@Skot: Kinda makes sense in a way. Virgin ran on Bell CDMA in Canada, and Sprint CDMA in US, so if they do it in canada, why not offload its last north american arm on its other parent network.
it'd be interesting to see why branson got rid of it, he seemed to get rid of virgin mega stores pretty quick only to watch the new owners have a hard time - what i'm saying is that he seems to cash in before anything goes tits up!
Maybe I'm in the minority, but I think this represents a fairly good deal. For the very occasional (but critical) use this would allow a company to buy the card and only use it when needed. Vacationing employees, power outtages, etc, this would come in very handy. Sure $20 for 250 megs seems high, but compare it to paying $720 a year for data if you only need it 3 random weeks a year.
@Stubtify: That was my first thought, though, the data caps and the $150 dongle make it easier and more appealing to just go to Starbucks, or Wendy's or any number of other places with free wifi.
While this is the "right thing to do" from a help a person when they are down perspective, it actually is a brilliant business model. Considering the utility of a mobile when you are looking for employment, keeping the phone operating will not only enhance the job seekers ability to find new work, it also will ultimately mean a paying customer again much sooner. Sounds like a win-win to me.
It has three layers. On the original, the bottom layer was a keyboard (bread), middle layer was number keys (PB&J), and top layer was the phone buttons (bread). Does that explain it?
the only thing I really liked about my original ocean was the click clack of the sliding motion. At least they kept that part. aside from that, it looks like I haven't missed much since ditching it.
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Beardy Branson looks more like Triple-H's father than Cosmo G. Spacely.
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He can always kill Spacely by accidentally leaving his briefcase in his desk, and have it remotely unfold back into his car.
"Oh my God. It must've malfunctioned!" *tee hee*
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It has three layers. On the original, the bottom layer was a keyboard (bread), middle layer was number keys (PB&J), and top layer was the phone buttons (bread). Does that explain it?
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