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Boost Joins Hybrid Prepaid Party

Oct 19, 2006, 4:06 PM by (staff)

Boost today announced three new plans that will allow subscribers to pre-pay for a month of service. All plans include a month of unlimited walkie talkie and calls for 10 cents per minute regardless of what time of day they are made. In addition to the $30 plan that only includes those features, Boost is offering a $50 and $70 per month plan. The $50 plan includes 400 minutes while the $70 plan includes 600 minutes as well as unlimited nights and weekends. Amp'd and Virgin Mobile both already offered pre-paid monthly plans.

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kiwietnies

Oct 20, 2006, 6:44 PM

This isn't this week...

They've been doing this for the past few weeks now. Old news...

wirelesscom1

Oct 19, 2006, 8:15 PM

Thought they trying to slow down its popularity

Didnt Sprint/Nextel say they were going to take measures to curb the growth of Boost?

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