[jamis0n]

Just to clarify the last post...

Boost is owned by Sprint (and is not "pre-paid Sprint.")
Nextel is owned by Sprint.

Sprint is CDMA (good)
Nextel is iDen (bad)

Boost is mostly iDen. When you see an i776, the i means iDen. See a c290, the c means CDMA. I'm not sure where the W385 came in, although it IS a CDMA phone. There were three CDMA phones released by Boost.

iDen = slow and crappy.
CDMA = fast, high tech, and you get GOOD phones... Like the Touch Pro.

Unless you know someone, getting a TP activated on Boost takes effort. Firstly, you'll need a CDMA Boost phone... Keep reading guys, the info is out there.

If you want it easy... Check craigslist. That's how I got mine....