Boost Mobile offers
New Customers: 1-Month Unlimited Talk / Text / Data Plan for
$10.
Shipping is free for the SIM card.
Note: The $10/mo price is available for up to 6 months. A small surcharge may apply. Plan includes 30GB of premium, high-speed data. After that, speeds may be lowered for the remainder of your billing cycle. Does not include hotspot.
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Top Comments
I've ported out from Boost 3 times in the last 2 years and had no issues. As of 3 months ago they transfer you to the "loyalty department" which gives you your account number and "number transfer pin" that's only valid for 4 days (not the same as your regular account pin). They also asked for my phone's last 6 IMEI and verification code they text. Maybe that's annoying/impossible for some but I actually prefer that kind of authentication/security. They'll try to offer you deals but I'm blunt (but polite) with them that if they can match/beat another carrier's offer, I'll stay, which I did. This process has been the same for 2-4 years now.
Community Reviews
Boost Mobile's $10 monthly unlimited plan stands out as a low upfront way to get 30GB of full speed data on AT and T based service, with throttling to 512 Kbps after that. The deal also leaves room to walk away after a month if a better offer appears, and a Capital One promo code reportedly keeps it at $10 for five months. The main cautions are weak coverage in some areas, no hotspot, and a port out process that can take extra calls and verification. It is a practical short term option if the network works where you live.
Porting out can work smoothly when account details are ready and the process is handled assertively.
The plan can let shoppers pay $10 per month instead of paying $60 upfront.
The service provides up to 30GB of full-speed data before throttling to 512 Kbps.
The offer may allow leaving after one month if a better deal appears.
Porting out from Boost can be difficult, with some experiences describing it as almost impossible.
Port-out may require a loyalty department call with a number transfer pin valid only four days plus extra verification steps.
AT&T network coverage can include weak spots and heavy deprioritization in Northern California.
Hotspot use may be restricted, and bypassing it with PDANet requires setup on both devices.
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