DISH to Become National Facilities-based Wireless Carrier
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Its carrier locked for boost
LG (LGLS777ABB) Stylo 3 - Prepaid - Carrier Locked - Boost Mobile Amazon product ASIN B06Y6J869CView: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06Y6J869C/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_SKSJ35PJA1SR5VRD7VH5
The LS777 version used by Boost Mobile has the "Advanced Callng", "HD Voice" VoLTE feature. Scroll down to the "Voice" section:
LG Stylo 3 (CDMA)
The latest in the Stylo series adds a fingerprint reader and improves the battery size and processor. Other features of this Android phone are similar, including a large 5.7-inch screen and included stylus. Other key features include a 13-megapixel main camera, 5-megapixel selfie camera, memory...
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Its carrier locked...he would have to jail break the phoneThe LS777 version used by Boost Mobile has the "Advanced Callng", "HD Voice" VoLTE feature. Scroll down to the "Voice" section:
LG Stylo 3 (CDMA)
The latest in the Stylo series adds a fingerprint reader and improves the battery size and processor. Other features of this Android phone are similar, including a large 5.7-inch screen and included stylus. Other key features include a 13-megapixel main camera, 5-megapixel selfie camera, memory...
some functionality of the device but not all (e.g., a SIM unlocked device may support voice services but not data services when activated on a different network). NOTE: Not all devices are capable of having the SIM slot unlocked.
contact Boost Mobile Customer Care by dialing 1-888-BOOST-4U
Thanks again to everyone. The depth of knowledge of the members here has been demonstrated again. And once again it seems I have made my question far too complicated and really succeeded in muddying the water. My basic wants are these:
I have made the decision to leave Boost Mobile and replace my 4 year old Stylo 3 with a new new GSM Samsung...model undecided...with a new carrier...undecided. I don't need many features (not a heavy texter or picture taker) or capabilities and the A32 5G has caught my fancy for new and future service.
In short all I want to do is take my current number to a new carrier with a new phone. I probably messed up in the beginning with the Boost rep by using the term "unlock" rather that simply "move my number" but the person I spoke with at Boost frightened me with her statement that my current service might become "unstable" if I start the process without having definitely selected the new carrier and phone.
I really appreciate the input from everyone who has taken their time to help me...and you have been most helpful.
Regards - Jon
I have made the decision to leave Boost Mobile and replace my 4 year old Stylo 3 with a new new GSM Samsung...model undecided...with a new carrier...undecided. I don't need many features (not a heavy texter or picture taker) or capabilities and the A32 5G has caught my fancy for new and future service.
In short all I want to do is take my current number to a new carrier with a new phone. I probably messed up in the beginning with the Boost rep by using the term "unlock" rather that simply "move my number" but the person I spoke with at Boost frightened me with her statement that my current service might become "unstable" if I start the process without having definitely selected the new carrier and phone.
I really appreciate the input from everyone who has taken their time to help me...and you have been most helpful.
Regards - Jon
The term you want is "Port my number", Jon. Nothing to do with "unlocking" the phone... 
The number port request should be made through the new carrier, and doesn't need to be done at the initial sign up.
The number port request should be made through the new carrier, and doesn't need to be done at the initial sign up.
Your new phone company will port your number..no need to call boostThe term you want is "Port my number", Jon. Nothing to do with "unlocking" the phone...
The number port request should be made through the new carrier, and doesn't need to be done at the initial sign up.
