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Boost Mobile Intros $2 Daily Unlimited Plan

Sep 1, 2010, 8:13 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Pre-paid provider Boost Mobile today announced a new option for its customers. For $2 per day, Boost Mobile users gain access to unlimited calling, texting, picture messages, email, and 411 calls. The $2 amount is deducted from users' accounts each day at midnight, and will be deducted each day — regardless of use — unless users cancel their subscriptions. The new plan is available starting today.

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T Bone

Sep 1, 2010, 12:26 PM

What is the point of this?

Boost Mobile offers unlimited talk, text and web for $50 a month, why sign up for unlimited data ONLY for $10 more than that?

What exactly is the point?

And it also doesn't strike me as fair to charge you 'whether you use it or not'.....doesn't that negate the point of 'pay per use' plans?

bd8371

Basically it lets the user pay per day instead of shelling out $50 ahead of time. So now a $10 refill is good for 5 days. They also offer a $3 a day blackberry plan. On the $2 plan it will end up costing $10 more this way but be the same price on the ...
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Researcher

Sep 1, 2010, 12:16 PM

got ya

if ya use it or not ☹️

rafster

Sep 1, 2010, 11:04 AM

Forgot something

Forgot that it includes web....

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