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Boost Mobile Offering Unlimited Calls to Mexico for $5

Feb 20, 2015, 9:08 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Boost Mobile today introduced a new add-on for its service plans that provides unlimited calling to landlines and mobile phones in Mexico. The Todo Mexico plan costs $5 per month and can be added to Boost's $45 and $55 Data Boost plans. In addition to unlimited calling to Mexico, the Todo Mexico plan includes unlimited calling to Canada and unlimited international text messaging. Boost's move could be viewed as a response to recent changes made by AT&T, which now offers free calling to Mexico through its Cricket and GoPhone prepaid brands. The Todo Mexico add-on from Boost Mobile is available starting today.

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roachman

Feb 20, 2015, 10:01 AM

Who Cares?

Who cares about Boost Mobile and unlimited calling to Mexico, # one don't have Boost Mobile and #two I don't know anyone in Mexico so what a waste LOL

TheRickster

Are you serious or are you trolling?

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mobilemadness

I can tell you what it's all about. It's about corporations cashing in on the illegal alien flood that's here. They are actually encouraging and promoting illegal immigration by offering cheap calls back to Mexico. I saw last year Western Union was...
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ArmySF

Yup WHO CARES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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