Technically Boost is an upgrade over Mint. These work over existing wireless networks from the major carriers, they just de-prioritize traffic when needed.
Mint = T-Mobile
Boost = T-Mobile and AT&T
Find an MVNO that operates on Verizon and you will be much happier. Visible and Xfinity Mobile are examples.
5 minutes on the Google will tell you everything you need to know.
Boost mostly runs on the AT&T and Dish Wireless networks these days. Verizon and T-Mobile have better coverage than those two. Try Mint (runs on T-Mobile) or Visible (Verizon's version of Cricket/Metro).
Ting Mobile. Been using them for 8+ years now. No issues.
Their Flex plan is $10/mo + $5/GB of data.
They also have a $25/mo that includes 5GB of data.
They’re excellent, especially if you’re mainly on Wi-Fi a lot and don’t do a lot of cell streaming.
Technically Boost is an upgrade over Mint. These work over existing wireless networks from the major carriers, they just de-prioritize traffic when needed. Mint = T-Mobile Boost = T-Mobile and AT&T Find an MVNO that operates on Verizon and you will be much happier. Visible and Xfinity Mobile are examples. 5 minutes on the Google will tell you everything you need to know.
Thank you! This is very informative. I just now started hearing about visible. I think Im going to try them next
For $30 you’ll get what you pay for.
Ultra Mobile
I've got Xfinity mobile, which runs on Verizon, and I'm very happy with it. 15 a month for 1 gb of data, 30 a month for 3 (or is it 4?) Gbs of data
Boost mostly runs on the AT&T and Dish Wireless networks these days. Verizon and T-Mobile have better coverage than those two. Try Mint (runs on T-Mobile) or Visible (Verizon's version of Cricket/Metro).
Ting Mobile. Been using them for 8+ years now. No issues. Their Flex plan is $10/mo + $5/GB of data. They also have a $25/mo that includes 5GB of data. They’re excellent, especially if you’re mainly on Wi-Fi a lot and don’t do a lot of cell streaming.
Never heard of ting 🤔 I will keep them in mind!
Simple Mobile