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Considering switching from Sprint to Ting. Â« on: January 27, 2013, 01:56:55 PM Â». So...when I first moved to the States, I did prepaid service through T-Mobile on a pretty sweet unlocked (dumb) phone I had bought for ~$150. It was still working great when I decided that I wanted to try out a smartphone.onsidering switching from Sprint to Ting. Â« on: January 27, 2013, 01:56:55 PM Â». So...when I first moved to the States, I did prepaid service through T-Mobile on a pretty sweet unlocked (dumb) phone I had bought for ~$150. It was still working great when I decided that I wanted to try out a smartphone.
If your phone runs on the CDMA network (every other model of phone offered by Sprint) you'll need to purchase a Boost compatible phone outright. Either way, I recommend purchasing a Boost phone and be done with it.Finally, know that porting over from any company to another (even Sprint to Boost) can have a provisioning delay, dependent on your market, Boost's market, and the current date.est Answer: Having worked for Sprint, I can tell you the answer is yes. However, you should know a few things before you port over to Boost. The first, and most important, is that Boost runs its service through Sprint, but is not technically a Sprint service.