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Boost Mobile goes back to school with Barnes & Noble
The Irvine-based noncontract cell phone company will offer its Re-Boost cards at college bookstores.
By Susan BelknappPublished: July 20, 2009 10:40 AM
Irvine-based Boost Mobile, a division of Sprint, offers wireless phones and services with no contracts, credit checks or activation fees. Boost Mobile announced Monday that it will be partnering with Barnes & Noble College Booksellers to sell its Re-Boost cards in many of the company's college bookstores on campuses across the United States.
“It’s a very exciting partnership,” says Kelly Owens St. Julian, chief service officer for Boost Mobile. “Boost Mobile is becoming increasingly attractive to college students seeking simple, affordable and reliable cell phone service with no contract, and offering Re-Boost at Barnes & Noble enables them to add money to their accounts without leaving campus.”
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Irvine-based Boost Mobile, a division of Sprint, offers wireless phones and services with no contracts, credit checks or activation fees. Boost Mobile announced Monday that it will be partnering with Barnes & Noble College Booksellers to sell its Re-Boost cards in many of the company's college bookstores on campuses across the United States. “It’s a very exciting partnership,” says Kelly Owens St. Julian, chief service officer for Boost Mobile. “Boost Mobile is becoming increasingly attractive to college students seeking simple, affordable and reliable cell phone service with no contract, and offering Re-Boost at Barnes & Noble enables them to add money to their accounts without leaving campus.” NEXT PAGE >> Related headlines Santa Ana-based TriGem USA launches the newest addition to its PC lineup Toshiba presents Boring and Normal contestants competing in digital contest Getac launches business-rugged notebook computer Newport Beach’s Conexant announces Co-Presidents for continuing company |
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