Published by on August 24, 2022 So you’re ready to cut ties with Verizon and start saving with Mint Mobile. Love that for you. Obviously, we can’t wait to have you join the Mint fam, so we put together this quick guide that covers the “why” and “how” for switching carriers from Verizon to Mint Mobile (because we’ve already determined that the “who, what and when” are you, switching to Mint and ASAP). Why switch from Verizon to Mint Mobile?As easy as it would be to say “take a look at your last Verizon bill” and be done with this section, we actually have several reasons why switching from Verizon to Mint Mobile is a great idea. Once you truly compare Mint Mobile vs Big Wireless, we’re sure you’ll see who the clear winner is. New Customer Cost Mint Mobile’s plans start at just $15/month,* with our Unlimited plan costing just $30/month.** 5G Coverage Mint Mobile runs on the T-Mobile 5G Network, the nation’s largest 5G network.† Our coverage map shows over 95% of Americans are covered by T-Mobile’s 5G service, and over 99% of Americans are at least covered by T-Mobile’s 4G LTE. No Monthly Bills Say bye-bye to monthly bills. Mint Mobile offers service in bulk, meaning you purchase 3, 6, or 12 months at a time. Exceptional Customer Care You hope you won’t need customer service very often; but when you do, you want it to be great. Mint Mobile’s Care Team has an average hold time under 90 seconds. Yeah, that’s shorter than most commercial breaks. And over 95% of Mint subscribers who call our Care Team and respond to our post-call survey have given them a “Highly Satisfied” ranking.‡ Flexible Family Plan Options Our family plan allows you to manage 2 – 5 lines of service, each with their own data bucket, giving you the flexibility to only pay for the data you need. How do I switch from Verizon to Mint Mobile?Whether you’re wanting to make a clean break from Verizon (new phone, new number and maybe a new haircut to celebrate) or you want to keep your current phone and number (and maybe not risk messing with bangs just yet), switching to Mint Mobile is probably a lot easier than you think. 1.) Bring Your Own Phone (BYOP) or get a new one
2.) Bring your phone number or get a new one
3.) Choose your plan
4.) Download the Mint Mobile app and activate your plan
What if I’m still on a contract with Verizon?If you’re still locked in a contract with Verizon, you may want to wait it out to avoid paying an early termination fee. We get it, we’re all about saving money too. But if the early termination fee is less than what you’ll end up paying overtime by sticking with Verizon, then maybe it’s time to cut and run now. This may also include paying off the balance on your phone so you can unlock it if you’re planning on bringing it to Mint Mobile. And if your contract is almost up, you should know our SIM cards have a 45-day shelf life, meaning you can purchase a Mint Mobile plan now and wait up to 45 days to activate it. Congratulations, you’ve now completed Switching from Verizon to Mint Mobile 101. There’s no final exam and we don’t have a certificate to give you or anything like that, but we do have savings. You’ve definitely earned those savings. Can I switch from Verizon to AT&T?With our bring your own device (BYOD) program, not only can you keep your current phone number in most cases, but you may also be able keep your current phone, whether it is Android or iOS. In fact, if you decide to bring your own device to AT&T, we'll send you a free SIM card and waive your $30 activation fee.
Can you switch a Verizon phone to TYes, it is possible to keep the number you already have from another wireless or landline carrier. First, check if your existing number is eligible for transfer to T-Mobile.
Can I switch from Verizon to AT&T if I still owe on my phone?Any outstanding balance must be paid in full before switching carriers. How much you owe depends on a number of factors. Check with your provider to find out your remaining device balance.
Can I take my Verizon number to AT&T?Get ready to transfer a number to AT&T
We'll take care of that when you activate your new device. You'll need to pay any balances due your current provider. You may also have to pay an Early Termination Fee to them. We may charge a one-time transfer fee, or an activation fee, for each new line of service.
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