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RadioShack To Offer Virgin Mobile's No-Contract iPhone 5 From Today

RadioShack To Offer Virgin Mobile's No-Contract iPhone 5 From Today

June 28, 2013
RadioShack is to start selling Virgin Mobile's no-contract iPhone 5 from today, according to a recent report from MacRumors. One week ago, we told you that the carrier was planning on offering the iPhone 5 as a prepaid smartphone. The iDevice, we added, would be available for as little as $550, contract-free. Now, MacRumors claims that RadioShack is to offer Virgin Mobile's no-contract iPhone 5 from today. The website explains:
The entry-level 16-GB iPhone 5 will retail for $549.99, and customers with an eligible trade-in can receive $50 off the purchase price before July 27. RadioShack is also offering new discounts for Virgin Mobile's iPhone 4 and 4S. The iPhone 4S retails for $400 while the iPhone 4 retails for $300. RadioShack is introducing a $50 promotional discount on the older iPhones until July 6, which can be coupled with the $50 trade-in discount. That drops the price of a contract-free iPhone 4 to $200 with an eligible trade-in.
RadioShack is also offering both 32- and 64-GB iPhone 5 handsets for $649.99 and $749.99, respectively. No-contract iPhone plans are also available from $35/month, or $30/month if customers sign up for automatic payments. Though customers are offered unlimited data on these plans, it should be noted that cellular download speeds are throttled to 256-Kbps after users have downloaded more than 2.5-GB. A clarification from a Virgin Mobile spokesperson:
Please note that the 32 and 64GB versions of the iPhone 5 on Virgin Mobile: • Will only be available online, not at retail • Won’t be available online until next week
Interested? Head over to RadioShack today for more information on its Virgin Mobile iPhone 5 offerings. For more of today's news, see: Verizon's 4G LTE Network Expansion Is "Substantially Complete"Glasshouse Apps Sold To Other Developers, Tweetglass Acquired By Tweetbot Creator, and Worried About Reeder After Google Reader's Demise? Don't Be.

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