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- Reviewed on: 04/21/2008
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Boost Mobile is an MVNO that is wholly owned by Sprint Nextel. It serves 4 million customers in 45 states. Though originally it marketed its service toward a young, urban audience, Boost is now geared toward all budget-minded consumers. It does not require contracts or credit checks. The primary monthly plan offers unlimited calling, messaging, and Web browsing, but customers can also pay by the minute or by the day. All plans feature push-to-talk services. Originally launched in both New Zealand and Australia in 2001, Boost USA launched in 2003.
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