Virgin Mobile Launches MiFi Hotspot Device
I was just...
Azeron said:
Seriously. I was thinking the same thing. Not about Verizon solely but all the big carriers (including Sprint). If I can get a 5GB pre-paid monthly plan for 60GB...why sign a 2 year contract?
Right now I pay Verizon $45 a month (with taxes) for 450 minutes a month and 250 texts.
With Virgin I'd get 1200 minutes a month + unlimited text/IM/email/web...for $48 (with taxes).
I think anyone can do that math.
Azeron said:
I see. Well...I wasn't thinking of voice plans. I can go with Page Plus and use my same Verizon phone and their network for $45 though that only gets me Unlimited Talk and Text...not data. I cannot deal with Virgin's coverage map.
It's sparse looking compared to Verizon's, but I used Sprint in South Florida for 2 years. Never had a problem with it. I don't care about the coverage map as long as the network covers me where I frequent.
Azeron said:
Of course. That is the main objective. With my job I need the lower forty-eight. So Verizon or AT&T. AT&T is suspect out west though... Good thing they are getting those Alltel assets.
Whoa. You're all over the place. Yeah, Verizon or AT&T for you.
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My experience with Verizon is that they are overpriced & have restrictive contracts, but the phone selection & coverage is awesome. However, after a few years of that, I couldn't wait to get rid of my $200/month Blackberry and switch to Virgin for $50/month unlimited "service". My (3-month) experience with Virgin is that since there is no contract, they randomly switched me from $50/month unlimited calling into a 20c/minute plan without asking or telling me first, then disconnected my phone 3 days after I prepaid $60 for a month's service because they said I used up $60 worth of minutes at 20c/minute and 15c per text message, in 3 days. A week later, they sent me an Email congratulating me for "starti
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