When the new iPhone 5S and 5C were released on September 20th, the phones were exclusive to some carriers, such as AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon. Apple announced at its iPhone event that all other carriers would start carrying the new handsets starting October 1st, next Tuesday. Today, popular pre-paid carrier Virgin Mobile announced pricing and availability for both iPhone models.
Using bands from Sprint, Virgin is capable of LTE speeds in some areas, although some maybe argue Sprint's network has very low speeds. Virgin will allow customers to start a no-contract plan for as low as $30 a month with auto-pay. That plan includes 300 anytime minutes and "unlimited" messaging and data. Should you need more, 1200 anytime minutes is just $10 more and so on. Those looking for a contract-free iPhone 5S or 5C should take a look at the plans Virgin has to offer.
Source: Contract-free iPhone 5s/5c launching on Virgin Mobile next Tuesday
Using bands from Sprint, Virgin is capable of LTE speeds in some areas, although some maybe argue Sprint's network has very low speeds. Virgin will allow customers to start a no-contract plan for as low as $30 a month with auto-pay. That plan includes 300 anytime minutes and "unlimited" messaging and data. Should you need more, 1200 anytime minutes is just $10 more and so on. Those looking for a contract-free iPhone 5S or 5C should take a look at the plans Virgin has to offer.
Source: Contract-free iPhone 5s/5c launching on Virgin Mobile next Tuesday