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Why not go to boost mobile and get $50 unlimited everything.
Because text messaging on Virgin Mobile actually works properly (unlike Boost where sometimes messages don't arrive until days after they are sent).
Just my opinion but Virgin Mobile's coverage (which uses the Sprint network) is better than Boost's (Nextel) coverage.
Well, what I meant was the Sprint CDMA coverage vs. iDEN coverage...
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Elroy J. @ Apr 10th 2009 6:41PM
Why not go to boost mobile and get $50 unlimited everything.
Travis @ Apr 10th 2009 9:26PM
Because text messaging on Virgin Mobile actually works properly (unlike Boost where sometimes messages don't arrive until days after they are sent).
tmcb @ Apr 10th 2009 7:44PM
Just my opinion but Virgin Mobile's coverage (which uses the Sprint network) is better than Boost's (Nextel) coverage.
tmcb @ Apr 10th 2009 7:47PM
Well, what I meant was the Sprint CDMA coverage vs. iDEN coverage...