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Who Looks after Virgin
The Mobile phone operator of course;)
I am with T Mobile and was thinking of taking up one of their contract deals
I have heard that O2 are the network providers for Virgin. Can anyone confirm or correct this. Thanks in advance
I am with T Mobile and was thinking of taking up one of their contract deals
I have heard that O2 are the network providers for Virgin. Can anyone confirm or correct this. Thanks in advance
If youcan lie down at night knowing in your heart that you just made someone’s day just a little bit better,you know you had a good day!!
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The Mobile phone operator of course;)
I am with T Mobile and was thinking of taking up one of their contract deals
I have heard that O2 are the network providers for Virgin. Can anyone confirm or correct this. Thanks in advance
I've no idea what this thread is about, but o2 do not provide the network coverage for Virgin Mobile. T-Mobile do. You'll probably notice they both have crap land mass coverage compared to o2, but at least you'll get 3G and no "Network busy".
(The last bit was tongue in cheek before people chew, but probably holds an element of truth, so calm down everyone)
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T-mobile look after Virgin hehe, They piggy back off the network.0
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dreamypuma wrote: »I've no idea what this thread is about, but o2 do not provide the network coverage for Virgin Mobile. T-Mobile do. You'll probably notice they both have crap land mass coverage compared to o2, but at least you'll get 3G and no "Network busy".
(The last bit was tongue in cheek before people chew, but probably holds an element of truth, so calm down everyone)
Simple question just needed an answer, and obviously I now know the answer to my question :rolleyes: ......... Thank youIf youcan lie down at night knowing in your heart that you just made someone’s day just a little bit better,you know you had a good day!!0
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