Lifeline provider review

enTouch Wireless

Boomerang Wireless trades as enTouch Wireless. Both names appear separately in the USAC register, which is why coverage totals here combine the two.

See if enTouch Wireless covers your ZIP
29 States served
10,432 ZIP codes covered
#8 By national footprint
2012 Offering Lifeline since

enTouch Wireless at a glance

What enTouch Wireless does well

  • Solid Midwest and Southern coverage
  • Bring-your-own-phone supported

What to watch

  • Two names for one operator makes verification confusing
  • Mid-sized footprint only

How to apply to enTouch Wireless

  1. Confirm you qualify. enTouch Wireless cannot enroll you until USAC's National Verifier has approved your household, through a benefit program or on income.
  2. Check it serves your ZIP. Being approved in your state is not the same as covering your address — enTouch Wireless is licensed in 29 states but 10,432 ZIP codes, not all of them.
  3. Apply at the National Verifier at lifelinesupport.org, or let enTouch Wireless submit it during signup.
  4. Enroll and recertify. Lifeline requires annual recertification, and the benefit stops if you miss it.

Where enTouch Wireless is available

enTouch Wireless is approved to offer Lifeline service in the 29 states below , plus PR . Select a state to see the full provider list there and how enTouch Wireless compares locally.

Not available in the remaining 22 states. Lifeline licensing is granted state by state, so a provider advertising nationally may still not be able to enroll you.

Does enTouch Wireless actually serve your address?

enTouch Wireless is licensed in 29 states but covers 10,432 specific ZIP codes. Our checker tells you whether yours is one of them, and shows every alternative that serves you.

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