Virgin Mobile prepaid mobile broadband beats contract pricing by $20

Aug 25th 2010 at 4:00PM


While some companies have put an end to unlimited mobile data connections on your laptop or other mobile device, Virgin Mobile USA, a prepaid provider, is simplifying its plans and offering unlimited prepaid mobile broadband for $40 a month -- $20 cheaper than what it would cost with a contract on networks like AT&T, Verizon and Sprint.(wireless internet service,internet service providers,internet service,wireless service providers,verizon wireless internet,verizon internet,broadband internet providers,wireless broadband providers,broadband internet,broadband wireless)

The new plans will offer a $10 package for 100MB or 10 days as well as a $40 package that offers unlimited data use for a period of 30 days. This is a departure from its plans that charged $10, $20, $40 or $60 for various amounts of data. The nice thing about this type of prepaid mobile broadband, called Broadband2Go by Virgin Mobile, is that users can purchase a block of service when they need it (and pay nothing when they're not using it.)
The Virgin Mobile USA network is powered by Sprint, which means it has a rather large nationwide network of 3G and 1X data. If you need to check the service in your area there is a coverage map available that shows the data speeds and coverage.
In the press release announcing the plan, Virgin Mobile called attention to self employed and independent workers, who make up approximately 30% of the nation's workforce, who would benefit from a flexible and affordable contract-free data plan. Prepaid data is also perfect for personal users who may find that they need a connection only from time to time. Another bonus of prepaid? You can share a device with a friend and cut down on the initial purchase price.
Assuming you use the Virgin Mobile Broadband2Go service for an entire year, you would still save $240 over the traditional $60-a-month contract price of data, or $480 compared to a two-year contract. If you take into account several months where you don't need a mobile connection, or just need a short $10 package, the savings can grow greatly.
When compared to the prepaid mobile broadband offers from Verizon, Virgin Mobile's cheapest plan is $5 cheaper, and the Unlimited plan is $40 less per month than a 5GB plan on Verizon.
Virgin Mobile USA offers an Ovation MC760 USB modem for $79.99, which can connect one device to the Internet and a MiFi 2200 Mobile Hotspot for $149.99 that can connect up to five devices to the Internet. Those links haven't been updated by Virgin Mobile USA yet with the unlimited plan for $40, but its Facebook page has the new price.
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Has anyone ever experienced a huge price difference between other retailers than actually purchasing from a verizon corporate store or through verizon wireless? I called yesterday with another issue and verizon offered me an early upgrade and talked me into the lg revolution. I was told the price would be 249.99 for a 2 year upgrade. I ask the man if that was the best rate at the going time and he said yes that is currently where they are at with that phone and he explained that everyone would be that price so I went ahead with the upgrade. Today I saw something online about target having the revolution for cheap so i went to their site and also wirefly and they both had a 2 year upgrade price of 99.99 for the same phone. Anyone know why there is such a huge price difference between verizon and wirefly/target on the same phone. I called in and ask a customer service rep and they had no idea or said they had no idea their is such a difference in price but that I could reject the fed ex shipment when it comes and everything would go back to original upgrade dates and i could call and order from wirefly if i chose to do it. Anyone else had this experience and has anyone else dealt with wirefly before? Would I be wiser to refuse the shipment and order from them in a few weeks when my original upgrade date was supposed to be? I remember seeing 50 dollar differences before between mall verizons and corporate verizon/online stores but never a $150 difference plus wirefly/target is giving $25 gift cards for android store with this phone so its more like $175 cost difference.

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I bought my Droid Charge from Costco. It was 120 less then Verizon and still 70 less with my ne2.
I called and asked if Verizon would match prices and the rep told me it was an awesome deal at Costco I should buy it there. I guess big red just cares about the service.
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I noticed that as well. They are supposed to call me back tommorow and see if they can do anything about it but the one rep told me id be better off to go elsewhere. It seems really odd that even though they are already sending me the phone and all they dont want to match prices. Obviously these other reteailers must pay less for their phones than what they sell them for or something so surely verizon could match their prices and you would think it would be easier eliminating the retailer as the middleman.

