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Boost Mobile announces new enhancements to its international connect add-on in order to continue adding value to its simple and affordable pricing options for customers who are taking advantage of no contract wireless services.

 

Neil Lindsay, chief marketing officer of Boost Mobile said, "The Boost Mobile International Connect add-on makes it simple and affordable for customers to connect with family and friends worldwide. The International Connect add-on also is a great alternative to international calling cards that can often be laced with abusive hidden fees."

 

The feature is available as an add-on to the monthly unlimited and BlackBerry (News - Alert) monthly unlimited plans for an additional $10 a month. International Connect now includes unlimited calling to landlines in more than 150 cities in Mexico, landlines in the Dominican Republic, unlimited calling to select Asian Pacific countries, unlimited calling to Canada and unlimited international text messaging from the United States.

 

In addition to unlimited calls to landlines in Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterey, International Connect now offers the same service to landlines in Tijuana, Puebla and Ciudad Juarez amongst others. Unlimited calling to Asian Pacific countries include China, Malaysia, Hong Kong, South Korea and Singapore.

 

For those Monthly Unlimited customers with an iDEN Series handset, unlimited walkie-talkie service from the United States, Canada and Baja California (Mexico) to Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Peru and Chile is also included in the $10 monthly add-on.

 

Boost Mobile, one of Sprint's (News - Alert) prepaid brands, offers wireless phones and services with no long-term contracts. Boost Mobile offers nationwide service on the Nationwide Sprint Network, reaching more than 276 million people, and on the Nextel National Network, reaching more than 277 million people, with no activation or long-distance fees. Boost Mobile offers a selection of quality handsets from Motorola, Sanyo, Research In Motion (RIM) and Samsung (News - Alert), ranging from entry-level to high-end devices.