Sprint parts ways with Virgin, to shift customers to Boost

Prior to the official ruling on the megamerger which is proposed between Sprint and T-Mobile, all of the users of Virgin Mobile in the United States are going to be moved to the Boost Mobile in the beginning of the next month.

Sprint’s spokesperson has confirmed this news and also said that it has begun the process of notifying the customers about the changes which have taken place earlier in the week. In their statement, the spokesperson has said that a major part of the consumers are going to be able to keep the existing devices and will be receiving a plan of Boost Mobile that is either similar in nature or better without any extra costs.

The spokesperson has said that they examine their plans regularly for ensuring that they were offering the best of the services as per the needs of the consumers. In the start of the week which will begin on 2^nd of February, they are going to move the customers of Virgin Mobile to the sister brand which is Boost Mobile and it is all going to be under one brand that is going to be efficient, cohesive and an effective prepaid team.

While sprint comes across as framing this restructure as a maneuver which is meant for the benefits of consumers, a spokesperson form the group of Virgin has said that this is a move which has been made because of the deal which has been reached with Sprint and T-Mobile for the sale of their prepaid brands to Dish so that they can establish the company as another wireless competitor. For the facilitation of this move, Virgin has agreed to transfer the existing customers to Boost.