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Beware that a LOT of sites (even some stores) have their own contract that you are locked into with them, some even state you can't change your plan for 6 months and if you do, a 300.00+ charge will be taken from the card you used to purchase the phone with (usually online). Also, if you have any questions, don't expect the stores to give you any help if you did not buy it from the store. If need stuff transferred, don't even think about go to the store and thinking to have it done for free if you didn't get the phone from the store.

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I noticed that as well. They are supposed to call me back tommorow and see if they can do anything about it but the one rep told me id be better off to go elsewhere. It seems really odd that even though they are already sending me the phone and all they dont want to match prices. Obviously these other reteailers must pay less for their phones than what they sell them for or something so surely verizon could match their prices and you would think it would be easier eliminating the retailer as the middleman.Corp stores are not allowed to match prices. Prices are set company wide and by upper corp.

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you would think it would be easier eliminating the retailer as the middleman.I agree 100%. I bought 5 phone back in 2008 from verizonwireless.com and paid a good amount of money. looking back I could probably get the same phone from a 3rd party retailer for at least half the price or maybe even free.

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I agree 100%. I bought 5 phone back in 2008 from verizonwireless.com and paid a good amount of money. looking back I could probably get the same phone from a 3rd party retailer for at least half the price or maybe even free.... and sometimes, you get what you paid for. Sometimes service after the sale is lacking... and sometimes the private retailer charges you for making account changes. There are some rather respectable private retailers out there... No doubt about it. Unfortunately, there are also some not-so-respectable private retailers out there, too. The internet will help you research a particular retailer's reputation...

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Wow amazon wireless charges ETF too on top of VZW ETF. I assume this applies to all 3rd retailer?
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AmazonWireless Instant Discount Policy
When you purchase your device with service from AmazonWireless.com, we automatically pass along an instant discount from the carrier to you. This discount has been provided to you based on your agreement to (a) activate a new, or extend an existing, line of service for this device with the carrier, and (b) maintain this service in good standing for a minimum of 181 consecutive days. If you do not activate or extend a line of service in connection with this device, or if your service is canceled/disconnected before 181 consecutive days, AmazonWireless.com will charge you $250 per device, plus applicable taxes.
Verizon Wireless Early Termination Fee
If you purchase a discounted phone with a two-year contract and then cancel after the 14-day return period, Verizon will charge a pro-rated Early Termination Fee based on your phone/device type.
For Smartphones purchased after November 14, 2009, such as the Motorola DROID and BlackBerry Storm: Verizon charges $350 minus $10 for each full month of your Service Commitment that you complete.
For a list of advanced devices subject to the $350 fee, check http://www.verizonwireless.com/advanceddevices
For Standard Phones, such as the Motorola Barrage or Samsung Intensity: Verizon charges $175 minus $5 for each full month of your Service Commitment that you complete.
NOTE: Once you fulfill your service contract, you'll automatically become a month-to-month customer.

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The retailers get an additional commission from Verizon because you keep a data plan active for 6 months. Thus the lower price, but also the additional contract and fee if they don't get it.

