Is this enough to make you switch from Mobilicity to WIND?
http://mobilesyrup.com/2011/01/22/wind-offering-a-free-sim-card-to-all-unsatisfied-current-mobilicity-customers/
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Sunday, January 23, 2011
WIND Mobile Offer Free Sim-Card to ANY Unsatisfied Mobilicity Customer
It seems that WIND has been really trying to keep ahead of Mobilicity. First they released their 'Holiday Miracle' plan that was essentially everything unlimited (including data) for only $40 per month (competing with Mobilicities similar unlimited promotional plan). Following this, Mobilicity continually extended this promotion, and each time WIND countered by also extending their promo. Now, WIND is really trying to bring you over from Mobilicity by offering a free SIM card. This means if you own a Mobilicity phone (they are all compatible with WIND) all you need to do is buy an unlock code online and you're set. WIND charges $25 for a SIM card without a phone (they are free with the purchase of a phone), so this will essentially cover your unlocking fee for your Mobilicity phone (usually around $10-25 depending on the phone and the unlocking website used).
Is this enough to make you switch from Mobilicity to WIND?
http://mobilesyrup.com/2011/01/22/wind-offering-a-free-sim-card-to-all-unsatisfied-current-mobilicity-customers/
Is this enough to make you switch from Mobilicity to WIND?
http://mobilesyrup.com/2011/01/22/wind-offering-a-free-sim-card-to-all-unsatisfied-current-mobilicity-customers/
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definitely enough to make me switch
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they are giving good offer to their customer ...
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