Comments on: Boost Mobile ‘Monthly Unlimited’ Plan Details

By: Will Tracfone’s Straight Talk Unlimited Prepaid Service Kill the Competition | Prepaid Cell Phones Guide

Sun, 11 Oct 2009 20:08:51 +0000

[...] looking like Tracfone may have heated up a price war that may have really kicked off when Boost Mobile unveiled its Monthly Unlimited plan for [...]

By: Leap Wireless/Cricket Wireless Adds More Goodies to Prepaid Plans | Prepaid Cell Phones Guide

Mon, 31 Aug 2009 22:44:38 +0000

[...] Boost Mobile has a $50 Unlimited Monthly plan that has attracted close to three quarters of a million users since the plan was unveiled in January of this year. [...]

By: Prepaid Phones To Gain More Subscribers in 2009 | Prepaid Cell Phones Guide

Prepaid Phones To Gain More Subscribers in 2009 | Prepaid Cell Phones Guide — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 22:13:24 +0000

[...] of the new developments in the prepaid world is Boost Mobile’s Monthly Unlimited plan, which is a comprehensive plan that covers talk, text, web data, [...]

By: djtx1

djtx1 — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 17:51:47 +0000

Boost’s unlimited plan does seem like a good deal. However, be aware that though the plan does include nationwide long distance all calls have to be made within your ‘home calling area’ or else you’ll have to pay 15-cents a minute. I couldn’t find any info on their web site that defined my home calling area and had to wait on hold to talk to one of their reps for more details. I live in Dallas/Fort Worth Texas and the home calling area here is a very wide radius around these cities. If I went on vacation though I’d lose service unless I was willing to the pay 15-cents per minute fee. The rep told me that I could pay $5 more a month and expand my home calling area to most of Texas and Oklahoma but this still wouldn’t do me any good if I were flying cross-country on a trip. Just be aware of this little catch before buying Boost and signing up for their unlimited plan. I hope Boost’s new unlimited concept inspires more competition in this area and the prices continue to drop!! BTW, if you want just a simple pay-per-minute plan I think Net10 is the best way to go based on all the research I’ve done lately. FYI.