Boost Mobile News

The years 2018 and 2019 marked a rough time for Boost Mobile in national retail. In the middle of 2018, Boost Mobile pulled out of Target stores as it stopped selling phones and SIMs there. It also exited from Dollar General that year. In early and mid-2019, Boost Mobile left

Best Buy is running a deal today to save on Boost Mobile plans and SIM cards. New customers get extra savings when they purchase one of several phone plans and SIM cards. There are also deals from Ultra Mobile and Google Fi that should be available for at least a

Boost Mobile has launched a deal on the newly announced Samsung Galaxy A53 5G. The device was announced by Samsung on March 17th with a suggested retail price of $449.99. Boost Mobile has it available on pre-order right now for just $199.99. But that’s not all, Boost Mobile may be

Boost Mobile is offering a free Samsung Galaxy A13 5G for switchers to their $50 plan. There are many other offers available as well including a $379.99 iPhone SE 3 deal. Let’s take a closer look. Free Samsung Galaxy A13 5G Offer Details And Fine Print The free Samsung Galaxy

Boost Mobile has new offers out featuring the Celero 5G bundled with phone plans. The featured offer includes a Celero 5G bundled with a 1GB annual plan for $199. Boost recently issued a press release to announce the offers as their latest Carrier Crusher deals. There are several offers for

It’s a new year, and the FCC’s Emergency Broadband Benefit program (EBB) has come to an end. It has been replaced by the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP). If you are currently benefiting from the EBB program, you’ll continue to do so until March 1, 2022. After that time, you’ll have

Three weeks ago, Boost Mobile formally announced its first set of plans that could be used on the AT&T network. Boost Mobile labeled those plans “Carrier Crusher.” At the time of its announcement, it was said more Carrier Crusher plans would rollout through the holiday season. Today, Boost Mobile has

The DISH Network announced today that Boost Mobile has some new wireless plans. The new plans are being called “Mint Mobile Copier” “Carrier Crusher Plans.” The plans are focused on customers interested in multi-month discounts. The first of such plans to be announced is an annual plan priced at $100

Boost Mobile is getting its first branded device, the Celero5G. The DISH Network Corporation, which owns Boost Mobile, issued a press release today announcing the phone’s launch. The phone is scheduled to become available for purchase later today on pre-order through boostmobile.com. It will be available for purchase through Boost

Boost Mobile is running another offer through Stack Social. Subscribers can get 1-year of service for $95 or $87.40 with the use of promo code BM20SC at checkout. The offer is for a plan that includes unlimited talk and text with 2GB of monthly hard-capped data. The 2GB plan is

In May, Boost Mobile announced that it had partnered with K Health to offer free telemedicine health care services to its subscribers. Until now, Boost has done very little to market the new perk. Just days ago, Boost Mobile launched its first new TV ad in months. Boost stopped all

It looks like the Boost Mobile brand will continue to change with the seasons. A new prepaid report issued by Wave7 Research suggests that Boost Mobile will likely start activating new customers on the AT&T network sometime in early October. Currently, Boost Mobile is actively trying to migrate its Sprint

Last week I wrote about how Boost Mobile has become a brand synonymous with change. Well, it looks like another change could be coming to Boost Mobile as it is trialing multi-month discount plans. The plans are only available to a very limited audience. Boost Mobile’s $15/month 2GB plan for

Over the last year, the Boost Mobile brand has become known to be synonymous with change. Since being taken over by DISH, Boost Mobile can’t seem to go more than a few months without making some sort of major alterations. In mid-2020, fresh off its takeover by DISH, Boost Mobile’s

Boost Mobile is once again making major changes. A report by the firm Wave7 Research noted the company will start charging customers for taxes and fees and they will no longer be included in Boost Mobile’s advertised prices. In fact, Boost Mobile’s frequently asked questions now state “Taxes and fees