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Mint bundles home internet and a phone plan at $45 a month

Twelve months of 5G home internet and twelve months of unlimited wireless for $540 upfront, on T-Mobile's network.

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  • End date taken from their own page: Mint prints no end date on this bundle
Who
Addresses Mint can reach — it checks yours before it will sell
To qualify
$540 upfront, which Mint states is equivalent to $45 a month
What you get
12 months of Home MINTernet plus 12 months of Unlimited wireless
Speeds
Mint publishes 133–415 Mbps down and 12–55 Mbps up as typical
Offer ends
Mint prints no end date on this bundle

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Before you sign up

  • It is not available at every address. Mint makes you enter yours before it will take the order, so check before you plan around it.
  • Taxes and fees are extra and are not included in the $540.
  • The gateway is loaned rather than sold, and Mint charges a fee if it is not returned.
  • This is 5G cellular rather than a wire, and Mint says speeds vary with the things that affect any cellular network. The home service may slow above 1TB a month, and the phone plan above 50GB, when the network is busy.
  • Mint's No Bill Creep Guarantee holds the price of talk, text and 5G data for at least five years while you stay on an eligible bundle. Taxes and fees are excluded from that promise.

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