Root [Boost Mobile] Can anyone recommend any PRL's for my ZTE Warp?

[Zayny]

Hey everyone, what's up? I was wondering if you guys could help me with finding any good PRL's for me? My location: Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Thank you~

 

[Skinnyjeans21]

Actually its better if you try them out yourself and see which one works best. For me 61009, the prl boost gave me, always worked the best here in Houston, TX. Try different ones out and see which one you like

 

[LilBit]

Trial and error on this one, good luck!!

 

[LilBit]

Check this thread
http://androidforums.com/boost-mobile-warp-all-things-root/531824-updated-prl-info-per-region.html

 

[mercury0x000d]

...and if you need them, here's a collection of mine.

 

[Zayny]

Thank you both! I'll look into it.

 

[chopolo]

Sir i think when you update PRL using System updates it will choose best PRL for your area.I'm not 100% sure about it though.

 

[mercury0x000d]

Sir i think when you update PRL using System updates it will choose best PRL for your area.I'm not 100% sure about it though.

I believe you are correct. The main benefit to swapping PRLs is to access towers which you normally have no access to, such as in the joint Sprint-Verizon days. There is a PRL which forces roaming onto Verizon towers, giving you coverage where there was previously none. Of course those days are gone and Sprint/Virgin Mobile/Boost no longer cooperate with Verizon at all, to my knowledge. The cool thing is that said PRL still works! Except now you're prompted for a credit card number before access is given

 

[Skinnyjeans21]

I believe you are correct. The main benefit to swapping PRLs is to access towers which you normally have no access to, such as in the joint Sprint-Verizon days. There is a PRL which forces roaming onto Verizon towers, giving you coverage where there was previously none. Of course those days are gone and Sprint/Virgin Mobile/Boost no longer cooperate with Verizon at all, to my knowledge. The cool thing is that said PRL still works! Except now you're prompted for a credit card number before access is given

What PRL# is that?? It sounds right for me, Verizon gets tons of signal in this little 300 foot-wide dead zone where I've moved to. And a credit card number prompt??

 

[mercury0x000d]

What PRL# is that?? It sounds right for me, Verizon gets tons of signal in this little 300 foot-wide dead zone where I've moved to. And a credit card number prompt??

I believe it was #11114, #11115 or something like that. When I tried it in my local dead zone, it basically says "Welcome to Verizon, to place a call enter a card number." or something to that effect. I guess back in the good old days, when the two companies had an agreement, you could place a call with no interruption instead of getting this prompt. But I guess it's still useful in a situation where you absolutely _need_ to get a call through.