Hi, will this phone work with Boost mobile.
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Hi! I have no idea. I have T-mobile and the unlocked phone works well. I think Tmobile uses GSM (uses a SIM card) unlike Sprint and Verizon which are CDMA
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I do not have 'Ting' service where I live but I can almost guarantee you that it won't work with them. I bought this phone a few months ago and went to about 5 different service providers and they all told me the same thing, this phone can ONLY be used with Sprint service... I know the seller said that it will work, hope they know what they are talking about because that was not what every service provider I went to said. I was told that if any provider can get the phone to work, it would be Boost Mobile, even THEY couldn't do it!
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if its for boost service , if for another service it will have to be unlocked and flashed for boost
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no the cdma phone is required by boost the phone in question takes a gsm card to make and recieve calls used by companies such as tmobile and att
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Don't know but probably not. I was able to contact Boost Mobile (by email, not a live person) and asked if I could use my Sprint Evo for Boost. I was told Boost doesn't support Sprint phones...even though they're supposedly the same network.
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if i have a tmobile # can i still use it with this phone or i will have to open a new account with boost mobile
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Hello Jennifer, sorry for not being to help, but I live in Colombia, and im not sure if it will work with boost mobile, what I can tell you, is that it worked with all the operators in my country.Rgds
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This phone is currently listed as a supported device for Boost Mobile. I am unsure of what their "bring your own device" policies are, but if it's anything like Ting's (another Sprint-based virtual network operator) you should be OK.
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To my knowledge, only AT&T; & T Mobile provide international GSM service. The Boost Mobile phone I had was locked. I bought an unlocked Pantech Sky Vega II to replace it. You can buy the sim cards and download apps from the Google store that you need.
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Yes, I contacted Sprint and the representative told me that if you take a Sprint phone to your nearest Boost Mobile Store they will flash the phone and you'll be able ot use it on their network. Boost Mobile also run's on Sprint's network anyway, so it should work on Boost Mobile you will have to have it flashed and that will cost most likely anywhere from $20-30$ dollars and then it will be ready to use on Boost.
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if the unlocked galaxy note 2 is a gsm version. its not possible. boost mobile use cdma not gsm
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Not as far as I know. The $55/mo. doesn't leave that kind of flexibility. That's my guess but you should go to Boost for a definitive response: http://www.boostmobile.com/support/faq/#!/phone-plans-and-add-ons Don't take anyone else's word.
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Hello Ana,I bought it to use in my line with Boost! I don't remember if it was an unlocked device because I was looking for Boost Cell phones. When performing a search write UNLOCKED CELL PHONES and I believe that will help you narrowing it down a bit! It's a good phone, no complaints! Ciao ...
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Hi, if it specifically states "Boost Mobile", it can only be used with Boost Mobile!!! However, sometimes you can find tech experts that can "unblock" the phone so that you can use other carriers!!! Don't buy one of these phones to unblock unless you know of someone who can do it!!! That being said, carriers that support this phone will usually have their name in the title when you're searching for these phones!!! If it's a Boost, it'll list Boost, if it's Verizon, it'll list Verizon, etc.!!! Good luck!!!
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Should work since both the Us Cellular and Boost Mobile Versions have NFC. You can double check if your phone has NFC by removing the back cover. If it has NFC there will be some copper contacts on the back cover and a set of coiled wire covered up. Generally the only phones that don't work with these chips are Samsungs or phones that don't have NFC.
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Although unlocked, not sure if you can bring it to boost. Best bet is to call them.
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Yes. Read the manual (http://support.boostmobile.com/user_guides/userguide_evodesign.pdf) under section Worldwide Wireless Service (page 213). While traveling you can purchase a GSM card from a local service provider and put it in your cell phone and use their service with your phone. This is one of the main reasons I purchased this phone. I traveled to the Netherlands, Belgium, and France last month and used my phone over there with a GSM chip from a Dutch telcom provider without any problems.