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- 08-13-2003, 09:59 AM #1MattGuest
i see that virgin mobile is the sprint pcs prepaid. does anyone know if the
"top up" cards have expiration dates (like you have to buy another card in a
certain amount of days or else your account is terminated)? im in new
england if that makes a difference.
tia
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- 08-13-2003, 10:43 AM #2Phil SchumanGuest
Re: sprint prepaid-- virgin mobile? question
the VM account must have "top up" activity every 90 days -
that's why we acquired one for the house,
since the other carriers force an update every 45 days...
not sure if the card itself has an expiration date -
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> i see that virgin mobile is the sprint pcs prepaid. does anyone know
if the
> "top up" cards have expiration dates (like you have to buy another
card in a
> certain amount of days or else your account is terminated)? im in new
> england if that makes a difference.
>
> tia
>
>
- 08-13-2003, 01:44 PM #3exitGuest
Re: sprint prepaid-- virgin mobile? question
Did you see this on the net or in the sprint store do you have a link
for the sprint prepaid virgin
I did read someplace that you get charged for a call even if the party
your calling does not pick up but it does look like it is one of the
cheapest prepaid plans around right now
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- 08-14-2003, 01:42 AM #4CA was in NJGuest
Re: sprint prepaid-- virgin mobile? question
exit wrote:
>Did you see this on the net or in the sprint store do you have a link
>for the sprint prepaid virgin
The card itself has an expiration date. It usually it about a year and a
half from the current date. This is independent of the expiration of the
time when actually added to the phone, of course.
>I did read someplace that you get charged for a call even if the party
>your calling does not pick up but it does look like it is one of the
>cheapest prepaid plans around right now
It works the same as a landline (long distance) call for me. If you hang up
while the other phone is ringing, you don't get charged. Once something
other than a ring signal is heard, you get charged.
- 09-08-2003, 03:54 PM #5CA was in NJGuest
Re: sprint prepaid-- virgin mobile? question
exit wrote:
>Did you see this on the net or in the sprint store do you have a link
>for the sprint prepaid virgin
The card itself has an expiration date. It usually it about a year and a
half from the current date. This is independent of the expiration of the
time when actually added to the phone, of course.
>I did read someplace that you get charged for a call even if the party
>your calling does not pick up but it does look like it is one of the
>cheapest prepaid plans around right now
It works the same as a landline (long distance) call for me. If you hang up
while the other phone is ringing, you don't get charged. Once something
other than a ring signal is heard, you get charged.
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