Thread: Virgin 'suresignal'?
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Old 01-11-2010, 21:33   #12
Jon T
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Re: Virgin 'suresignal'?
Any coverage issues that Virgin mobile have are T-Mobile's issues, it's their network that Virgin use. Virgin don't own/operate their own.

I'm sure I read somewhere that one of the networks that offered femtocells only did so on the condition that other mobile users in your area could use your femtocell, if used on a Virgin broadband connection would this not be a breach of the T&C\AUP as i'm sure it says something like "you will ensure that the broadband signal doesn't extend outside your property".
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