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Does Virgin Mobile offer Monthly Plans? How much do they cost?
Virgin Mobile offers a variety of different Monthly Plans - get monthly minutes without a long-term contract. Plus, Unlimited 7PM Nights & Weekends, Mobile to Mobile calling and Unlimited Text & Messaging are available on select plans.
You can see all of our Monthly Plans
here.
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How does it work?
Upon payment of your monthly charge plus taxes and surcharges, you’ll start each month with the amount of minutes that you've signed up for. If you use up your anytime minutes and you have a balance, additional minutes are just 20¢ each and the cost will come out of your account balance.
If your monthly charge didn't go through--because there was a problem with your credit/debit card or PayPal account, or because there wasn't enough in your balance to cover the charge--you can continue to talk at a rate of 20¢/min for up to 120 days until you
restore your account. Once you pay the outstanding monthly charge, you can start talking again with the plan you selected. Or, if you Top-Up for an amount less than the outstanding monthly charge, you'll automatically be switched to the 20¢ per Minute
Pay As You Go Basic Rate offer 30 days from your last Top-Up or at the end of that 120-day period, whichever comes first.
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Is this Plan right for me?
Monthly Plans are a great way to go if you use your phone a lot or want to get a lot of monthly minutes with nights and weekends. Compare our Monthly plans
here. to find out which fits you best.
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