Boost Mobile

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,

Sprint/T-Mobile put out a press release today touting a new limited-time plan offer from Boost Mobile.  Boost Mobile is now offering a phone plan with unlimited talk and text and 2GB of data.  Unfortunately, that data is hard-capped just like it is with Metro By T-Mobile’s $15/month limited-time plan offer.

According to a recent survey by Wave7 Research, most carrier prepaid and dealer stores have remained open as nationwide worry over the spread of the COVID-19 virus continues.  Although a majority remain open, many do have reduced hours and different markets and brands are handling the situation with varied responses. 

Boost Mobile has just had a promo reset, and several new offers are now available.  The lead offer is for a new iPhone 7 for just $29.99. Some dealers are also pushing the offer as a buy one get one for that price as well.  That’s industry best pricing for

Sprint is continuing to roll out the red carpet for current and prospective prepaid customers through its Boost Mobile brand. New customers can still pick up the iPhone 7 for $49, or an iPhone 6s for $24.99, when they port-in an eligible number from a provider other than Sprint or

Boost Mobile has some new holiday offers out.  Subscribers looking to port to Boost Mobile with 4 lines can pick up 4 LG Stylo 5’s for $9.99 each while also scoring a brand new free 43″ LG TV.  Additionally, Boost Mobile now has the iPhone 7 available for $49.99. Boost

Boost Mobile has a new offer available.  Eligible customers who switch to Boost Mobile can now get up to 4 free Samsung Galaxy A20’s or they can pick up a BOGO deal on the phones.  The Sprint owned prepaid brand has also tweaked a few other longer-standing deals.  After briefly

The iPhone 11 series of devices are now available at both Boost Mobile and Metro-By-T-Mobile for $100 off.  The discount applies to all models in the series.  Inventory doesn’t seem to be available online at either provider but should be available in select stores.  Metro-By-T-Mobile explicitly states this on their

Boost Mobile has launched a new iPhone deal.  Shoppers can now get a Pre-Owned iPhone 7 for $19.99.  Boost Mobile says the device carries a suggested retail price of $299.99. iPhone 7 Pre-Owned For $19.99 Offer Fine Print This offer is available in-store only through dealers in select markets, it

Boost Mobile is currently running several new offers as well as some recycled promos.  One offer, which has been repeated and varied multiple times over the last several months is switchers can get an iPhone 6s for $25.  From May through July it was available for $49.99, while in January

Boost Mobile has updated its data only plans.  The Sprint-owned prepaid brand updated its $50 hotspot plan to include 50GB of hard-capped data.  The previous offering was for 10GB.  The change was observed by Wave7 Research in early June and detailed in a recent report the firm sent out to

Boost Mobile recently launched a couple of new promos.  One promo offers new subscribers a buy one get 2 free offer on the LG Stylo 4 and Moto G7 Play.  Customers are allowed to mix and match devices.  The Moto E5 Play is being offered for $5 to new lines

Sprint and its prepaid brands which include both Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile have dramatically altered their presence in retail over the past year.  Sprint exited Target in March of 2019.  Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile left the store in the middle of 2018 and Boost Mobile also exited Dollar

Boost Mobile has stated that on March 14th hackers gained access to an unknown number of its customer accounts.  TechCrunch notes that Boost Mobile had 15 million subscribers in 2018. Customer accounts were breached through Boostmobile.com and hackers gained access to customer accounts through the use of their phone number