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How far would you go to get out of your wireless contract? »
« why not charge MORE for the phone?  

dadkins
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Re: its all part of the system.

Like... this?
Virgin Mobile is on Sprint PCS... NO Raoming charges either!

Q. Does Virgin Mobile coverage include roaming?

A.With Virgin Mobile, there is no roaming. No roaming means no roaming charges.

You can use your Virgin Mobile phone anywhere in Virgin Mobile and extended digital coverage areas across the U.S., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

If you leave our coverage area, all your text messages will be saved for up to 72 hours. Voicemail messages will be saved until you return.

Austin, Texas? Sure!

Here...
»https://www.virginmobileusa.com/coverage···erage.do
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permalink · 2007-08-18 14:16:16 · Print · Reply to this

MrMaster
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Re: its all part of the system.

I know Virgin is a good deal but what I was saying was there are very few carriers out there that don't require the 2 yr contract (which sucks).

Now, Virgin, T-mobile, and sprint can't even be options for me due to were some of my friends and family live.

»www.virginmobileusa.com/coverage···y_WI.gif
Technically, att wireless doesn't even work at my parents house however I still have to switch carriers.
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permalink · 2007-08-18 21:36:23 · Print · Reply to this
hottboiinnc
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Re: its all part of the system.

T-Mobile doesnt offer contracts either for the same service. They offer a service called FlexPay. Use the same phones, same services- including Fav5 and just pay monthly. You buy the phone you want plus one month up front but hey no contract and you get the same services and coverage.
permalink · 2007-08-19 20:48:30 · Reply to this
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