Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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As a former Verizon customer for over 20 years, I switched to Mint 2 years ago and am completely satisfied. I get 5G (low band) or LTE coverage throughout most of The Villages. No issues with connections while driving or using cellular data for my GPS/Navigation using Apple Car Play while driving.
I opted for the $20 per month plan which gets me 15 GB of data each month. Pre-pay 1 year in order to get the most favorable price plan, They also offer international calling plans in 1 day or 7 day bundles for a fixed fee and that you pre-purchase and can activate on demand using the Mint App on your phone. You can also turn on the wi-fi calling feature in your account so that when you’re connected to wi-fi, you can make and receive calls using your network instead of relying on the local cell strength. Overall, I’m very pleased and will be renewing again this year. |
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I switched to Mint Mobile three years ago and I am very happy with the service. I live in The Villages and travel to the New York area often and have had no service problems whatsoever. I pay $15 a month and I have five gig of data unlimited, talk and text highly recommended.
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We were with Xfinity for many years and the cell service was fine but the customer service was a nightmare when we switched our internet/tv/cell over to Spectrum. Spectrum customer service is actually pretty good. So for $29 a month we get UNLIMITED talk/text and data. We only use a lot of data when we are traveling but it’s nice to know that we will not get charged for it. They are on the Verizon towers also. If you have a tablet you can get online with it by using your cell phone as a router and that comes in handy! Run don’t walk from Verizon
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All of our full phone plans and See for Yourself Kits feature a 7-Day Money Back Guarantee for all purchases made on mintmobile.com or using the app. You can cancel your wireless phone plan service for any reason within 7 days of activation and we will refund you 100% of the purchase price, including any fees and taxes. Shipping is not refunded. |
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We overpay for a legacy AT&T plan. The upside - it works almost everywhere in the country, almost all the time, with very few exceptions. The downside - it's an overpriced legacy plan with just 6gb data per month with two lines.
The reason we don't pay less for an unlimited plan: hubby doesn't like change. He's had this AT&T plan since before I ever bought my own smartphone (I had a flip phone that I hated using), and he'll die with this plan if it continues to exist when it's his time to go. If it was up to me I'd still have AT&T but I'd switch to a cheaper unlimited plan. |
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Mint mobile is $240 a year and we love it. Even works internationally with reasonable plans. Coverage is excellent especially in TV. I highly recommend it.
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Packer Fan Oak Creek, Wi Village of Hillsborough and Fernandina Snow Flake until I retire |
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I transitioned my husband and me to Mint Mobile about 4 months ago and we love it. No problems whatsoever with coverage or searching for something in stores, e.g. Home Depot. We have to use navigation sometimes and it works beautifully. I have prepaid for the both of us for a year in order to get the $15/mo rate. We were with comcast and their “service” was horrible. Just so you know, Mint was recently acquired by T-Mobile and had been using T-Mobile towers for their service prior to acquisition. Personally, I don’t think you can go wrong with Mint.
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There are other reasons as well, such as quality of customer service with technical problems. YMMV.
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I wouldn't trust my one and only phone to some bottom tier service to save a few bucks. |
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