Virgin Mobile
5
5 stars
I have just been online and read the public reviews of Virgin Mobile services: the good and the bad!
I appreciate that by advocating the services, I place myself at risk of a bunch of clowns online, trying to prove me wrong (I predicted the guy that would disagree), I get that when advocating Apple, and whatever else I find provides good services, but for the company, Virgin Mobile, outside of the web services as a whole, I can say quite honestly are excellent. I have been with Virgin for very many years now, and have always found their mobile services the best of its kind. I can't rightly go else where, save for technical restrictions imposed on me by technology advances. I have a slim system, old, and sleek. Others suffer code bloat and new operating systems. Java is code bloat, and fools you into believing that its fast, on the end of telecoms, the user finds java very slow.
There appears, to me, to be fashions in IT, a few years ago, people raged on about deja newsgroups, before that, it was usenet news, before that it was analogue mobiles, before that cordless telephones, and phones and CB radio's, and well the list of crazes goes on and on, but one thing has remained consistent.
Virgin provide the world with some rocking good music, and a rocking good mobile telecoms service. I have found the company excel in every aspect of services.
In the world of telecoms, telecoms people suck, it is not of reflection of the service provision, it is just the way IT is, but out of all companies, it has always appeared to me, that the will is always there with Virgin Mobile, they attempt, try, and do their darndest to ensure that their services provide excellence in all aspects. IT is quicksand, as soon as one thing gets built, someone say's no mate, that is out of date, update. I consider the bad publicity, I have seen an unjust criticism of the services, and perhaps those who have articulated problems, should be looking elsewhere for the problems, like for example Java and Java scripts which tend to scupper online efforts of IT in every direction.
I have been offered many cut price deals, on the telecoms services, reduction of tariffs, but have never seen the need to take these up. Cuts in tariffs mean cuts in services, and I can't see the point in hacking up a service which works just fine, to save a bob or two, on the deal. I tend to put about £5 on the phone a week, and that gets me communication, on pay and
go.
Recently, Europe has imposed new limits on phone tariffs. Nothing changes for me, I ain't in Europe, and Virgin Mobile serves me well. I won't be taking up cut price offers on the their pay and go tariff, and I won't be expecting any degradation in service provisions.
That it is, what works, online, and off. I wish I could speak to my mother a little more, being so far away, but I know there is always a phone close by, and that is just the way life is.