Does Virgin still do pay as you go? Virgin Mobile is axing its Pay As You Go option meaning 123,000 customers will no longer be able to use it on the network. Those affected by
Does Virgin still do pay as you go?
Virgin Mobile is axing its Pay As You Go option meaning 123,000 customers will no longer be able to use it on the network. Those affected by the changes will be notified by October 2021 with changes taking place in January 2022. After then, the network will cut off any PAYG customers still using this service.
Is pay as you go being phased out?
The telecoms giant announced it will axe its ‘classic’ PAYG and international sim cards for new customers, although existing ones will still be able to top-up. The move comes after Virgin Media announced it would be stopping PAYG.
How much does a text cost on Virgin pay as you go?
Original Pay As You Go Original Pay As You Go
| Service | Cost |
|---|---|
| Calls to Virgin Mobiles2 First 5 minutes of calls each day ^ | 25p per minute |
| Minimum call charge | 16p per call |
| Text to other Virgin Mobiles2 | 5p per text |
| Each minute after that ^ | 1p per minute |
What happens if you don’t top-up Pay As You Go?
PAYG Credit Expiry: When your Pay As You Go credit expires, you’ll no longer be able to use it or recover it. On most mainstream mobile networks, your credit will never expire providing your SIM card remains active. However, on some smaller mobile networks, your credit can expire just 90 days after top-up.
How much does it cost to phone Virgin Media?
Virgin Media will charge calling at a standard geographical rate, which is 3p-55p per minute; nevertheless, the time of the day while phoning is also critical because evenings, weekends and daytime are charged at different rates.
Are Boost and Virgin Mobile the same?
The Virgin Mobile USA service will be discontinued, and we are happy to announce that most of the existing Virgin Mobile customers will be transferred to our sister brand, Boost Mobile beginning in February.
Who is the carrier for Virgin Mobile?
Through its use of Vodafone’s infrastructure, Virgin Mobile has 99% 2G coverage, 99% 3G coverage, and 99% 4G coverage. In other words then you’ll be able to get a connection – and usually a fast 4G one – almost anywhere in the UK.