Reply With QuoteYou're probably right. But five gigs is still way better then the new 2 gig plan coming out of Att . They won't give you "unlimited" EVEN with a contract. What's the point (I mean besides the iphone? And that's not going to last forever. )
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Does Virgin Mobile share the same 5GB limit as Sprint?
I emailed customer service a while ago, but they were clueless.
I have a blue tooth
You're probably right. But five gigs is still way better then the new 2 gig plan coming out of Att . They won't give you "unlimited" EVEN with a contract. What's the point (I mean besides the iphone? And that's not going to last forever. )
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Technically, Beyond Talk has an unlimited data plan. So there is a secret limit of 5G that just a few users will actually go through? I'm thinking the vast majority won't, and for the rest it should not be an issue?
I've climbed a cellphone tower
As far as anyone knows, there is no hard limit for Beyond Talk Data. Use a TB or 2, and you might get a phone call, or a warning letter. Other than that, I wouldn't worry.
And, there is NO 5 GB limit on Sprint for phone data. That limit is for broadband modems, ONLY.
Where's the power button?
here's what it says in the Terms of Service when you buy a phone from their website:
Beyond Talk Plans:
* $25.00 per month for unlimited domestic text messages, picture messages, instant messages ("IM") and email messages (collectively, "Messages"), unlimited video, unlimited access to Downloads (VirginXL) and the mobile Internet (but not unlimited downloaded content), and 300 anytime minutes.
* $40.00 per month for unlimited domestic Messages and video, unlimited access to Downloads (VirginXL) and the mobile Internet (but not unlimited downloaded content), and 1200 anytime minutes.
* $60.00 per month for unlimited domestic Messages and video, unlimited access to Downloads (VirginXL) and the mobile Internet (but not unlimited downloaded content), and unlimited anytime minutes.
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