Comments on: Prepaid BlackBerry Curve hitting MetroPCS on Tuesday?

By: Jay Cole

Jay Cole — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 21:58:30 +0000

Don you right boost is in a lot more places, but if you look at the (target market: MINORITIES) most people who buy “prepaid” phones don’t leave their home area, also the FCC won’t just allow METROPCS or any other Carrier to just start providing services you have to have a certain license(A,B,C) to do so and some markets already have an owner, also Its a REGIONAL carrier for a reason it works in certain METROpolitan areas but with continued growth Metropcs will only get better! HELLO, HELLO, HELLO!….LOL

By: The Don of All Buses

The Don of All Buses — Mon, 11 May 2009 21:52:40 +0000

Actualy boost mobile is is in a lot more places then you think. My brother told me about metro pcs but aparently metro is NOT available in all areas of Metro New York. As for boost coming out with a blackberry ptt phone… well i’l believe that when I see it.

By: Zanger

Zanger — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 11:35:27 +0000

Matthew, your post is UNtruth’D. It is obvious you are a Boost employee lying about the competition. Actually, Boost is the limited service. They do not roam since iDEN does not work beyond certain areas. MetroPCS works in 300 cities, I live in Boston MA and Metro is available here, in NY, In Philadelphia… Boost belongs to Sprint – why support an MVNO on an old archaic network like iDEN. The Boost Blackberry will be another sad footnote.

By: Matthew

Matthew — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 17:15:33 +0000

Boost Mobile (which uses the almost nationwide Nextel network) has announced that they will be releasing a Blackberry by the end of the year. I would wait to see their offering before even considering the MetroPCS phone.

By: Matthew

Matthew — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 17:13:08 +0000

I don’t find anything exciting in the MetroPCS offering of a Blackberry – their “unlimited” service is only available in select cities in FL, GA, CA,TX & MI. Outside these areas MetroPCS charges an outrageous 19Â¢/min for phone or internet roaming! and full corporate email service is an additional $10/month, but the feature they really messed up on was a $450 phone with NO GPS capability!