Get a free GSM Boost Mobile SIM card (retails for $9.99) + Free Shipping when you purchase a $10 EPIN credit to be used on the Unlimited Talk, Text, and 1GB Plan. For a Limited time, this credit is 50% off and only $5.
This offer does qualify for the Double Your Data promotion for your first 3 months when you activate your SIM card at https://activate.boostm
Just EXTENDED! Activate before 3/29/21 to take advantage of the Double Your Data 3-month promotion.
Update: Double Data Valid through 4/15/21.
Plan: $10/mo
Unlimited Talk and Text
Mobile Hotspot
2GB*/mo (first 3 months, then 1GB/mo)
* High Speed Data at 4G LTE or 5G.
5G requires compatible device
2. What am I being charged for today and how does this work?
The New Boost Mobile SIM card is $0 and Shipping is Free. You'll be charged $5 for a $10 EPIN credit to be used towards the 1GB Plan. After checkout, an epin will be emailed to you so that you can use this credit when you activate your plan AFTER you have received the SIM card in the mail.
You may be charged at activation for a plan if the $10 Month plan with 1GB is not chosen.
3. What network does this work on
The New Boost Mobile SIM works on Boost's Newly Expanded 5G Network that uses a GSM Network.
Regarding the SIM card for Boost's CDMA Nationwide Network: This CDMA SIM card uses Boost's CDMA network which will soon be expired/shuttered; All new Boost customers will activate on Boost's Newly Expanded Data Network, which is a GSM network.
4. Will my phone work with this SIM Card?
This will work on most Unlocked GSM Phones. You can check your device's eligibility here - http://boostmobile.com/byo
5. Do I need to activate it? After I get my SIM card in the mail, what do I do?
These SIM cards will NOT arrive to you activated on a plan. You will have to visit Boost Mobile's website to activate your phone, and use your EPIN credit to take advantage of the deal.
After receiving your new SIM card in the mail, activate it here - https://activate.boostm
6. Does this work for existing Boost Mobile customers?
Yes, existing customers with compatible devices (for the Newly Expanded Data Network) are eligible for a SIM swap.
7. Is this available in-store?
Yes, the SIM cards and offers are available in Boost stores.
8. Do you want to cancel your order or need additional Customer Support?
Visit the Boost Support Center or contact our care team at https://www.boostmobile
It is very difficult for us to cancel orders with this new system in place. We'll try our best but once an order is placed, we may not be able to cancel it. Thanks for understanding!
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One is main cellphone number and no one has that except immediate family. Not even my siblings or parents have it.
Then I have an everyone else phone number which is google voice.
Then I had set up another google voice number which is a local number for the school to be able to reach me as they can only dial out on a local number, which none of my numbers have the same area code as I have moved a few times since I got each of my numbers. I also have that number forward voicemails and missed calls to a separate Outlook email account and have push notifications set up so I don't miss anything important from the school incase I'm not able to get to the phone right away. It's great too because when the school calls and it's after school hours I know I don't need to answer it and I can read the voicemail transcription. Plus it adds a written record to reflect back onto if I need to save the dates of events or anything else school related. It just makes it easier so I don't need to scramble for a pen and paper when the school calls.
I've used Google voice for over 14 years or so and I don't know what I'd do if they ever got rid of it.
Edit: with the way I have things set up I hardly ever miss an important call unless I don't have my phone near me. and because of the way things are set up I don't really get Spam calls as I've had my cell phone number for many years and I've never given it out to anyone. and Google does a good job blocking spam calls on my Google voice number. and my third line(2nd GV) I don't give that out to any one either so no one ever calls that line.
and I just remembered we have a 4th Google voice number as a house line (used with an Obihai) and that too is only for immediate family. and all calls are blocked except the numbers that are on the contacts list. so that too never rings and if it does it means it's urgent as it's a last resort number if you can't reach us thru our cellphones.
some may think that is excessive but it's really simple and I don't have to worry about random junk phone calls. as some of my other family members phone ring basically non-stop. I don't know how they deal with it.
I think Google voice is one of the greatest ways for voice communication with all of it's features. if they started to charge for it I'd have to rethink how many extra phone lines I have but I'd pay for at least 1 if not 2 lines as long as it's not too ridiculous in price.
H2O SIM card $1 and good for 30 days and 6GB of data (got these from years ago and still haven't gone through them all and they don't expire)
Ting SIM card $1 and good for $30 (recent deal, good for up to 3 months of basic service)
Mint Mobile SIM $1 on Amazon and good for 7 day free trial (still available)
AT&T giving out free trial with 60GB/30 days hotspot which comes with a phone number and SMS (still available)
T-Mobile giving out free trial with 30GB/30 days hotspot which comes with a phone number and SMS (still available)
Whenever they have these deals I just get multiples and I won't have to pay for any carrier service for years. Yes, I have to keep changing my phone #, but I just use my Google Voice as my main # anyway so it doesn't affect me at all.
