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Elizabeth Di Prinzio in the Boost Mobile commercial In this TV commercial, Elizabeth is the girl whose purse is snatched by a motorcycle passenger, the Boost Mobile commercial dancer, cheerleader and model Angela Fong.

Boost Infinite is a postpaid cell phone service that DISH Wireless launched in 2022. It's owned by the same company as Boost Mobile (Review), which offers one of the cheapest prepaid annual phone plans available. Boost Infinite originally launched with only one plan: unlimited talk, text and data for $25.

Boost Infinite has a bit better coverage than T-Mobile. Boost Infinite covers 55% of the U.S. while T-Mobile covers just 35%. You'll also get 5G in more places on Boost Infinite.

Dish Wireless Boost Mobile /ˈbuːst ˈmoʊbəˈl/ is an American wireless service provider owned by Dish Wireless. It uses the Dish, AT&T and T-Mobile networks to deliver wireless services. As of Q2 2023, Boost Mobile, along with its sister brands Boost Infinite, Ting Mobile, Republic Wireless, and Gen Mobile, had 7.73 million customers.

As a smaller carrier, Boost doesn't operate its own towers but rather piggybacks off of AT&T, T-Mobile, or Dish for cellular service. Because of its affordable plans, Boost is a great alternative to big carriers that doesn't break the bank or skimp on data.

$25 per month Boost Infinite is the company's postpaid brand, and it offers a basic $25 per month unlimited plan.

Access Boost Infinite - Unlimited data, talk & text on one of America's Largest 5G networks. Add up to 5 lines per account and feel free to mix and match Unlimited and Unlimited+ tiers as needed.

35 GB Boost Mobile offers a variety of different cell phone plans, ranging from basic no-frills plans with texting, calling, and limited data, to unlimited plans with up to 35 GB of data each month.

Get unlimited talk, text, data* per month. Insert your Boost Mobile SIM card into any GSM unlocked Android or iPhone (iOS 15.2 and above) and get excellent high-speed data at low prices. After your first month, you will pay $25/mo unless you go online to cancel.

Since Boost Mobile is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), it doesn't actually operate its own cell phone towers. Instead, it leases bandwidth from T-Mobile (and in select areas, AT&T). That's part of why it can offer such cheap plans.

No, Boost Mobile has not announced any plans to shut down. The carrier seems to be here for the long run.