[kaivorth]

Still a great deal. Effective on July 20th. $35 base price.
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Virgin Mobile monthly rates for current unlimited data plans with 300 anytime minutes will increase $10 to $35. Those with 1,200 anytime minutes will go up $5 to $45. Those with unlimited anytime minutes will decrease $5 to $55. Virgin Mobile will stop charging a $10 add-on fee for Blackberry devices.

Motorolla Triumph Android phone comes out July 19th

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[Jamar16]

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Originally Posted by kaivorth;14219150
Still a great deal. Effective on July 20th. $35 base price.

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Not bad at least they dropping the unlimited fee from $60 to $55.... sweet and bitter at the same time

 

[eseb1]

Meh, well I guess I'm getting the Blackberry now.

 

[beers]

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Beginning in October, Sprint (NYSE: S) also plans on slowing data speeds when a Virgin Mobile customer's data use exceeds 2.5 gigabytes in a month.

Come on now.

 

[kenolak]

Still seems fair. They'll probably be bought out once enough people switch.
Not a fan of any of the mobile carriers but lacking a mandatory extra fee for blackberries(even if it is only $10) interests me. Especially since they're a real carrier and charge near the same as prepaid for the same service and not being limited to a handful of phones.
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Originally Posted by beers;14219391
Come on now.

I do agree that would suck if you use the phone for real net/streaming.

-Edit: Meh: ...

 

[Darkapoc]

That blows -.- I might as well of stayed with Metro PCS than, atleast then I would have unlimited calls too -.-

 

[TCOC]

Sprint said current Beyond Talk customers can keep their existing pricing plans if they keep their account from expiring. They also will be able to upgrade to new devices without incurring additional costs.

 

[XaNaX]

i have the blackberry... already paying $38.XX so there will be no change what so ever, hooray i guess?

 

[Jyr]

See you VM.

 

[seabiscuit68]

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Originally Posted by Jyr See you VM.

Over reaction without actually reading anything? If you have a current plan, you will continue on that plan/price until a) you switch your plan or b) you stop making payments.

It is clearly spelled out