@@ReR7474oh yeah it has. Is literally the same company who rebranded to be postpaid while boost mobile is prepaid. Seems like you are not informed enough 😂😂😂
All these comments are rough, so I'm just gonna clarify: When Sprint merged with T-Mobile, Dish bought Boost Mobile off of them, which was Sprint's prepaid service brand. Dish has now launched Boost Infinite, which is their main post-paid brand similar to how the other big three are. Personally, their price lock guarantee and rainbow sim both sound pretty nice. Dish has been building out their own dedicated network, as required by the FCC so that Sprint and TMO could merge, I'm hoping for the best because telecom can always use more competition.
No such thing Dish is a satellite TV company that's what dish is which now owns boost mobile and boost infinite which is sprint which is now t mobile dish does not have their own network it's a MVNO carrier both of them are I know how it works I had boost back in the day when they were on sprint 😅
Infinite is postpaid. It requires a credit check and charges are billed at the end of the cycle. You may bring your own phone or buy one. The networks used are: Dish Wireless (Preferred), T-Mobile (2nd), and AT&T (3rd). This combines to create a network they call "smart". In other words, your phone's ICCID will automatically cause switching to occur. This is akin to the Google Fi concept. Verizon is not part of the Boost Infinite trio.
I just switched 2 phones to them I did one $25 BYOD and the other for me iPhone 15 PM and the BYOD will be for my mom on my 14 plus that t mobile paid off
On the highest plan that you have when you get that plan does that mean that the service slows down after so many gigs on the best plan the highest plan and also I wanted to find out if you got a deal with people outside the United States for technical support
Who is infinite is a credit based service it’s not no contract. If you want financing it’s just like Verizon AT&T and T-Mobile boost mobile is what is no contract and it doesn’t matter if you have credit or not, you still have to pay for a phone.
