Q. Iam a fan of this cell phone company. I've been with this company 7yrs already. In my personal opinion it has great cell phone deals. I only pay $25 and I find it very confortable. My question is if virgin mobile will soon take out the IPHONE 4s ? Thanks.
A. From what the news stated a couple of days ago, Virgin Mobile will get the iphone around June 29. It will be a no contract cell phone for Virgin Mobile. Pricing is iphone 4S with 16GB will be $649 and the iphone 4 will be $549. It will work on the Virgin Mobile cheapest plan of $35 per month with unlimited internet and texting and 300 minutes monthly for voice. If you sign up for automatic monthly billing online then Virgin Mobile will deduct $5.00 from the $35 plan each month. So you end up paying $30 each month.
What is the difference between iphone 4 and iphone 4s?
Q. There is already a question like this but i didnt understand what it was going on about, so please can someone answer it in simple terms like you get more apps or its faster?
And what is siri? I saw the iphone 4s has that but i dont know what it is?
Thank-youu (:
And what is siri? I saw the iphone 4s has that but i dont know what it is?
Thank-youu (:
A. it is a lot faster, and as you said there is siri which is basically a mechanism that if you say something like "Hows the weather today?" it will respond showing you what the weather is like at your location you can also ask it to text someone, search the web, set
reminders and many many more things.
reminders and many many more things.
Could I start a new contract with Sprint for the iPhone 4s and cancel service within 14 days and keep it?
Q. I already have service with sprint under my sisters name. We are on a family plan, but do not have an upgrade for the iPhone 4s. My question is could I start service under my name buy the iPhone for the new customer price and cancel service within 14 days and keep the phone and activate it on my sisters account. My other big question is would that effect my credit or the possibility of me being able to have Sprint in the future? Thanks
A. Do not do that. You will end up paying so much money and could possibly get in trouble. If you try to do that you first have to pay for the new phone and new plan. Then if you want to cancel you will also have an early termination fee and since we are talking about the iphone or any smartphone sprint can charge you upwards of 400 dollars now thats the price for the phone alone. you also have to pay for your service. So this can be a hassle and like i said there's a possibility of you getting in trouble. If you really want the iphone just buy the unlock version at its full price because honestly that is cheaper than what you want to do
So what exactly is an unlock contract free iphone 4s?
Q. I want to get an iphone 4s but dont want to bother with a contract, so how do you get minutes an internet and all that without contract? Can you just add minutes like a prepaid phone or something like that? Also im pretty sure itd more expensive than normal so what are the pricess? Please try to answer my question? Thanks in advance.
A. an unlocked contract free Iphone 4s, or any phone for that matter, is a phone bought at full price... but Apple Iphone is different... full price iphone is 599/699 depending on GB model... but Apple still locks them... so, they jack up the prices to $799/$899 if you want an unlocked iphone (works with any sim card on earth)
contract phones are full price phones, but offered at a discount... contract has NOTHING to do with account plans or minutes or data plans or features... so instead of a 599 iphone with NO contract, ill give you a $199 iphone with a 2 yur contract... and if you break my contract, ill slap you with a $350 early termination fee... i get 199+350 in the long run... and you get no service... OR, you get a 199 phone, and every monthly bill... i get money that makes up for the loss of money from the contract discount... and normal iphone plans are about 90-100 a month.. so ill get my money back from you in about 4-5 months.. and the rest of the 20 months of contract is EXTRA money and icing on the cake!!! see how wireless politics works?
LMAO
just pop in your postpaid or prepaid sim card and walla... your good to go... for Iphone 4 and 4s, make sure its a micro-sim since these 2 phones use micro-sims and not normal sims...
the service you pay is for your sim card and account, not the iphone.. the iphone is just hardware..... wireless carriers make iphone plans and data plans to "simplify" the experience for the users, since the "general population" doesnt know anything about wireless technology.... so whatever you do for your sim card and your account... just keep doing that and you'll have service on that $799/899 iphone.. LMAO!!!
contract phones are full price phones, but offered at a discount... contract has NOTHING to do with account plans or minutes or data plans or features... so instead of a 599 iphone with NO contract, ill give you a $199 iphone with a 2 yur contract... and if you break my contract, ill slap you with a $350 early termination fee... i get 199+350 in the long run... and you get no service... OR, you get a 199 phone, and every monthly bill... i get money that makes up for the loss of money from the contract discount... and normal iphone plans are about 90-100 a month.. so ill get my money back from you in about 4-5 months.. and the rest of the 20 months of contract is EXTRA money and icing on the cake!!! see how wireless politics works?
LMAO
just pop in your postpaid or prepaid sim card and walla... your good to go... for Iphone 4 and 4s, make sure its a micro-sim since these 2 phones use micro-sims and not normal sims...
the service you pay is for your sim card and account, not the iphone.. the iphone is just hardware..... wireless carriers make iphone plans and data plans to "simplify" the experience for the users, since the "general population" doesnt know anything about wireless technology.... so whatever you do for your sim card and your account... just keep doing that and you'll have service on that $799/899 iphone.. LMAO!!!
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