Mint Mobile: 6 Months of Service for $10/Month (New Users, Any Plan)

Lock in a full year of wireless service for just $180 upfront — that works out to an effective rate of $15/month, making it one of the most affordable unlimited plans available right now. Who qualifies? This offer is exclusively for new Mint Mobile customers. You can bring your own device (BYOD) or purchase a new phone. Porting your existing number is optional. What's included: Unlimited talk, text & data on T-Mobile's 5G/4G LTE network 40GB high-speed data/month, then reduced speeds for the remainder of the billing cycle 10GB/month mobile hotspot at full speed (then throttled) Free calls & texts to Canada and Mexico Wi-Fi Calling & VoLTE supported Free eSIM or physical SIM with free shipping Optional UpRoam credits for international roaming 7-day money-back guarantee if coverage doesn't meet your needs Things to keep in mind: Taxes and regulatory fees are billed separately on top of the $180 Video may stream at SD quality during peak times Data may be deprioritized during network congestion After 12 months, renewal pricing may be higher than this intro rate How to get started: Visit Mint Mobile's website and select the 12-month unlimited plan Choose eSIM (instant) or physical SIM (free shipping) Activate via the Mint Mobile app or website Port in your existing number or get a new one If T-Mobile coverage is strong in your area, this is a fantastic way to slash your phone bill without sacrificing everyday usability.

Mint Mobile is offering new customers a locked 128GB Google Pixel 10 bundled with a 12-month unlimited plan for $328 — a solid package price for a flagship Android phone with a full year of service included. How to get it: Visit the Mint Mobile Pixel 10 deal page and add the device + plan to your cart Complete checkout as a new customer Stacking opportunities: Capital One offers — cardholders may see a $45 off or 4,500 miles offer (today only, check your account) Cashback portals — portals are offering ~$5 back on Mint Mobile purchases No AmEx offer currently available Fine print: New customers only The locked device must be activated on Mint Mobile service for at least 60 days without the number being recycled or ported out For context, Mint Mobile's standalone 12-month unlimited plan normally runs $180, and the Pixel 10 Pro bundle was previously seen at $479 — making this a competitive price for the standard Pixel 10.

TopCashback is currently offering 130% cashback on new PureVPN subscriptions, turning a purchase into a net profit of roughly $29. How it works: Sign up or log in to your TopCashback account. Click through to PureVPN via the TopCashback portal link. Purchase a 27-month PureVPN plan (listed at ~$53.95). TopCashback credits you 130% of your spend back — netting you approximately $11–$29 profit depending on the plan price at checkout. Key tips: Use a credit card with no foreign transaction fees — the charge originates from Hong Kong. PureVPN offers a 31-day money-back guarantee, so if cashback tracking fails, you can cancel for a full refund. Portal tracking can occasionally miss — keep your order confirmation handy. SurfShark is also available at 100% cashback on TopCashback if you prefer an alternative. This deal has returned multiple times since 2022, so if you miss it, check back — it tends to resurface.

Walmart+ annual membership is currently available at $49/year, down from the regular price of $98 — that's 50% off. Existing members can also access this rate by following the steps below. How to get the deal (existing members): Go to your Walmart+ account management page Click Cancel — the discounted offer should appear before you complete cancellation Deal options: Annual membership: $49 (reg. $98) 30-day trial: $1 Tips to save even more: Some members have an AmEx Offer for $49 off $98 (note: not stackable with this deal) Running the purchase through Swagbucks or BeFrugal may earn an additional $10 back Many AmEx cardholders already receive complimentary Walmart+ — check your card benefits first

CVS has reached a $20 million digital privacy class action settlement. If you accessed CVS's digital platforms in the U.S. before July 27, 2026, you may be eligible to receive a cash payment. Payment Options: Cash Payment A: Up to $10 — requires proof of use (browser history, screenshots, or email receipts) Cash Payment B: Up to $5 — no proof required Eligible CVS Digital Properties include: CVS.com CVSHealth.com The official CVS mobile app How to File Your Claim: Visit the official claim form Log in using your LoginID and PIN from your email notice, or submit without logging in Complete the online form, or download and submit by email or mail Select your preferred payment option and upload any required documentation Submit online or postmark your form by November 16, 2026 Important: Claims are submitted under penalty of perjury. Only file if you genuinely qualify — fraudulent claims can reduce payouts for all eligible members.

Visa and Mastercard have reached a combined $167.5 million settlement over allegations that they unlawfully restricted how independent ATM operators set surcharge fees. If you paid unreimbursed ATM access fees at a non-bank ATM between 2007 and 2026, you may be entitled to a share of the fund. Settlement Breakdown: Visa: $88.775 million Mastercard: $78.725 million Total pool: $167.5 million Who Qualifies: You used an independent (non-bank) ATM between October 24, 2007 and August 14, 2026 You were charged an access fee for a cash withdrawal Your bank did not fully reimburse that fee Residents of California, Illinois, Massachusetts, and Michigan may also qualify under separate state classes Payout Details: There is no fixed payment amount. Each claimant receives a proportional share of the net settlement fund based on the number of qualifying ATM transactions submitted. How to File: Gather supporting documents — bank statements, ATM receipts, or other records showing qualifying transactions Submit your claim online at the official settlement website Make sure your claim is submitted by February 10, 2027 Key Dates: Opt-out / objection deadline: December 11, 2026 Claim filing deadline: February 10, 2027 Final approval hearing: February 17, 2027 Case: Burke v. Visa Inc., et al., Case No. 1:11-cv-01882, U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia