Just implemented, Boost Mobile has developed an unlock policy that is equivalent to a contract. Boost Mobile will not unlock a purchased phone used on their network unless you have had an account with them for one year. They also claim not to have the unlock code for the phone I purchased from them.

This policy is brand new, having been implemented 19 February 2015. There is a contract; it is hidden.

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Tags: consumer issue, hidden contracts, mobile phone services, policy, unlock sim card

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