Looking for the ultimate Boost Mobile phone? Nextel has announced that the Blackberry 8350i will be offered by the end of 2008.
Boost Mobile users have already been enjoying the advanced business oriented offerings from Nextel for some time. It’s well known that Nextel phones work with Boost’s sim cards.
This new "curve" will have push-to-talk, GPS, WiFi, a 2.0 megapixel camera with flash, and os 4.6 - all of which will make it highly desirable to Boosters.
Looking for a cheap way to re-boost your emergency cell phone? USBank and several other banks allow you to recharge your boost phone from an ATM (Automated Teller Machine). With a USBank account, you can use this to your advantage as they allow you to choose an amount to reboost for. Normally, the lowest you can recharge with is $20, but using a USBank account you can enter ANY NUMBER below $10 ($10 does not work) and it will add that amount to your account, and extend your activation period 90 days. This will allow you to extend your phone for as little as $1, which would normally cost you $20 for a phone you might not even use. I have heard this will be fixed within 2 months, so if you have a USBANK account and an emergency Boost Mobile phone you’d like to keep active, ACT FAST!
NOTE: Some users are reporting that the ONLY AMOUNT that now works is $5.00
People often say that you can use a nextel or sprint phone with boost mobiles prepaid service. It is POSSIBLE to use your Boost SIM card in a Nextel and some sprint phones, BUT after awhile your Nextel phone will begin to have issues. It may not happen right away, but although they may initially work together, your phone will begin to experience issues eventually and it is NOT RECOMMENDED to do so. And by “not recommended” I mean, do not do it if you Read more
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