@tituswilkin
Good to see they are trying to connect with their customers.
@marksmith4582
That’s interesting Sneed! I might be an exception however. I live over 32 miles from the nearest Boost Mobile store, they’re up in Iowa City and I’m 30+ miles south of there! Mark in Iowa.
@philliprhinehardt6268
Boost Mobile is making some major moves.
@SeptienPatterson
I don't want you showing up at my house.
@havig6936
Yes that would work for me I'm tired of Verizon AT&t and specially T-Mobile
@user-ys5yf6sb7j
I’ve thought of doing this before as an independent. Except go out and sell whichever service works best for the customer.
@rpaulmerrell
I like the idea. It’s a great way to get people on the network and it takes a lot of the has a lot of people having to mess with their phone very innovative
@calijay9805
Real surprised to see that Boost is still around.
@brcc8208
Xfinity should copy this play!
@norcalandrew
As long as Boost continues to reduce customers' speeds to dial-up after 100gb's of usage, the future still doesn't look good for Boost.
@makzamillion
👍💪😊
@MobileMasterTech
Sprint did this and it failed. It's a good idea that people apparently don't want
@genegjr
Didn’t Sprint do this as well they would come to your house in a Sprint branded car?
@Brian-lc4wz
I smell desperation. I left them after almost 9 years of being their customer due to poor customer service in store out of store among other things. Since they're doing this they shouldn't charge anything in store either. But, I bet they still will.
@theoutsider101
Boost has terrible customer service in general. Now there sending them to people's houses. But I think the idea is a good one, since covid I've becomes one of the people who has everything delivered, groceries, clothing pretty much everything but filling up my car with gas.
@JohnPollack-em8xj
Until boost lays fiber to homes and businesses. Boost looks like another T-mobile.
@RobertGreenman-x8k