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New International Call Rates - Virgin Mobile

Just received an email from Virgin Mobile.

As someone who has called overseas in the past, we wanted you to be the first to know that we are updating our international call rates & country groups for customers on our Big Cap, Big Plans and Fair Go Plans.

These changes will come into effect from 28 February 2013, so if you are calling overseas from your mobile after then, please take note of the new call rates & country groups.

Calling US will be increased from $1.80 per minute to $2 per minute.  Almost 11% more!


I went to the Virgin web site.  The Big Plan was changed as well.  When I got my iPhone 5 (32GB), my plan was $52 per month with over $450 credit.  Now, it costs $57 with only $250 credit.

What's wrong with Virgin Mobile?

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