About 800,000 pay-monthly Virgin Mobile customers will have their prices hiked by 2.5% next month. But if you're one of them, there's little you can do to leave your contract penalty-free as the firm ...

Virgin Mobile is shutting down in February. Here's what happens to existing Virgin customers and what options they have for cheap monthly cell phone plans.

Virgin Mobile has announced a new no contract with the plan called payLo. The new plan offers unlimited talk and text at $40 monthly and 50 MB of data for web access. The unlimited texting plan ...

Thousands of pay-as-you-go Virgin Mobile customers face paying £6 a day for sending a single text, making a single short call and using any data, when they're moved to a new tariff. If you're affected ...

Virgin aims for middle with new payment plan Carrier that pioneered pay-as-you-go in the U.S. now offers a monthly rate, but says it will stay true to its contract-free roots.

Virgin Mobile unveiled a mobile broadband plan earlier this week that's surprising in its rarity: prepaid broadband in increments of 100MB, 250MB, 600MB, and 1GB. The plan requires a $150 ...

Virgin Mobile USA is shutting down soon and customers of the service will be moved to Boost Mobile starting in February, a freshly posted support site indicates.

Prepaid plans were pioneered largely by Virgin Mobile and other mobile virtual network operators, which used pay-as-you-go and inexpensive monthly plans as the hallmark of their competitive strategy.

Double data on eligible O2 pay-monthly plans in your household if you have Virgin Media broadband installed at your address. Broadband speed boost to the next available level (up to 1Gbps).

Virgin Mobile has simplified its post-paid mobile plans, reducing the number of options it offers from 19 to less than 10, and allowing users to roll over their unused monthly call and text credit.

Virgin Mobile launches £8.50 monthly tariff If you're strapped for cash but the thought of going pay as you go is simply too much to bear, Virgin Mobile's latest tariff may be right up your street ...

Carrier that pioneered pay-as-you-go in the U.S. now offers a monthly rate, but says it will stay true to its contract-free roots.