Comments on: Boost Mobile Aligns CDMA Unlimited Service with iDEN Unlimited

By: jay

jay — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 18:09:20 +0000

Can i use a blackberry curve 9300 3g on boost mobile since they both run on cdma?

By: Christopher Price

Christopher Price — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 01:57:15 +0000

Annette, you cannot use an AT&T SIM card in any Boost Mobile phone.

You can have Boost Mobile port your AT&T phone number over to a Boost Mobile phone.

To do that, call Boost Mobile customer service and tell them that you would like to “port in” an AT&T phone number. They will facilitate the transfer of your service over to Boost Mobile.

By: Annette Anderson

Annette Anderson — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 22:47:16 +0000

If I have ATT service and phone right now, can I use my current ATT sim card?

I phoned Boost’s customer service, and they said I could, as long as I canceled my ATT service first.

Does anyone know?

By: Vince Wylde

Vince Wylde — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 15:16:54 +0000

As a former Boost dealer, don’t believe the propagandist dealer hype about having to buy a phone with a Boost Logo on it. Sprint phones WILL work on the current CDMA network setup, however the Call Center in Paraguay or wherever they are are told to lie to everyone and say it isn’t possible. The mission is to sell the over priced (as of April 2010) Blackberry Curve at $250.00 a shot. Second, they ARE promoting the new CDMA setup. Forget the whole “buy a CDMA” nonsense. If you have been with Boost forever, demand to talk to management, tell them you’ve seen video and read articles all over the web (they’re there) that say the Boost sales line of “it’ can’t be done” is incorrect by virtue of the fact that a Boost CDMA and Sprint Phone are only different in name, they are BOTH CDMA on SPRINT’S network, er go, actually a SPRINT phone on a different billing tier, you’ve been a customer for x amount of years, please just help me, you phone is overpriced. This will encourage them to lower the price to get people to just buy the new phone.

By: adam

adam — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 04:05:06 +0000

omg anyone who says you cant flash a blackberry is retarded, look it up on youtube or google and you will c that almost any phone can be used on boost’s $50 unlimmited plan

By: Dan

Dan — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 04:11:05 +0000

So from what I have read, I cannot flash the verizon Droid to use with the boost mobile network is that correct??? Can I flash it to use on the Nextel or sprint networks???? I dont get good verizon coverage where I live and work but I sure like the droid phone and allot of it’s features. any help would be greatly appreciated

By: BoostMobile BlackBerryÂ®

BoostMobile BlackBerryÂ® — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 14:57:37 +0000

I just bought the Boost Mobileâ„¢ BlackBerryÂ® Curve 8330 and it ï»¿ kicks ass!

By: dolladave

dolladave — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 08:57:44 +0000

Ingrit is wrong. Of course they’ll say you can’t use sprint phones because its really against their policies. But it is true that you only can use certain phones. Any Sprint NON Andriod phones. Such as Samsung Rant, Rumor, Mogul, HTC Touch Pro, Touch Pro 2, and many others. They have to be sprint and the esn number must be clean (meaning the phone can’t be reported lost or stolen). No verizon, att, or alltel phones, no androids. Narvis told you guys one way to do it. But you have to find a rep that will do it without asking many question. Don’t let them know you have a sprint phone. Even though you have to go through the hassle of buying a boost cdma phone before hand, this way saves you money. I just a boost cdma put on an HTC Touch Pro 2. I just took to a phone store in the mall that does phone flashing. The only down side is I had to pay them for setting up my account. But I didn’t want the hassle with the reps like Narvis said. But now I have a phone that can do just about anything, for $50 a month with no contract. Which would be $100 a month on an actual Sprint plan. Its crazy it still reads sprint in the top corner of the phone so you wouldn’t even know I’m on boost. Everything works perfect except for the Sprint TV App(with sprint you have to pay extra for that anyway). But it has a YouTube App I’m good. Sprint 3G Network fast internet. Sprint Navigation even works. I logged into the Software Shop and Sprint Music, but I didn’t try to purchase anything. Somebody has a video on youtube with his HTC Touch Pro 2 on boost cdma. Go check it out. After I saw it I had to get me one. I just might make a video to show you myself. Thanks

By: deathtrip

deathtrip — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 16:12:48 +0000

Ingrit, you’re an idiot. Go read some forums, might learn something.

By: Ingrit

Ingrit — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 16:09:05 +0000

I’m a Boost Dealer in Florida. The only phones you can use with Boost are Boost phones and some (not all) Sprint/Nextel phones such as the i580. Blackberry’s can no longer be used with Boost. Too many issues.