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Boost Mobile Expands International Calling Footprint

Dec 16, 2009, 9:44 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Boost Mobile announced some changes to its International Connect plan. The $10 monthly add-on already offers unlimited text messaging and Walkie-Talkie calls to Canada, Baja California (Mexico) and Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Peru, and Chile. Now the plan includes unlimited regular calls to Canada (except Northern Territories) and landlines in Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey.

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Redrum69

Dec 16, 2009, 10:07 AM

Give them credit

I guess I could definately give Boost credit for offering international services at such a low price. Now if they could only make the service work where I live, that would be a deal maker!

trsprague

Yes, it sounds like a good deal. I loved the new Motorola text phone too. But I had to take it back. The service was just so unreliable. And the text messages were delayed or didn't arrive at all. It's so too bad. Very competitive price but the servic...
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ells2187

f that. boost is garbage. garbage phones (motorola) garbage network (IDEN) garbage service (prepaid and you can never get anyone that speaks english) and too many network problems. They crash left and right. but go ahead, have fun with boost 🙂

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techjunky

Dec 18, 2009, 8:24 AM

why do these pre paid phone services have better perks than my carrier?

come on! I pay a great amount per month. I have friends in canada. This angers me!! if a prepaid service can afford free calls to canada why is my carrier charging so much!

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