Virgin Mobile Adds Unlimited Prepaid Broadband Plan

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Virgin Mobile today made its $40 all-you-can-eat prepaid broadband offering official.

The company is adding a $40 unlimited mobile broadband plan to its Broadband2Go prepaid service. It’s also reducing the number of plans from four to two.

The lowest cost option is now $10 for 100 MB, good for 10 days from purchase.

Both plans require no contract and work with Virgin Mobile’s Ovation MC760 USB adapter and MiFi 2200 Mobile Intelligent Hotspot.

More information at http://www.virginmobileusa.com/mobile-broadband

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