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bikeman
03-07-2008, 12:20
Do you think it is really true that virgin 15 offers half the mins of virgin 12 for £3 more or you can pay £8 more for virgin 20 and get the same mins/texts as virgin 12.

pay more get less taken literally....

see
http://www.virginmobile.com/vm/viewProduct.do?productId=14B85AC6-28B7-4947-8361-03FAC6E3DA62&catalogue=online
BenMcr
05-07-2008, 15:09
It is probably down to what phone you get with the tariff and how much it is.

Though knowing how badly Virgin update their websites it probably doesn't make sense at the moment
Moonwalk
16-07-2008, 11:18
Hi
I am thinking about switching to the Virgin Monthly tariff. Can anyone clarify which numbers are not included in the package and will be added to the bill at the end of the month.
snazzy
17-07-2008, 17:13
Those prices seem very very expensive. What are you getting for that? a N95. lol
raefil
17-07-2008, 17:39
Thats truly bizarre!!
icsys
24-07-2008, 10:18
Hi
I am thinking about switching to the Virgin Monthly tariff. Can anyone clarify which numbers are not included in the package and will be added to the bill at the end of the month.

Any number that does NOT start with 01, 02, 07 is NOT included in bundle allowance
(there are a number of charities and helplines you can call for free)

789 - speak to customer services 10p
Itemised online billing - FREE
Voicemail in the UK - FREE
Paul
24-07-2008, 11:21
I have one of the Liberty SIMS, 150 mins and 1000 texts for £15, seems much better than any of the proper monthly deals (and I can cancel it at any time as well, no 12/18 month contract).
BexTech
24-07-2008, 19:11
Any number that does NOT start with 01, 02, 07 is NOT included in bundle allowance


What about 03 numbers, they should be included like 01 and 02 numbers?
BenMcr
24-07-2008, 22:57
Yes they should
arcamalpha2004
01-08-2008, 10:10
Those prices seem very very expensive. What are you getting for that? a N95. lol


And a free laptop I believe :D
icsys
24-09-2008, 19:13
What about 03 numbers, they should be included like 01 and 02 numbers?
Yes they should

But unfortunately they are not....... until the 13th of October 2008. From then, 03 numbers will be included in the airtime allowance.
BenMcr
24-09-2008, 19:17
That's a bit bad of Virgin Mobile considering the 03 numbers have been around since last year

Anyone know what the other networks have done with the 03 numbers?
Gary L
25-09-2008, 15:20
I have one of the Liberty SIMS, 150 mins and 1000 texts for £15, seems much better than any of the proper monthly deals (and I can cancel it at any time as well, no 12/18 month contract).

Have you looked at the deals with orange and O2?
for £5 more than you are paying now, you'll get an extra 450 mins, same amount of texts and a £7.50 bolt on with O2. they are monthly contracts too.

http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/paymsim
http://shop.o2.co.uk/tariffs/sim_only
zing_deleted
25-09-2008, 15:35
Till the end of the month you can get the o2 simplicity for £20 a month 600 mins and a bolt on which can be unlimited text.

I am on the £30 deal 1200 mins £1000 text and I get all mobile and landline calls saturday sunday and monday included as my bolt on. Also because o2 made a balls up I get a second bolt on free also
Gary L
25-09-2008, 15:46
Till the end of the month you can get the o2 simplicity for £20 a month 600 mins and a bolt on which can be unlimited text.


You already do get the unlimited texts included.
it's 600 mins + unlimited texts + a £7.50 bolt on.