Boom Mobile Account Number & PIN: Accurate 2026

Boom Mobile is no longer in service. It filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in June 2026 and service stopped the same month, with no carrier taking over its customers. There is no Boom Mobile account number or transfer PIN to retrieve.

Last updated October 3, 2026

Boom Mobile is no longer in service. It filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in June 2026 and service stopped the same month. Here is what that means for a Boom Mobile number.

Account Number

There is no Boom Mobile account number to retrieve. Boom filed Chapter 11 in June 2026 and customers found service already dead by the end of that month, with no transfer to another carrier arranged.

Transfer PIN

Boom Mobile no longer issues transfer PINs. No carrier took over its customer base, so there is no successor to request one from.

Boom Mobile shut down in June 2026. It filed Chapter 11 and told customers it would discontinue service if the restructuring failed. Service was confirmed gone by June 30 2026 and no carrier took over the base. The boom.us domain now sells a platform to other carriers rather than consumer service.

Boom Mobile Contact Info

Boom Mobile shut down in June 2026. There is no customer service line to call.

What network does Boom Mobile use?

While it operated, Boom Mobile was one of the few carriers that let the customer pick a host network at signup, by plan colour across Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile. It ran no network of its own.

Boom Mobile Porting Instructions

There is nothing to port out of. Boom Mobile stopped providing service in June 2026, so no account, account number or transfer PIN exists to move a number away from.

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Boom Mobile runs on more than one host network. Reference card showing where to get the Boom Mobile account number and transfer PIN.
Boom Mobile is no longer in service. This card reflects its network setup while it operated.

Your number and your rights

Number portability is a federal right, not a carrier policy. It applies only while a line is active — once service ends and the number is released, there is nothing left to transfer.

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Who operated Boom Mobile

Boom Mobile was operated by Enhanced Communications Group, LLC of Oklahoma, which had filed with the FCC under the same registration since 1997. That registration covered the Boom Mobile brand until the Chapter 11 filing in June 2026. The customer-inquiries line it carried on file with the FCC no longer connects.

Boom Mobile shown among US carriers grouped by host network
Where Boom Mobile sits among US carriers grouped by host network.

If you are setting up a new line

Boom Mobile is gone, so there is no transfer to make. If you are choosing a carrier now, start from the network that covers your address rather than the brand on the bill.

Questions about Boom Mobile

Can I still port my number out of Boom Mobile?

No. Boom Mobile stopped providing service in June 2026, so there is no active account to transfer from. A number stays portable only while the line is live.

What happened to Boom Mobile?

It filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in June 2026, telling customers it would discontinue service if the restructuring did not succeed. Customers reported service already dead on June 26 2026, and it was confirmed gone by June 30.

Did any carrier take over Boom Mobile customers?

No. There was no managed transfer, which is why many customers lost service without notice. Anyone who ported out did so individually before the shutdown.

Which network did Boom Mobile use?

It had no network of its own. Customers chose a host network at signup by plan colour, across Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile.

Cite this page

Boom Mobile stopped selling service, so these details are historical rather than current. There is no carrier left to confirm them with.

Best Cellular. “Boom Mobile Account Number & PIN: Accurate 2026,” BestCellular.com. https://bestcellular.com/boom-mobile/

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