Virgin Media Customers can Surf Abroad with New Travel Passes

Virgin Media mobile broadband has just released ‘EU Travel Passes’ for customers who want to surf the net whilst abroad. The passes, which start at just £6 per day, will offer customers great value for money when using their mobile internet and broadband to surf anywhere in the EU.

There is four different choices of mobile broadband EU Travel Passes, which allow customers to access data for -

• 1 day   = £10 for 10MB
• 3 days  = £15 for 15MB
• 7 days  = £30 for 30MB
• 30 days = £6 for 60MB

So now Virgin Media customers can stay online whilst they are away on business or pleasure without running up any unexpected bills. Customers can also purchase internet passes for their mobile phones whilst abroad for £4 an hour or £6 for a day.

Director of mobile at Virgin Media, Jonathan Kini, said -

Virgin Media customers never have to worry about accessing the internet while they’re abroad. Whether it’s searching for the best pizzeria in Rome on your mobile or uploading photos onto Facebook with a laptop and mobile broadband, customers now have control over what they spend on holiday.

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Virgin Media Launch Flexible Mobile Broadband

Virgin Media mobile broadband has just been launched, with super fast speeds of up to 7.2Mb available! There is a wide variety of packages available to suit all customer requirements, starting at just £10 a month for a 1GB tariff. Virgin mobile broadband will be offering -

• Award winning USB modem
• 85% UK coverage
• 28 day money-back guarantee
• 20% off when you buy in a bundle

Customers can either sign up for a flexible 1 month rolling contract or a fixed 18 month tariff with either 1GB or 3GB of data each month. With download speeds of up to 7.2Mb, Virgin mobile broadband will be one of the quickest available on the market, which is great news for customers who demand the best service.

Executive director of mobile at Virgin Media, Graeme Oxby, said -

We’re thrilled to be offering this faster mobile broadband to our users. If you’re not at home or near a wireless connection, mobile broadband is the best way of staying connected on the move and we’re delighted to be making this a speedier, more pleasant experience for our customers.

So if you demand speed and efficiency from your laptop whilst on the move, why not check out the latest Virgin Media flexible mobile broadband offers, with tariffs to suit the lightest and heaviest users.

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The Virgin Media Netbook Has Arrived

The Virgin Media ‘Freedom‘ Netbook has finally been released, and it’s free! Simply sign up to one of the 24 month Virgin Media bundle contracts below with an £11 a month phone line, and you will receive this lightweight computer that fits in the palm of your hand for absolutely nothing.

Free Netbook Deals

• £20 a month for 3 months then £29
• 1GB Mobile Broadband
• Up to 10Mb Fibre Optic Broadband
• Unlimited UK weekend landline calls

• £34.50 a month
• 1GB Mobile Broadband
• Up to 10Mb Fibre Optic Broadband
• Over 65 digital TV channels
• Unlimited UK weekend landline calls

• £47 a month for first 3 months then £62
• 3GB Mobile Broadband
• Up to 20Mb Fibre Optic Broadband
• Over 165 digital TV channels
• Unlimited anytime UK landline calls

The Virgin Media Netbook weighs only 1.1kg and has a battery life of 2 hours 30 mins standard use. It also comes with a free soft carry case and a free dongle so you can work and surf wherever and whenever you want. Other features include -

• Intel Atom 1.60GHz 1N270 Processor N270,
• Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Operating System
• 1GB Memory
• 120GB SATA Hard Drive
• Intel Integrated 133 MHz Graphics Card
• Intel High Definition Audio
• Internal Speaker
• Built-in 0.3 megapixel webcam
• 13 Months Hardware Warranty
• 13 Months Technical Helpline

The Virgin Media Netbook is new on the market and is sure to be a huge hit with customers up and down the country. So why not upgrade your home package today and receive this fantastic computer absolutely free!

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Mobile Broadband Revenue Set to Explode

Mobile broadband revenue for operators around the world will shoot up by a staggering 140%, though Europe will seen an increase of just 11%. If the current projected growth continues, the number of mobile broadband users will rise to an enormous 418 million in the next 8 years. As more people start to move towards the freedom of netbooks and laptops twinned with mobile broadband, operator revenues will be up by £29 billion globally by 2017.

With increased speeds and low cost dongles available across the market, trends are showing that many households are switching to mobile broadband for it’s ease of use and accessability. Plus with broadband providers now offering low cost Netbooks, like the Virgin Media Freedom Netbook which is due out soon and is free with a 24 month contract, it is easy to see why consumer habits are changing.

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Mobile Broadband Price Cuts

The cost of accessing the web on the move is dropping across the country as O2 mobile broadband and Virgin mobile broadband reveals new pricing structures in the UK.

O2 mobile broadband has now cut the price of their USB mobile dongle to £29.99 for pay as you go users, now the lowest cost pre-pay dongle currently available in the UK. O2 also offers mobile broadband for just £2 a day, with a 500MB data cap, along with access to 6,000 Wi-Fi hotspots countrywide. T-Mobile broadband was the first to service provider to introduce a £2 a day pay-as-you-go service, but their current dongle price is £49.99.

From the 8th December, Virgin Mobile will be offering web access from its mobile handsets for just 30p a day! This low pricing structure is does not allow the phone to be used as a modem and is subject to a fair use policy of 25MB within the UK only.

O2′s marketing director, Peter Rampling said -

‘Our O2 Mobile Broadband Pay & Go will appeal to those customers who want to [use] the internet without the need to commit to a long term contract. Our younger customers want to live online and can do so at affordable prices’

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Virgin Mobile Broadband For Only Five Pounds

Only a month after it launched, Virgin mobile broadband has announced that existing cable and ADSL broadband customers can sign up for a dongle contract for as little as a £5!

The new package is likely to tempt users who are hungry for connectivity on the go but at the same time trying to tighten their financial belts. The mobile broadband market currently sees the likes of 3, T-Mobile and Vodafone all going head to head on cut-price deals to both new and existing customers in an effort to grab a decent share of the market.

Customers already signed to Virgin’s top 2 packages, XL or L, can take advantage of the £5 offer, with all the other Virgin packages costing £10 a month for mobile broadband. Users signing a 12 month contract will get a 1GB bundled data allowance per month, though the USB 3G will cost £25.
Virgin Media’s managing director for mobile, Graeme Oxby, said -

‘Our 1GB mobile broadband is great for people who need fixed-line broadband but also want access to the internet on the move. This new bundle offers the safety net of considerably cheaper rates if customers go over their monthly data allowance.’

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