Boost Infinite is post paid and runs both on the AT&T and T-Mobile depending upon the SIM card they send you. They do indeed slow you down after 30 gigs of data but for $5 plus taxes more per month you can opt to be bumped up to 50 gigs. Also, international calling is not included with Boost Infinite unless you want to pay an additional $5 plus taxes extra per month more.
That's a problem, can you explain...what is the difference between a company like Boost, that supposedly uses T Mobile towarers.....but operates under the brand Boost? Like what's the point, why not go through T Mobile
Boost infinite is postpaid, regular boost is prepaid. They both actually use T-Mobile and AT&T. Infinite has the ability to switch between 2 (soon 3) networks at any given point making your coverage much better.
How is this if Boost runs on TMobils network. Don’t take me wrong. I love the ATT network, Cricket subscriber for years BECAUSE it’s the ATT network. But if Boost runs on TMobile, how can it have a ATT end?
@@mikecrabtree8200 Boost runs on both T-Mobile and AT&T. Most Boost Infinite plans are AT&T but you can get T-Mobile. In the near future Boost will have what they call the Rainbow Sim. It will have dynamic switching between AT&T, T-Mobile and Dish Native network in areas that have it. It's in testing. When it's publicly available is still a guess. Dish cut a deal with AT&T a couple years ago because they weren't getting along with T-Mobile. Big Pink kind of back peddled when they thought they would loose most of Boost to big Blue. I might be wrong about this but I think by default Boost uses T-Mobile and Infinite AT&T but you can get either on both.
this video is totally miss leading this is --- Early Access Infinite Unlimited ---- it expired april 7 2023 after that need to pay extra for add-ons --- 5 dolllars for 30gigs no dedicated hotspot inc -- north america connect ...5 dollars for canida calling and data 5 dollars international different plans .. 5 dollars for speed pass bumps 30gigs to 50gigs
I just got boost infinite and was told it’s using ATT towers. I love the price, it picks up 5G around town although here at home it’s 4Glte. I have had a couple instances where people call me and the phone doesn’t ring and then I find that they left a voicemail. I feel that visible wireless was a little better but I left them because I could not do the chat only feature when I needed help and they could not resolve an issue I had with voicemail so I ended up leaving and going with boost infinite.
Boost Infinite is a postpaid plan offered by Dish that uses the AT&T, T-Mobile, and Dish networks for coverage. The service was first launched on December 7th, 2022. New lines are automatically activated on the AT&T network.
I have Boost and when I tried getting a second line it gave me an offer to get a second line for $9. This was a few months ago, I noticed on the Boost Infinite each line is $25, does Boost still have the second line for less?
If porting away from Boost (anything) you will run into massove problems. File an FCC complaint immediately and save your breath. Thank me now for the massive headaches I'm saving you later.
This video is either way out-dated or it just has some very WRONG answers. My phone on Boost Infinite runs on the AT&T network, not T-Mobile. And Boost Infinite charges $10 per month for a Hot-Spot, even if you just turn in on once for 5 minutes. Unless you contact the company to remove the HotSpot you will get charged another $10 whether you use it or not.. Update this video or remove it as it is very misleading...
I'm wondering when Boost Infinite customer will get to use the updated Rainbow SIM cards, that will let is use the 3 different carriers networks (AT&T, T-Mobile and Dish's 5G)? Right now we only get to use one or the other. I have been looking forward to the days when we can roam on all 3 networks and our phone chooses the best one for us to use at that moment in time. That will be a major plus if they ever implement it!!!
Not sure where she gets her information. I'm with boost mobile and you get 30 gigs of hot spot every month on there $25 plan and you get lot more perks with boost mobile. So she is talking out her butt
Boost Mobile usually uses AT&T's network actually. I'm on the T-Mobile side as my plan is older but the new sign-ups and for the past bit usually use AT&T first.
@@leonardobrocato3952No you don’t the Boost system automatically choose for you. Though you can sign up in store and ask for a specific network SIM. Online ordering and sign up is totally randomly though. Usually prefers T-Mobile but if your address has weak or no T-Mobile coverage it will go to AT&T.
Wait you forget to add one more, what about if people prefer PRE-PAID (boost) vs (boost infinite) credit check ,forced to give your SSN & real name....THAT POINT GOES TO BOOST! 😂👍
I just switched to Tmo for a day one a brand new iPhone and it was GARBAGE. The phone kept saying sos dropped calls galore. I couldn’t handle it. I crawled right back to Verizon 😂😂😂 One good thing is that I have a eSim. So I didn’t have to do much
I'm pretty sure Boost Mobile used to be Sprint operated and owned. As everyone knows, Sprint got bought out by T-Mobile. Usually when two companies merged together like this, that says it all.
As part of the sale of Boost Mobile, Dish was required to build their own 5G network. And Sprint/T-Mobile allowed them a grace period to use their networks, but Dish puts around, and ended up relying on T-Mobile, then AT&T. Dish's 5G network will be their very own, and not as a virtual network, eventually.
