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What's the catch? Prices are *introductory*. They revert to Mint Mobile pricing on renewal.
by jqpabc123 8mo ago
What's the catch?
Prices are *introductory*. They revert to Mint Mobile pricing on renewal.
- huntsmans 8mo agoActually that's not the case with Infimobile $75/year is their standard pricing, not an introductory rate. No promo period, no price jump after 3 months. Been on the 10GB plan for several months now and renewed at the exact same price. You're probably thinking of Mint Mobile which does have intro pricing that jumps after the first term. Infimobile is a separate carrier entirely, different pricing model altogether.
- jqpabc123 8mo agoActually that's not the case with Infimobile $75/year is their standard pricing, not an introductory rate. Really? So if it is "standard", why do they label it "limited time offer" and "promotional" and yes, "introductory"? https://infimobile.com/plan-details/10GB-12-months https://infimobile.com/plan-details/10GB-12-months Note: Promotional pricing is subject to device compatibility verification. Click the dropdown labeled "Broadband Facts/Consumer Disclosure" and you should see this: This Price is an introductory rate. Tenure Period 12 Month Regular Price $252 Current offer Price $75 Also, read the fine print in the contract.