physically at three different locations.

What contracts you mean the one you sign to buy your phone over 24 months with interest free payments?

​@JerseyFox Arcade The network owner will always cost more. No one ever makes you enter a contract. Also their customer service online is top tier.

T-Mobile is the best carrier I ever used and T-Mobile now owning mint will make it better not worse.

Why would they when no one else is? Welcome to the Oligopoly

Boost is the best plan right now, $25/month unlimited and doesn’t run on T-Mobiles network.

@@MicklowFilms I believe Boost is on T-Mobile as well. Boost was using Sprint's network but T-Mobile took over so that means Boost is on T-Mobile now.

@@MicklowFilms It runs on T-Mobile too.

@@ElJefe2025 Not the new $25/month unlimited plan.. 😀

Mint is a T-Mobile wholesaler. If you switched to Mint you didn't get away from T-Mobile at all.

I'd at least lock in your rate for a year, I've been with Mint 5 years and they've been great. They've always used TMobile's network from the beginning. The issue here is they'll likely raise prices in a year or two once everyone has forgotten. So lock in that 12 month and you at least have some time before having to jump ship.

yep same here I`m on my second month with Mint. this sucks

Mint is TMobile smart one

Get on Boost $25/month unlimited plan, this company is ridiculous.

There is a chance that would happen now!

They’ll just change the data rates so you won’t notice…

As a long term Mint customer I’m very curious as to where your going? TIA.

@Brandon I know, my mother sent a text earlier today. I just hope the plans stay the same.

me too

I hope nothing happens to this, as you sort of said once big carriers buy MVNOS then they become garbage. Not only total, but others like tracfone (and it’s brands), sprint, cricket,and probably more.

@@DG599 It’s the same thing that happened to Tracfone after Verizon bought it. “It’s Deja Vu all over again” as that great philosopher Yogi Berra once said.

Exactly this. TMobile has their own prepaid. So does Verizon. It's in their best interest not to support their new acquisitions to compete against themselves.

Then go to US Mobile. They use both Verizon and T-Mobile. In fact there Verizon side is the best you can get. My parents of US Mobile pool plan for like 37 a month. Unlimited talk and text and 10 gigs of shared data. I was on US Mobile but I needed better coverage and ATT has the best coverage in Michigan. So I went with Cricket Wireless. I have there 60 dollar plan which works out to 55 a month. It's like I'm on ATT top plan.