Yeah, Dish BM is disappointing. I pay $10 more a month to burn through my data faster than my Mom's $50 unlimited. At least with Sprint, if you went over your data, they would just deporitatorized your data until it slowed down. Dish is like, here's 2G data for the rest of your month. It's almost like Sprint actually cared about their customers.
Boost Infinite is post paid and runs both on the AT&T and T-Mobile depending upon the SIM card they send you. They do indeed slow you down after 30 gigs of data but for $5 plus taxes more per month you can opt to be bumped up to 50 gigs. Also, international calling is not included with Boost Infinite unless you want to pay an additional $5 plus taxes extra per month more.
My wifey has TMobile, I have Boost infinite and when i went to Canada, when I'm hiking somewhere, I always get service and she doesn't
That's a problem, can you explain...what is the difference between a company like Boost, that supposedly uses T Mobile towarers.....but operates under the brand Boost? Like what's the point, why not go through T Mobile
Boost infinite is postpaid, regular boost is prepaid. They both actually use T-Mobile and AT&T. Infinite has the ability to switch between 2 (soon 3) networks at any given point making your coverage much better.
Not yet.
@@indo3052 soon 3
They r dish network
Unfortunately only boost mobile allows for this. They will not activate carrier switching on the post paid service
@@owomushi_vr there is no carrier switching. Hasnt came out yet
Boost Mobile does have boost one an app that you can use to get credit on your bill so there is that
Most Boost Infinite subscribers run on the AT&T network that is a big plus.
How is this if Boost runs on TMobils network.
Don’t take me wrong. I love the ATT network, Cricket subscriber for years BECAUSE it’s the ATT network.
But if Boost runs on TMobile, how can it have a ATT end?
@@mikecrabtree8200 Boost runs on both T-Mobile and AT&T. Most Boost Infinite plans are AT&T but you can get T-Mobile. In the near future Boost will have what they call the Rainbow Sim. It will have dynamic switching between AT&T, T-Mobile and Dish Native network in areas that have it. It's in testing. When it's publicly available is still a guess. Dish cut a deal with AT&T a couple years ago because they weren't getting along with T-Mobile. Big Pink kind of back peddled when they thought they would loose most of Boost to big Blue. I might be wrong about this but I think by default Boost uses T-Mobile and Infinite AT&T but you can get either on both.
My BI runs on AT&T network
My boost infinite runs on AT&T network.
@@thecookierat if you have a at&t locked phone when you are using ESims then yes it runs on att if you have t mobile ESims it goes on t mobile
this video is totally miss leading this is --- Early Access Infinite Unlimited ---- it expired april 7 2023 after that need to pay extra for add-ons --- 5 dolllars for 30gigs no dedicated hotspot inc -- north america connect ...5 dollars for canida calling and data 5 dollars international different plans .. 5 dollars for speed pass bumps 30gigs to 50gigs
Starting today boost infinite no longer exists. The two services are boost mobile prepaid and post paid
I just got boost infinite and was told it’s using ATT towers. I love the price, it picks up 5G around town although here at home it’s 4Glte. I have had a couple instances where people call me and the phone doesn’t ring and then I find that they left a voicemail. I feel that visible wireless was a little better but I left them because I could not do the chat only feature when I needed help and they could not resolve an issue I had with voicemail so I ended up leaving and going with boost infinite.
Boost Infinite is a postpaid plan offered by Dish that uses the AT&T, T-Mobile, and Dish networks for coverage. The service was first launched on December 7th, 2022. New lines are automatically activated on the AT&T network.
I have Boost and when I tried getting a second line it gave me an offer to get a second line for $9. This was a few months ago, I noticed on the Boost Infinite each line is $25, does Boost still have the second line for less?
I’m on Boost Mobile now like my father and I don’t have any problems with service at all, I love my new phone as well, I got an iPhone as well
If porting away from Boost (anything) you will run into massove problems. File an FCC complaint immediately and save your breath. Thank me now for the massive headaches I'm saving you later.
Make sure to keep your old account open while porting.
Also boost infinite is set price for life of your service
I've been with boost for 15yrs now service stinks.dropping calls help
Switch to a att sim get off that T-Mobile service
1 you use your personal credit vs the other no ssn required. Its not that hard lol
This video is either way out-dated or it just has some very WRONG answers. My phone on Boost Infinite runs on the AT&T network, not T-Mobile. And Boost Infinite charges $10 per month for a Hot-Spot, even if you just turn in on once for 5 minutes. Unless you contact the company to remove the HotSpot you will get charged another $10 whether you use it or not.. Update this video or remove it as it is very misleading...
Mint coverage is so bad it’s a rip off they slow the date down all the time it’s like 3g
Nice video Sherry! Can you please do a comparison of the Visible plans versus the Verizon Postpaid plans?
