What the Mint Mobile TV commercial - Dish Nation: 2023 Goals is about.
Mint Mobile recently aired a new TV spot called 'Dish Nation: 2023 Goals'. In this TV commercial, a group of individuals gathers around a conference table to discuss their New Year's resolutions and goals for the upcoming year in 2023. However, things quickly take a turn when one of the individuals shares that they plan on spending less money and saving more with Mint Mobile.
This prompts a hilarious discussion about how the individual's resolution is making everyone else look bad, all while the Mint Mobile representative stays silent and lets their product speak for itself. The commercial ends with the tagline, "Get your wireless bill down to just $15 a month with Mint Mobile."
The TV spot is both entertaining and informative, as it highlights Mint Mobile's commitment to providing affordable wireless plans. The use of humor and relatable scenarios helps to connect with viewers and emphasizes the relatability of the brand. Overall, the 'Dish Nation: 2023 Goals' TV spot is a well-crafted advertisement that showcases Mint Mobile's unique approach to wireless plans in a fun and engaging way.
Mint Mobile TV commercial - Dish Nation: 2023 Goals produced for
Mint Mobile
was first shown on television on March 13, 2023.
Frequently Asked Questions about mint mobile tv spot, 'dish nation: 2023 goals'
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Ryan Reynolds reveals Mint Mobile's strategy for competing with big wireless consists of doing the opposite of what is typically expected.
Founded in 2016, Mint Mobile functions as a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO). It runs on T-Mobile's cellular network, which means it uses T-Mobile's network but isn't owned by the company.
Roger Entner, founder of Recon Analytics, said he believes Mint has somewhere between 2 million to 3 million subscribers, and “closer to 3 than 2 would be my guess.”
Mint Mobile, LLC is a mobile virtual network operator in the United States. It requires the purchase of a physical SIM card or eSIM online and, except for a trial period, prepayment for at least three months of service. In March of 2023, T-Mobile US agreed to acquire Mint mobile subject to regulatory approval.
Can I use my Mint Mobile service overseas? You sure can, jet setter. The UpRoam add-on is available to all Mint subscribers allowing for talk, text and data use while roaming outside the U.S.
Mint Mobile
| Type | Subsidiary |
|---|
| Services | Prepaid Mobile virtual network operator |
| Revenue | Over $100 million |
| Parent | T-Mobile US |
| Website | www.mintmobile.com |
It runs on T-Mobile's cellular network, which means it uses T-Mobile's network but isn't owned by the company. Mint Mobile's wide variety of service offerings include multi-line plans, international calling and roaming, and Wi-Fi calling and texting.
Mint users have access to WiFi calling and text, data add-ons, and the ability to create a mobile hotspot. Mint users can also make free calls to Mexico and Canada. The company offers lower rates for international calls to over a hundred nations worldwide, too.
T-Mobile 5G network
Mint Mobile runs on the T-Mobile 5G network. That means coast-to-coast coverage. Check out how things are running in your neck of the woods below. For the best experience on Mint, we'd recommend that you take our quick phone compatibility check.
Absolutely! Mint Mobile phones will work just about everywhere it can find a network connection, but you will need to buy international roaming credits to be able to talk and text on your Mint phone in another country.
In just a couple of simple steps, Mint helps you stay connected out in the world.
- Log In. Log in to your Mint Mobile account.
- Go to settings. In the settings, click Add INTL Roaming Credit.
- Add credit. Add $5, $10 or $20 increments of INTL Roaming Credit.
- Bon Voyage. You're all set to call, text, and use data overseas.
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