Virgin Mobiles

Virgin Mobile may be subject to heavy critcism, but I can do nothing but sing its praises! Virgin Mobile is a "virtual network" which means it has lower overheads than the traditional networks as it doesn't own its own masts, etc which means it can pass the benefits onto the consumer in offering lower call charges. Virgin happens to use One2One's infrastructure which is the lowest capacity in the United Kingdom but in Bradford I get excellent call quality and can't complain about the coverage at all! One2One is on the 1800MHz band so you get a decent sound quality and also uses EFR - a technology which gives you the same call quality as a ...

Having handed back in my company mobile on leaving my last job getting hold of a reasonably cheap mobile phone for taking calls (job agencies/contracts etc.) was invaluable. "Pay & go" was the optimum choice as whilst waiting for the next jb to come along I didn't want to keep forking out cash just for line charges, plus most of the calls would be inbound to the phone. Having spent some time scouring the magazines, I cam to the conclusion that Virgin offered me the best deal as a provider - 15p/minute for the first five minutes in any day and then 5p/minute after that (regardless of the time). This was good rather than paying anything up to ...

I have just purchased this mobile phone from virgin. It is an Alcatel Max DB. I had been looking around for a pay as you go phone at a reasonable price with a good tariff, I don't think I could have found a better offer than this. The phone cost £39.99 including a £5 voucher, I also got another £20 worth of calls free, Which works out I only paid £15 for the phone. This offer is only in Virgin record stores, I'm not sure how long this offer is going on for. The tariff for this pay as you go phone is excellent, 15p for the first five minutes then 5p a minute. Text messages cost 10p per message. There's also a great option on this phone ...