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| VM Broadband2Go MC760 Device $39 OfficeMax OfficeMax will be offering the device for $39 on their Black Friday sale-Friday and Saturday.
Wal-Mart recently reduced the price to $59.88.
Depending on your needs, could be a good deal. ($50 monthly fee, 2.5GB full speed)
However, sometimes you can find the AT&T Mifi on sale for $49, with 5GB 3G for $40 month. (definately have better AT&T reception here). |
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| Do you (or anyone) know if, upon a MC760 failure, another MC760 can be substituted under the same plan? I've got a "grandfathered" original $40 Unlimited plan, but worry about how Virgin would treat an MC760 failure. $39 bucks would be a cheap backup to leave on-the-shelf... |
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 dib22
join:2002-01-27
Kansas City, MO | If it's less than 12 months since purchase they will replace it under warranty.
If you add on a new device (replacement or new) it should retain your plan.
The $40-5gig-then-throttle is tied to the account, not the device. |
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| said by dib22:...tied to the account, not the device.
Not sure how you would know this, but I'm enough of a believer to pop for $39 bucks anyway!  |
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dib22
join:2002-01-27
Kansas City, MO | said by laserfan:Not sure how you would know this, but I'm enough of a believer to pop for $39 bucks anyway!
We'll to be honest I am not 100% sure, but I have swapped out devices under warranty BEFORE they killed off the 40 plan. I just assume it holds true.
Checking their statements they implied the only way to loose the $40/5Gig would be to change plans, or not have an active plan for more than 12 months. |
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| Your candor is very much appreciated, thank you dib22. |
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