I saw a virgin mobile jax phone for $14.99 I'm thinking about getting it cause it has a mp3 on it and I could use it as my permanent clock. I was just wondering if there is any activation fee or anything because I don't want to use
absolutely everyone in simple terms needs to kick back down. the service is down, ok, they're engaged on it. You all might want to easily feel free that your getting infinite records/texting/digital mail for in simple terms 35 money a month, the international received't end in simple terms because the texting service has gone down for what ever reason. So dont bash the employer it is giving you this tremendous value, i have had Virgin for 2 years now and it is in simple terms the second one time that any service has gone down, so human beings in simple terms relax and digital mail human beings in case you quite cant stay without texting
If you don't want to use it a phone, then you shouldn't have any problems. There's no activation fee, but you might have to pay for the first month's free to help activate it before you can use the programs. Not sure if you would or not, I just paid it on mine since I use it as a phone any way. If you want to use mp3's on it like you said, I'd watch out because it may be hard. I haven't had the same phone you said about exactly, but I have had several Virgin Mobile phones and Virgin Mobile has all the phones they sell set to not download anything from sites they don't like, which basically means anything free. That includes trying to send files over via cable or even bluetooth.For just an alarm, it should be a good choice, jst don't hope to get a lot done with it unless you wanna pay more to unlock it to download the songs you want if you want it as an mp3 player as well.