For all those whonsays Boost sucks , why? Is it gootld if you dont use data to be watching Apps? Is it good for us simple folks
This morning I just signed up,for the past three months, I was with mint, but I couldn't commit paying $120.00 up front again
I'm wondering when Boost Infinite customer will get to use the updated Rainbow SIM cards, that will let is use the 3 different carriers networks (AT&T, T-Mobile and Dish's 5G)? Right now we only get to use one or the other. I have been looking forward to the days when we can roam on all 3 networks and our phone chooses the best one for us to use at that moment in time. That will be a major plus if they ever implement it!!!
Not sure where she gets her information. I'm with boost mobile and you get 30 gigs of hot spot every month on there $25 plan and you get lot more perks with boost mobile. So she is talking out her butt
Sherri, Boost also offers AT & T Mobility carriage. I find it outstanding.
Leave them
I have Boost infinite and it runs on AT&T
Do they offer unlimited data?
@@sofay1of1 no company really offers true unlimited.
@@owomushi_vrstraight talk and walmart plan does
Why i cannot restart my service on boostmobile nowadays when my internet reach data caps?
They should combine them
I might as well just stay with AT&T because it sounds like all three of them suck😂😂
Do both Boost Infinite and Boost Mobile use AT&T ? If you have an unlocked phone and use an esim can you choose AT&T ???
Yes to both questions
This video needs to be redone as there is an att option. also I think boost mobile has an app that gets discounts on the prepaid bill no?
So boost infinite have hidden fees?
Boost Mobile usually uses AT&T's network actually. I'm on the T-Mobile side as my plan is older but the new sign-ups and for the past bit usually use AT&T first.
you have choice on sign up
@@leonardobrocato3952No you don’t the Boost system automatically choose for you. Though you can sign up in store and ask for a specific network SIM. Online ordering and sign up is totally randomly though. Usually prefers T-Mobile but if your address has weak or no T-Mobile coverage it will go to AT&T.
Wait you forget to add one more, what about if people prefer PRE-PAID (boost) vs (boost infinite) credit check ,forced to give your SSN & real name....THAT POINT GOES TO BOOST! 😂👍
Awesome video please do one with Magenta max and Go5GPlus
Boost mobile has carrier switching and native service. And postpaid mvno hated customers are only att..stay clear from the dish hated service
Sounds like infinite wins!
I thought Boost Infinite was post-paid and used both AT&T and T-mobile?
I don’t think the tech is here yet to do both (dynamic switching)
Depends on your sim/eSim and your location
Boostmobile sucks
Good info. I may switch. MVNOs is the way to go.
I just switched to Tmo for a day one a brand new iPhone and it was GARBAGE. The phone kept saying sos dropped calls galore. I couldn’t handle it. I crawled right back to Verizon 😂😂😂
One good thing is that I have a eSim. So I didn’t have to do much
Boast mobile never used it I was billed for it
No Boost it sucks because they want to run your credit and you can’t get on it
Wii vs Wii U
When did boost run on T-Mobile
I'm pretty sure Boost Mobile used to be Sprint operated and owned. As everyone knows, Sprint got bought out by T-Mobile. Usually when two companies merged together like this, that says it all.
As part of the sale of Boost Mobile, Dish was required to build their own 5G network. And Sprint/T-Mobile allowed them a grace period to use their networks, but Dish puts around, and ended up relying on T-Mobile, then AT&T.
Dish's 5G network will be their very own, and not as a virtual network, eventually.
We're did see this about boost infinite not slowing u down I thought they slow u down
They do, trust me. I am at 0.000000kb/s download speeds despite being paid up for another week.
Boost Infinite. Infinitely stupid choice to have ever signed up with them.
Boost Mobile uses AT&T towers
No Boost infinite sucks. I rather be with Boost Mobile.
Infinite uses both At&t and T-Mobile.both GSM
No it doesn't
@@Lemusmic what does it use?
@@mikeykylejr7236 infinite is att and boost mobile prepaid uses tmobile been on infinite for 7 months it's only used dish and att
@@Lemusmicrainbow does
DO NOT use either one! You have been warned!
I stopped using boost mobile along time ago. Ty for the info. I'm not planning on using infinite either
I been with boost since 2014 the worst signal ever why the he'll do I keep paying for this peace of shit service, can any body explain that to me?
Prob the price. I'm with Metro. It's only 50 a month. Is there better? Yes but it's decent enough 😆 i don't wanna pay more.
They sell your data with no option to opt out.
Avoid at all cost 😂
Boost Infinite & Boost Mobile suck, Dish Wireless is a major fail.
Yeah, Dish BM is disappointing. I pay $10 more a month to burn through my data faster than my Mom's $50 unlimited. At least with Sprint, if you went over your data, they would just deporitatorized your data until it slowed down. Dish is like, here's 2G data for the rest of your month. It's almost like Sprint actually cared about their customers.
Sherri is an expert at making corduroy look hot. Hot.
She gets a pass lol
Thank you for the info.
Boost infinite runs ATT network not T-Mobile
Depends on your sim/eSim and location to which network it will primarily use.
Do you have a friend referral code, I'll be signing up soon.