I went to Mint.com because I thought it was Mint Mobile I went to Mint.com because I thought it was mint mobile. Mint is a life insurance company. It is understandable to mistake 2 with the same name. The site has my bank information. When I went to look how to cancel, it said to go to my phone and download the app. Then I saw there is no app just mint mobile, and there is no way to cancel at all! I will sue them if they take my money.

I liked mint, but I liked mint, but why is there no option for the budget to include more than one category? Think about it.

Company website has a test they run for… Company website has a test they run for coverage as per home address. Test said very good coverage. Big lie also techs reiterated the same promise. Spent many hours with them promising resolution in hang-ups, break ups etc. fluctuating 1-0 bar signal strength. Promises, promises, promises with no resolution. Company did return my money after weeks of the same failure. Very stress producing experience!!! Dr. Darryl Pokea, Psychologist for 35 years.

Terrible backups Terrible backups. Out of nowhere, I lost all of my history from the past 2 years and they said they can not recover it. Now only have 3 months' worth of data. Pure trash.

BE AWARE!! All goes well until you ask for a withdrawal. Then they ask you to pay a commission fee which is nowhere to be seen in their policy documents. This done and then you cannot make contact with anyone. And more importantly, no money is transferred.