As a bonus, with each new phone #, you can get $25 Uber Eats new user credit and $20-$25 Amazon GC from the Zogo app. So, you can actually MAKE up to $45 each time you change your #. Well worth it.
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H2O SIM card $1 and good for 30 days and 6GB of data (got these from years ago and still haven't gone through them all and they don't expire)
Ting SIM card $1 and good for $30 (recent deal, good for up to 3 months of basic service)
Mint Mobile SIM $1 on Amazon and good for 7 day free trial (still available)
AT&T giving out free trial with 60GB/30 days hotspot which comes with a phone number and SMS (still available)
T-Mobile giving out free trial with 30GB/30 days hotspot which comes with a phone number and SMS (still available)
Whenever they have these deals I just get multiples and I won't have to pay for any carrier service for years. Yes, I have to keep changing my phone #, but I just use my Google Voice as my main # anyway so it doesn't affect me at all.
As a bonus, with each new phone #, you can get $25 Uber Eats new user credit and $20-$25 Amazon GC from the Zogo app. So, you can actually MAKE up to $45 each time you change your #. Well worth it.
Now things are ten fold worst because of discrimination for everything ( *if you don't believe what I believe, then you wrong) , juxtaposed to respecting everybodies opinion regardless of how silly it is, because that's real respect and maturity IMO
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H2O SIM card $1 and good for 30 days and 6GB of data (got these from years ago and still haven't gone through them all and they don't expire)
Ting SIM card $1 and good for $30 (recent deal, good for up to 3 months of basic service)
Mint Mobile SIM $1 on Amazon and good for 7 day free trial (still available)
AT&T giving out free trial with 60GB/30 days hotspot which comes with a phone number and SMS (still available)
T-Mobile giving out free trial with 30GB/30 days hotspot which comes with a phone number and SMS (still available)
Whenever they have these deals I just get multiples and I won't have to pay for any carrier service for years. Yes, I have to keep changing my phone #, but I just use my Google Voice as my main # anyway so it doesn't affect me at all.
As a bonus, with each new phone #, you can get $25 Uber Eats new user credit and $20-$25 Amazon GC from the Zogo app. So, you can actually MAKE up to $45 each time you change your #. Well worth it.
Ting: The $30 credit would not even cover 2 months. Their cheapest plan would cost you $15 plus taxes (don't fall for the deceptive hype, $10/per month. It's a lie).
Mint: 7-day trial. Changing numbers just to get 7 days of free service? Not worth the inconvenience.
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One is main cellphone number and no one has that except immediate family. Not even my siblings or parents have it.
Then I have an everyone else phone number which is google voice.
Then I had set up another google voice number which is a local number for the school to be able to reach me as they can only dial out on a local number, which none of my numbers have the same area code as I have moved a few times since I got each of my numbers. I also have that number forward voicemails and missed calls to a separate Outlook email account and have push notifications set up so I don't miss anything important from the school incase I'm not able to get to the phone right away. It's great too because when the school calls and it's after school hours I know I don't need to answer it and I can read the voicemail transcription. Plus it adds a written record to reflect back onto if I need to save the dates of events or anything else school related. It just makes it easier so I don't need to scramble for a pen and paper when the school calls.
I've used Google voice for over 14 years or so and I don't know what I'd do if they ever got rid of it.
Edit: with the way I have things set up I hardly ever miss an important call unless I don't have my phone near me. and because of the way things are set up I don't really get Spam calls as I've had my cell phone number for many years and I've never given it out to anyone. and Google does a good job blocking spam calls on my Google voice number. and my third line(2nd GV) I don't give that out to any one either so no one ever calls that line.
and I just remembered we have a 4th Google voice number as a house line (used with an Obihai) and that too is only for immediate family. and all calls are blocked except the numbers that are on the contacts list. so that too never rings and if it does it means it's urgent as it's a last resort number if you can't reach us thru our cellphones.
some may think that is excessive but it's really simple and I don't have to worry about random junk phone calls. as some of my other family members phone ring basically non-stop. I don't know how they deal with it.
I think Google voice is one of the greatest ways for voice communication with all of it's features. if they started to charge for it I'd have to rethink how many extra phone lines I have but I'd pay for at least 1 if not 2 lines as long as it's not too ridiculous in price.
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