Sprint Nextel is expanding the reach of its Boost Mobile LLC calling offer to an additional 10 states. After the successful in trail markets in California and Texas, the service, called Unlimited by Boost will now be extended to participating wireless dealers in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, North Carolina, Oklahoma and Tennessee.
Sprint is offering Unlimited by Boost in more than 900 Wal-Mart stores in all 12 states, where the unlimited service is available. 
Currently, Unlimited by Boost is sold in RadioShack stores in California and Texas and soon it will expand to RadioShack location in the other 10 states.
The Unlimited by Boost service is available from $45 to $55 according to its calling option and location. With the Unlimited by boost service, users can make unlimited local and nationwide calls from their home calling area and are charged from 0.15 per minute for calls made outside their home calling area. Boost Mobile is also offering a limited-time promotion of a free month of service with the purchase of a new phone and activation of a new account.
From the November 12, 2007, Sprint will offer a wireless Web price plan, which includes unlimited voice, SMS, picture messaging and web browsing services starting at $55 per month, depending on the market.
