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Boost to Reward On-Time Payments with More Data

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Oct 1, 2015, 10:00 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Boost Mobile today announced "Growing Data" plans that will increase the amount of data available to customers who make their payments on time. The plan starts at $35 per month (or $30 with reboost), and includes 2GB of data and unlimited talk and text. After customers make three on-time payments, their monthly data bucket will increase by 500MB to 2.5GB. Awarded data will grow to 1GB after six on-time payments, 1.5GB after nine on-time payments, and so on up to a maximum of 3GB of extra data after 18 on-time monthly payments. Growing Data is available to the $35 and $45 monthly plans at no additional cost. Boost's $60 plan already includes unlimited data, talk, and text.

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