As of 7/1/12 Virgin will allow roaming on all phones at no charge. There is a thread about it below.
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From http://newsroom.sprint.com/article_d...rticle_id=2305:
"iPhone will be available without a contract and with no fees for activation or roaming."
So what network(s) would it get to roam on? Is this just talk? Does it include text roaming? What about data roaming? To me this roaming news is (potentially) just as big and the iPhone news.
I wonder if VM is going to start offering roaming for other phones/plans?
As of 7/1/12 Virgin will allow roaming on all phones at no charge. There is a thread about it below.
According to the latest posts in that thread, roaming is NOT coming to VM.
Virgin Mobile USA Hi everyone. I need to clarify comments about roaming on Virgin Mobile. Roaming is not available. We did recently update our terms and conditions (effective 7/1/12) in order to make our language more consistent with Sprint’s. There is a new reference to roaming, but we have no plans to add roaming at this time. For information on whether roaming applies, see your service plan details. Our sincere apologies. ^Justin C
I'm surprised about the lack of discussion on VM's iPhone having the ability to roam.Perhaps that's why their ToS was being updated -- because the iPhone will have that feature. Then again, perhaps the mention of roaming in VM's press release (on the iPhone) was just another mistake.
Obviously if roaming was coming it would be with Verizon. They announced that it was coming 7/1 on their Facebook page before back peddling a couple of days later. Who knows, maybe they're just postponing it because of all the commotion/confusion with the release of the Evo and now the iPhone.
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If Sprint does provide Off Network Roaming exclusively on the prepaid Virgin Mobile iPhone it will makes it easier for numerous AT&T, T-Mobile, and VZW contract subscribers to switch to VM's ridiculously affordable iPhone service.Originally Posted by bcm00re
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Last edited by agianne; 06-09-2012 at 03:36 PM. Reason: Edited because I mis-understood what 503ducati was asking in another reply.
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