Boost Mobile News

Boost Mobile now has more than a dozen free phones available to switchers. The offers are a part of Boost’s tax season promos. The firm Wave7 Research recently detailed the offerings in a prepaid report sent out to the publication’s subscribers. Boost Mobile is also advertising an iPhone SE switcher

Like Cricket Wireless, Boost Mobile also launched its first deals of 2021 today. Boost’s featured offer is a deal for a $40 unlimited plan bundled with a free Samsung Galaxy A21. Of course, there is some fine print associated with the offer. So let’s have at it. Offer Fine Print

Boost Mobile’s Black Friday, or rather, Orange Friday Deals are available now. Highlighted offers include buy 1 get 4 free on the LG K51, and switch 1 and get 3 free LG Stylo 6’s or LG K51’s. Also available is an offer of 3 lines for $90. The offers are

A recent prepaid report sent out by the firm Wave7 Research to its subscribers revealed that more than 10% of Boost Mobile dealer activations are now for bring your own device (BYOD) customers. Growth has been skyrocketing in that segment. This is a far cry from 6-months ago when less

Boost Mobile has refreshed its deals for October. The lead offer is now a switcher deal for a $99.99 iPhone SE. It was previously available for $249.99. Some other offers have been extended and there have been some offer downgrades. Let’s take a deeper dive. New Boost Mobile Offers As

Boost Mobile has launched a new double data offer. Customers who bring their own device (BYOD) to select Boost Mobile plans will get double data on that plan for their first 3-month of wireless service. Of course, restrictions apply, so let’s have at it! Boost Mobile’s BYOD Double Data Offer

On September 22nd, DISH announced that Stephen Stokols would become the Executive Vice President (EVP) of Boost Mobile. Stokols has a lot of familiarity with the industry. He founded the MVNO’s FreedomPop in 2012 and Unreal Mobile in 2018. In 2019 he went on to sell both brands to Red

In early August, Boost Mobile updated its phone promos with one of the lead offers featuring the 32GB iPhone 7 for $29.99. The in-store only offer was supposed to remain in place until 10/5/2020. But Wave7 Research noted in a recent report sent out to its subscribers that on 8/27/2020,

Boost Mobile’s latest in-store exclusive and online-only offers are out. The latest in-store only deals are highlighted by switcher offers for up to 4 free LG Stylo 6’s and a $29.99 iPhone 7 deal. The online-only offers may be less appealing as there are no free phone offers available. Customers

Boost Mobile was officially purchased from T-Mobile by the DISH Network on July 1st, 2020. T-Mobile was required to offload the brand in order to gain regulatory approval to merge with Sprint. After closing the deal with T-Mobile, DISH made immediate changes to Boost Mobile highlighted by the release of

The DISH Network officially took over the Boost Mobile brand on July 1, 2020. With that takeover, DISH made several immediate changes to Boost Mobile. A new logo was announced as were two new phone plans highlighted by a $45 $hrink-It plan. The $hrink-It plan includes unlimited everything with the

Leading up to the DISH Network’s takeover of Boost Mobile, Boost Mobile dealers and Boost Mobile’s online store both faced a shortage of phones. Dealers had a hard time stocking them and many were also frequently listed as out of stock online. DISH has now started to take steps to

July 1, 2020, is the day that Boost Mobile was officially acquired by the DISH Network for $1.4 billion. T-Mobile was required to divest Boost Mobile in order to gain regulatory approval to merge with Sprint. The merger completed April 1, and according to an SEC document filing T-Mobile was

A couple of weeks ago BestMVNO reported that Boost Mobile would be launching an expanded data network to give subscribers access to T-Mobile’s network. Today the rollout of that network has begun in select markets. A full nationwide launch is scheduled for sometime in May. Wave7 Research recently noted in

Boost Mobile’s first move after the Sprint-T-Mobile merger was to offer a $15 phone plan that matched exactly what was being offered over at Metro By-T-Mobile.  Now T-Mobile is getting ready to make a second and major change with the brand.  According to a recent report filed by Wave7 Research,