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So Amazon has the HTC somethings for $99 that are for Virgin Mobile. Am I correct in assuming that I can buy 2 of these and activate them and pay $70 a month instead of the $180 I'm paying Verizon? Are there any hidden caveats that I'm missing in going prepaid? Also, how far out from my contract with Verizon being over should I start the porting process? I'm actually super excited right now at saving over $2000 over the next two years.
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# ¿ Nov 24, 2012 17:06 |
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# ¿ Apr 18, 2024 14:46 |
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Stick100 posted:1. Virgin Mobile is Sprint service ONLY. If you have a sprint Post paid you will roam on Verizon. Sprint service is not as good as Verizon but as always your use area matter only. Virgin Mobile's data is Sprint 3G only and the speeds are terrible compared to any other 3G or heaven help you Verizon LTE comparison. Thank you so much for all of this info. I'm not too concerned about speed, my average data usage with Verizon has been under 250mb every month, and we've never come close to the 700 minutes that Verizon gives us every month. 3g is really only used if I want to go somewhere and forget to look up directions before I leave. When I first got a smartphone I went nuts getting apps and doing lots of stuff with it. But now, other than normal phone things, I really only use my phone for checking my daughter's crib cam, shopping list, and Wordfeud. I think I might try porting my number to GV. I've seen it mentioned quite a few times in this thread, but I'm not real sure what any of it means. I think I'll read up on it and probably do that so I can switch to a new service easier in the future if Virgin sucks around here. edit - So I can buy and activate the other phones now, and then in a week when my contract expires, just port my existing Verizon number to GV, right? And then add my new Virgin number into GV as a forwarding number? I think it makes sense to me. Ariza fucked around with this message at 20:59 on Nov 24, 2012 |
# ¿ Nov 24, 2012 20:56 |