Thinking about getting a Lg Optimus V

Im thinking about grabbing this phone.One thing is I have never used virgin mobile.Im a verizon customer and Im over paying this crazy bill every month.Is the virgin mobile $25 plan really unlimited data and 300 mins a month?Or does it charge you the mins for using data?Thanks

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No minutes for using data or text. Extra minutes are $0.20/Minute. I read that they don't roam. Best deal for unlimited web is by BoostMobile, 0.35/Day, but not including email(webmail is another story)

I picked this phone up last night,its pretty neat really.I got the $25 card it has 300 talk mins and web data and messing unlimited with this phone.The 3G works excellent in my area.Very happy with my purchase so long verizon.

You get extra charges for the following:

- International calls
- International Texting(15 Cents/Message)
- Checking your balance from your phone(not through your PC) more than 5 times a day. Additional checks cost 2 Cents each.

My husband has this phone and he prefers it to my iphone because of the price and customization. He doesn't use 300 minutes in a month, but heavily uses it for games & Internet with no additional charges.

Originally Posted by n18

You get extra charges for the following:

- International calls
- International Texting(15 Cents/Message)
- Checking your balance from your phone(not through your PC) more than 5 times a day. Additional checks cost 2 Cents each.

When I talked to Virgin they said the extra cost for the monthly plan itself is sales tax.
Is this the only extra charge other than what you mentioned above. Just sales tax?

But there is some signal problems with this mobile

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Originally Posted by n18

No minutes for using data or text. Extra minutes are $0.20/Minute. I read that they don't roam. Best deal for unlimited web is by BoostMobile, 0.35/Day, but not including email(webmail is another story)