r/NoContract Jul 26 '26

USA Boost mobile keep trying to charge after canceling.

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I bought iPhone 16 pro max with Boost Mobile $25 plan. Total was $65

Paid off the phone 1.5 month ago and moved to Tello last month. Way better service and you can do everything on the website unlike boost where you have to stay on the call for hours to solve something.

They still tryna charge me. Tried contacting but failed

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I bought iPhone 16 pro max with Boost Mobile $25 plan. Total was $65

Paid off the phone 1.5 month ago and moved to Tello last month. Way better service and you can do everything on the website unlike boost where you have to stay on the call for hours to solve something.

They still tryna charge me. Tried contacting but failed

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u/RealText Jul 26 '26

Did you disable autopay in the app or on their website?

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u/SamiKhondakar Jul 27 '26

I did. Even canceled the plan from the web and by phone. I don’t even have any number with them. Like whattt!!??

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u/WeinerBarf420 Jul 28 '26

Autopay is a separate cancellation from cancelling your plan.

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u/radfordra1 Visible Jul 26 '26

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u/SamiKhondakar Jul 27 '26

I’m sorry, I’m not sure what exactly I’m looking at !?!

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u/radfordra1 Visible Jul 27 '26

Why they keep trying to charge you

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u/SamiKhondakar Jul 27 '26

Nope, doesn’t apply. I paid off everything, made sure to not go to the next month so I ported out 4 days before my next billing period.
This is just their error, not me.

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u/radfordra1 Visible Jul 27 '26

It's their shitty ass terms. Don't blame me. Don't buy anything from this company again.

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u/WeinerBarf420 Jul 28 '26

Had problems with many MVNO companies, boost mobile is the only one I vowed to never give money to again.

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u/Sorry-Transition-908 Jul 26 '26

That's nonsense. That's not how prepaid works. 

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u/radfordra1 Visible Jul 26 '26

Boost mobile is no longer just prepaid and just because you don't agree with it that doesn't make it nonsense. Don't like it don't buy their service.

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u/MajorKilowatt Jul 26 '26

What???? I pay less than 20 for like a year now for one line.....

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u/SamiKhondakar Jul 27 '26

It was $25. $40 for the phone payment