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Virgin Mobile are the latest telco to jump on board the iPhone train. The company will offer the iPhone to its users from August 1.

Virgin Mobile are the latest telco to jump on board the iPhone train. The company will offer the iPhone to its users from August 1.

Virgin customers will be able to snap up an iPhone for free if they sign up to a 24 month contract at $70 per month which will include $520 worth of calls and 1 GB of data downloads. Customers can upgrade to 2 GB for an extra $15.

Upon comparison, Virgin’s deal looks to be the best of all the Telcos. So if you’ve yet to buy an iPhone you may want to check it out…

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