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Corp stores are not allowed to match prices. Prices are set company wide and by upper corp.I call this comment false to an extent.
I was torn between the Revolution and the Dinc2. Wirefly had them for $99/$0, resp. I was a bit iffy about ordering from them. Sams club had them for $99/$50.
I asked our corporate rep if VZW could match that price for the Droid and if so I would order right then. I was told yes, so I got
it.
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If it makes everyone here feel better about paying through the roof for Verizon then go for the insults
i use to make fun of Sprint until i got them, both suck here in Phoenix compared to the GSM providers (muffled voice, low 3g speeds)
Sprint and VZ are neck and neck here as far as data speeds but the voice quality is actually worse on VZ than Sprint because of the EVRC-B codec, so for CDMA i'll keep Sprint and for GSM i'll keep T-Mobile because the AMR-FR codec and consistent 5+Mbps on my 3G phone cannot be touched by CDMA (and dont go on about LTE, until they make a phone that lasts all day on a charge with normal use for LTE i dont wanna hear it)
Enjoy your Full rate while you can because its pretty obvious what AT&T will do.
AT&T's 3G network has been switched to AMR-HR nationally, and GSM basically is. Thats what happens when a company has a lot of customers in the wireless industry. T-Mobile sounds great, but they are losing millions of customers and still are the smallest, Sprint also has half the customers of Verizon and AT&T.
So even though a few people say Verizon just sounds terrible, they must be doing something right to have as many customers and still having gains.
And I don't have to make myself feel any better for paying what I do with Verizon (funny thing is I pay less with Verizon than I would with Sprint), because their network is so horrible in the Southeast I would be wasting money to deal with that crap.

T-Mobile - Get more for less!!!
T-Mobile's HSPA+ Network from my Samsung Galaxy S 4G Tether to my MBA via PDAnet in Alabama

My Verizon HTC Thunderbolt on 4G LTE (real 4G) in Atlanta, GA

AT&T's HSPA+ 4G Network at its best (Literally)

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Enjoy your Full rate while you can because its pretty obvious what AT&T will do.
AT&T's 3G network has been switched to AMR-HR nationally, and GSM basically is. Thats what happens when a company has a lot of customers in the wireless industry. T-Mobile sounds great, but they are losing millions of customers and still are the smallest, Sprint also has half the customers of Verizon and AT&T.
So even though a few people say Verizon just sounds terrible, they must be doing something right to have as many customers and still having gains.
And I don't have to make myself feel any better for paying what I do with Verizon (funny thing is I pay less with Verizon than I would with Sprint), because their network is so horrible in the Southeast I would be wasting money to deal with that crap.
I use to be the biggest VZ fanboy (look at previous posts on here) until i moved to Phoenix, VZ is just awful here (not to mention i had plenty of dropped calls to go along with the VZ bill, something i never experienced with VZ until i came out west here)
My phone would not ring, and i'd just get a VM notification anywhere from 2hrs to 2 days later, i always had bars but that did not mean they were reliable bars.. I have a phone on page plus that still does the above so VZ obviously has not bothered to fix it here

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I use to be the biggest VZ fanboy (look at previous posts on here) until i moved to Phoenix, VZ is just awful here (not to mention i had plenty of dropped calls to go along with the VZ bill, something i never experienced with VZ until i came out west here)
My phone would not ring, and i'd just get a VM notification anywhere from 2hrs to 2 days later, i always had bars but that did not mean they were reliable bars.. I have a phone on page plus that still does the above so VZ obviously has not bothered to fix it here
Maybe in your area, but for the many areas like mine Verizon works best and they dominate every other carrier. AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint can't come close to the 3G data coverage nor voice coverage down here. Just as T-Mobile works great in your area, it doesn't work so well in others.
T-Mobile lists our metro as "4G", but I can name a lot of places where the tower has no backhaul so its only up to 1Mbit/s, voice quality is good but the coverage still isn't as vast as Verizon.
Obviously I am not just stuck on Verizon because I have all the major carriers, and I carry all my phone's with me. And when I travel the best service is Verizon and then AT&T, Verizon does have problem areas but they are rated the best and doing the best right now for a reason. And its not just because they have been sitting on their butts.

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U.S. Cellular (1) and Verizon (2) definitely dominate here. AT&T is third, T-Mobile is fourth (and still the only carrier here that has no 3G) and Metro PCS brings up the rear.

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Upcoming promo before tiered pricing deadline?

I appreciate your off topic post but

1. I don't think its software on the S2, if it were a wipe would have fixed it.

2. By the time a new BB comes out on vzw I will be eligible to upgrade again.

3. I'm ready to try something new for 30 days without risk. I can come back to BB if need be.

Again, this thread is only about upcoming promos, not about anyones choice of phones.

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