Data Only Plan

[Helena]

Yes, I would be in that too. Am with Telstra on 4gb because out bush but it's expensive.

[cain1313]

I do know for a fact if boost were to start a pre-paid monthly internet plan it will do very well. With the loss of CLEARWIRE. PEOPLE have been looking for a network that can provide a reasonable unlimited internet plan. I believe honestly if you venture out with a simcard and a pre-paid internet. Boost will open up a new and lucrative revenue strain.

For the sim's I would do:
2 GB=$ 11
5 GB=$17
10GB=$26
ULMT=$ 60 MONTH.
Or something along those lines. I know for a fact people are looking for this, and I'm one of them.

As for the hot spot Data plans. I would say it is a untapped gold mine. Today more and more people are waiting to get away from cable and satellite TV. Their three times as many streaming choices out there now that people are waiting to move towards. The only problem is their is no alternative unlimited internet services not connected with cable services. ( No good ones nationwide that is.) Boost already has the hot spot. If their was a pri-paid unlimited plan, good coverage strong signal, and a price between $55-75 dollars I firmly believe boost can capture CLEARWIRE's old customer's and trunk over existing boost mobile customer's and hotspot users into a multi account users.

I have been with boost for over 15 years and I would love to be able to have phone, internet and sim for tablet or laptops.

Thank you for your time. Dedicated boost customer.

[cain1313]

We are on the same page. For the most part. And boost as you can see the pricing I proposed has been started here as well. We are two customers that have never met. And are willing to pay around the same pricing. Filling this viod is untapped revenue an fills the public needs

[lana914]

would love to have plain data only plan for my tablet

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@nefy wrote:

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@Tina wrote:

What a great idea, and please keep them coming.  At Boost we are always looking at enhancing our UNLTD(R) offers and we will be looking to the Boost Community to help shape what these look like, so these suggestions will very much be taken on board.  Keep your eyes peeled here for further updates!

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True.. I know that we cater and we focus with mobile phones not broadband. However tablets are still considered mobile. So hoping that we can use the Boost Sim card for our tablets that doesn't need UNLTD. Just plain data at a REASONABLE price..

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at a reasonable cost.  someone posted that a tablet is considered as mobile and it is possible that a plan might become available. hope it's soon