Use one tab for the '99 3 month deal. Then open up another tab. Start from the boost Mobile filter out renewed. Find the iPhone XR and pick the $15 month plan and check out. You should have two tabs open, one with the $99 original poster deal and one with the $15 a month plan for $25. Refresh now you can checkout with the phone and plan for $49 total.
Repeat as of 2/10 glitch has been fixed.
Link for deal: https://deals.boostmobi
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Regarding auto-activation / autopay - if you ported in a number, you are probably safe.
If you chose to get a new number, then your service will activate automatically and you will need to chat/call to cancel autopay. (It seems like chat is easier than calling)
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Note that one has a 3rd party battery, as I got the warning, and the other has battery health of 83%. I'm guessing they replace the battery if health is less than 80%.
I don't think there was a color option; both phones I got are black.
I set up both phones on wi-fi before inserting a sim card and checked the sim status in the settings. Then I inserted a non-Boost sim to test. I tested with Cricket and Mint sims and both worked fine.
The bodies of each had minor scuffs and scratches, with the screens in very good condition. Screens also appeared to be original, as the "true tone" option is available on both. Face ID worked fine on both as well.
They came in plain white boxes with a Boost sticker on top and had an OEM usb-a lightning cable with a generic charging brick. (if it's not an OEM cable, it sure looks and feels like one)
$100 is a killer deal for a used, unlocked iPhone Xr, and this one includes 3 months of coverage.
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My Apple Card declined it the first time. Processed it as "City of Englewood"
Definitely seems like rolling the dice.
In for one!
Definitely seems like rolling the dice.
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Note that one has a 3rd party battery, as I got the warning, and the other has battery health of 83%. I'm guessing they replace the battery if health is less than 80%.
I don't think there was a color option; both phones I got are black.
I set up both phones on wi-fi before inserting a sim card and checked the sim status in the settings. Then I inserted a non-Boost sim to test. I tested with Cricket and Mint sims and both worked fine.
The bodies of each had minor scuffs and scratches, with the screens in very good condition. Screens also appeared to be original, as the "true tone" option is available on both. Face ID worked fine on both as well.
They came in plain white boxes with a Boost sticker on top and had an OEM usb-a lightning cable with a generic charging brick. (if it's not an OEM cable, it sure looks and feels like one)
$100 is a killer deal for a used, unlocked iPhone Xr, and this one includes 3 months of coverage.
If not, can I port my mint# to Google voice and use it on the iphone?
Definitely seems like rolling the dice.
You'll pay return shipping and the cell service is non refundable. This is similar to most mvno. That's why the deal is priced weird. The phone is 9.99 and the service is 90.00.
Also, will the line forever be associated with Boost even if service isn't active for months or years?
So what's the verdict re: unlocking? Is it 12 months of active service from Boost or just 12 months after purchase (no service after the initial 3 months)? Assuming we don't get lucky and the phone comes unlocked...
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