Give Your Life an Unlimited Boost with Boost Mobile
Thursday, September 9th, 2010This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Boost Mobile. All opinions are 100% mine.
Currently, I’m one of the few left on the planet that does not (apparently) own a cell phone. However, due to living arrangements around here, getting a mobile phone is moving higher and higher up on my list of “must haves”. My reason is simple… I no longer trust my car. Sad but true (and a whole other story).
So today when I came across Boost Mobile I jumped at the opportunity to see what programs and services they provide.
One feature I noticed right off the bat was the ability to manage my account online. Their other options also include paying in person or paying by phone, but I’m partial to online access. It’s easier to keep records that way (and if you run a business online that comes in very handy). Called Re-Boost, you can use either a credit card or your debit card, or just eliminate the “worry” completely and sign up for automatic payments.
That out of the way, in my brain, I wanted to see what types of phones are available. Of course, the ever popular Blackberry is one of many choices in phones, and also has a very attractive monthly plan.
What I love about the Blackberry offer in particular is the “unlimited” idea. I mean how in the world would anyone be able to guess how many minutes they will or will not use each month? Having unlimited, nationwide coverage is best. Being able to talk, text, browse the internet and check email… all critical features to me.
I just found another MUST HAVE feature to me… No contracts! Boost Mobile is looking better and better the more I look around their website, yeah!
So it comes down to price. Keep in mind, I’ve shopped around – both online and offline – and I like what I see at Boost Mobile (and I’m willing to bet you will, too). In fact, their Blackberry Unlimited is so attractive, I’m not even going to post the price – you’ll want to visit for yourself (it’s that good)!
Let’s face it, you’d have to be blind to not have noticed the wide-spread use of mobile technology. While I advocate strongly NOT talking and texting while driving, I do see real value in staying connected say via Facebook or Twitter, and especially checking emails, when one is not sitting at home on the computer. Heck, with unlimited everything, you can even take your Blackberry into the living room, and during television commercials, keep up with your social life and/or your business.
Sounds like real freedom to me!
Again, I’m shopping. But Boost Mobile’s Reboost program is looking like a clear winner to me






