Virgin Mobile is launching home Internet for its members, with a pre-sale available depending on areas of availability.
Prices start at $50/month for a plan with up to 25 Mbps download speeds and 10 Mbps upload, with a 300 GB per month bandwidth limit (overages at $1/GB; max $50/mo).
The other plan available is $65 per month with the same download and upload speeds as the $50 plan, but offers unlimited bandwidth.
Virgin says there are no install fees, no contracts, and “no hidden fees”. There’s a similar Internet offer right now for Bell Fibe 25 in Ontario, which offers unlimited usage for $59.99 per month, but comes with a $49.95 installation fee.
The addition of home Internet is yet another way to match Fido, which launched Internet in Ontario last fall starting at $50/month as well (albeit with “up to 30 Mbps download speeds”), to target target those millennials, yo.
Anyone going to sign up for this?
[via Mobile Syrup]
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