There’s been a major conflict raging on in the US mobile carrier space and it all started when Mint Mobile, a T-Mobile MVNO, offered a sweet deal to users on the other two major carriers — AT&T and Verizon — if they switched over to their network.
Apparently, Verizon has not taken this well and has decided to take a shot back at T-Mobile. First, it was Visible, but now, Verizon’s Total Wireless is also offering a similarly structured deal for subscribers on T-Mobile and its MVNOs. You can get an unlimited 5G plan for just $15 per line per month.
T-Mobile, Mint Mobile, And Metro Users Can Get A $15 Monthly Plan If They Switch To Total Wireless
Verizon isn’t pleased with Mint Mobile trying to poach their customers and now it has come with yet another MVNO to offer a deal to entice T-Mobile and its MVNO’s subscribers over to the Verizon side of life. This time, that MVNO is Total Wireless, which is also owned by Verizon.
If you are subscribed to T-Mobile, Mint Mobile, or Metro, Total Wireless is offering a limited-time deal to get you to switch over. You’ll get an exclusive $15 per line per month price tag on Total’s 5G Unlimited plan, and that comes with a five-year price guarantee too, so you don’t need to be afraid of Total Wireless hiking up the price as soon as they’ve got you in their camp.
The only thing is, you’ll need to bring in your own device and it also only applies if you’re switching over at least two lines, so it is effectively going to be $30 a month for two lines, at the very minimum. This isn’t the choice for you if you have only one line to switch over, but for families, it works pretty well.
For Single-Line Users, You Can Jump On Visible By Verizon’s Similar Deal
Worry not if you only have a single line though, we recently reported on Visible’s deal, and considering Visible is also a Verizon MVNO, you’re keeping the business in-house. With Visible, you still get a $15 monthly plan with the price guaranteed for five years. All you need to do is use the BYEBYETMO coupon code and port a T-Mobile number within 30 days of that to take advantage of the discounted price for the next half a decade.
Mint Mobile Started This War And Verizon Is Only Retaliating, In Excellent Fashion For The Consumers
Mint Mobile began this war and with how seriously Verizon has taken it, Mint might be losing. It all began with Mint Mobile, a T-Mobile MVNO, giving AT&T and Verizon customers the chance to get a three-month plan for $45, and that came with up to four additional lines included for those three months for completely free. That could be as little as $3 per line for each of those three months.
However, Verizon wasn’t going to sit back (like AT&T has so far) and take that insult. It’s used two of its MVNOs to strike back and offer sweet deals to both single and multi-line consumers. Plus, with the discount extending for five years, it’s really hard to say that Verizon isn’t winning this battle. In my eyes, they certainly are.
