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Loyalty has its benefits, and that's certainly true in the wireless industry; though carriers don't always advertise it, it's not uncommon for longtime customers to get lower upgrade prices and early availability on hardware -- not to mention sweet, succulent grandfathered plans. To that end, Boost Mobile is introducing its questionably-named line of "Shrinkage" plans that will reduce your plan pricing by $5 a month for every six months of on-time payments. Two plan types are eligible: the standard monthly unlimited plan starts at $50 and can go as low as $35 over time, while the BlackBerry unlimited plan starts at $60 and can fall to $45. They're available starting today, but existing customers need to get in touch with Boost to sign up. Follow the break for the full release.Continue reading Boost Mobile announces 'Shrinkage' plans, cost goes down over timeBoost Mobile announces 'Shrinkage' plans, cost goes down over time originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Thu, 14 Oct 2010 16:08:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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