Virgin Mobile HTC Evo V $229.99 at RadioShack + FS or in store pickup
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Thread created 08-30-2012 by jrmp
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Radioshack has the HTC EVO V for Virgin Mobile for $229.99
virginmobileusa.com has it for 239.99 so this is $10 less.
amazon.com is for 299.99 and they wont price match, ive tried
good deal...
Virgin Mobile HTC Evo V $229.99 at RadioShack + FS or in store pickup
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Thread created 08-30-2012 by jrmp
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I bought it when Virgin dropped the price on their website few days ago. Like the phone
but BEWARE . There is one problem with phone where it goes into a state where you cannot make /receive...
Virgin Mobile HTC Evo V $229.99 at RadioShack + FS or in store pickup
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Thread created 08-30-2012 by jrmp
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Great price for the best phone for VM. Still some bugs like crappy GPS and sometimes you can't get text messages with 4G turned on. Well, unless you want to spend $650 for an iPhone...
Virgin Mobile HTC Evo V $229.99 at RadioShack + FS or in store pickup
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Thread created 08-30-2012 by jrmp
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I've heard rumors that there's firmware differences between the VM Evo V phones that are branded Sprint and those that are branded generic HTC. I found less people complaining abuot the Call/txt...
Virgin Mobile HTC Evo V $229.99 at RadioShack + FS or in store pickup
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Thread created 08-30-2012 by jrmp
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I'd get this if my $25/mo plan was still good with it....but this is an extra $120/year.
Virgin Mobile HTC Evo V $229.99 at RadioShack + FS or in store pickup
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Thread created 08-30-2012 by jrmp
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My GPS works just great.. and I have had absolutely no problems sending text messages with 4g turned on. Although I did have rado interference problem but it seems to have dissapeared :rolleyes:
Virgin Mobile HTC Evo V $229.99 at RadioShack + FS or in store pickup
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Thread created 08-30-2012 by jrmp
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My GPS takes at least 10 minutes to find itself each time. And you must be lucky with 4G, if you Google it, seems like everyone has that problem.