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I pay T-Mobile about $140 a month. They sell the SAME network under another name for $15. Half compliment, half ripoff alert. ✅ T-Mobile owns Mint Mobile. Mint runs on T-Mobile's towers. ✅ Mint's 5GB plan works out to $15 a month when you pay for a year. 😇 T-Mobile is the absolute best, like the least dead spots and the fastest service that I have ever seen anywhere. 😇 The problem is you're paying 140 bucks and most people don't need unlimited data. ➡️ I run both on the same phone. I've uploaded videos on the cheap one at the same speeds. 😇 It's the same freaking tower in the same network. ➡️ So why two brands? If the big brand sold a $15 plan, everyone paying $60 or $80 would drop down to it. 😇 T-Mobile would be screwed, baby. ➡️ Same reason the store brand nuts and the name brand nuts sit on one shelf at two prices. Same nuts. ➡️ Not sponsored by any of them. 🚨 The catch: cheaper plans can get slowed when the network is crowded, and $15 means paying a year up front. Three carriers run this market. That's the wedge SpaceX is going after.