Boom mobile ends sprint service - nwidaPer an article on PrepaidPhoneNews (link below) Boom! Mobile sent out an email to it’s Sprint based customers explaining the decision of the company and details of a Ting-exclusive offer that affected customers can opt for.

All customers that use a Sprint (CDMA) device on Boom! Mobile will be moved to Ting Mobile, an industry-leading service provider on the Sprint network. You can keep your phone and your number. Ting has a compelling exclusive offer just for Boom! Mobile CDMA customers: $20 per line with unlimited talk, text and data.

BestMVNO spoke with a CSR from Ting and shared that this plan includes unlimited data up to 50GB of high speed data.

Jeff Holley, Boom’s owner, shared that they have plans to introduce new consumer-oriented plans under AT&T’s network. The timeline for the new plan will be within 30 days. Once they are able to introduce those plans, Boom Mobile will then be offering Verizon- and AT&T-based plans.

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