[E 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FNetV1:
FreedomPop has many plans depending on what phone you have, you plan to use and where, as you can see on the chart on the following site:

https://forums.freedompop.com/us/di...rent-plans-and-value-added-services-w-pricing

If you go to the "Global GSM Phone Plans (Sim)" among other international and outside the USA countries sections you will notice that you will be on the 200 MB plan, (400MB I presume with friends added).

Now, if you take a look on the very same chart, but on the top, the section titled "US Phone Plans" you will notice you will be on

200 Voice minutes and

500 MB of Data on the 100% free plan.

The 500 MB of data doubles to 1 GB when you invite sufficient friends (you can google up the large "friends" list and just import it to FreedomPop invite email sections, which is what I did and in no time you shall build up to additional 500 MB)

The "US Phone Plans" and the "Phone Data Adders" are the two plans that allows you to enter with an initial 500 MB of data for 100% free and you can up that to 1 GB 100% doing the "friends" method.

Everything else further down that list you will notice its only 200 MB, but with 200MB being as little and minuscule as it is you can roam, you can use the device internationally, if you go to trips occasionally, like on cruise ships you might benefit on the 200MB world GSM phones SIM plan, and with Google Voice using the Hangouts Hangouts dialer application you would be able to make calls internationally for free, and at 20 KB/s that sums up to 1,000 minutes you can theoretical talk, but if FreedomPop applies the same withholding the last 100MB of the plan as they do with the regular "US Phone Plans" then that leaves you with only 100MB of functional data you can use worldwide, in that case you would have only 500 minutes to talk via Hangouts Google Voice and thats if you dont use any data for anything else, after all 100MB is very easy to consume in a 1,2,3 in a blink of an eye, you would have to disable all automatic updates from the Google Playstore and make sure that apps like WhatsApp isn't logged in automatically downloading clips your friends sent you as those would be consuming a massive amount of data and your 100MB wont even last 3 hours in that case. So, if you for a week long trip like a cruise ship the 100 MB of data could theoretically help you keep connected with your friends and family just that you can't do absolutely anything else with the data.

Going back to the 200MB of data or 500 MB of Data, since you have a Sprint phone that you were using on the Virgin Mobile DDR, you should have no problem activating the very same device under FreedomPop, I noticed that my Samsung Galaxy S5 is "Clear for Activation" on swappa.com/esn the day that they dropped CDMA access on the loophole, so I guess they must have "released" the IMEI of my phone as previously it used to say "Already Activated", I presume it could be the same for all or most of the DDR phones out there. Once thing, before activating to FreedomPop make sure you erase the /carrier partition, then the phone loses the "virgin mobile" identifier. (If you wish you can make an image backup first of /carrier before you get rid of that partition).

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With the Regular 500 MB of data that you can't use internationally and you can only use it in the USA and Puerto Rico (not sure if Canada is included), and all US protectorates like the US Virgin Island, I know because somewhere in 2014 I went to a family trip on a cruise ship and visited some US protectorates like the Virgin Island, Puerto Rico, etc and I bought my FreedomPop phone with me and had service on those locations the same as a regular Sprint user, wherever my family that has regular Sprint service (not roaming) I also had service, so based on my experience back then I know it works on these locations.

With the Regular 500MB of data you get an actual usable 400MB of data because the last 100 MB of data gets reserved, and if you add lots of friends doing the friends method to up it up to a free 1 GB of monthly data, that would be 900 MB of usable data.

At one point, and I am talking when I was paying the $3.99 data doll over fee to roll over my unused data, and that was before FreedomPop screwed me up and erased all my roll over'd data when I reached over 12 GB of accumulated data, FreedomPop tried to persuade me to switch to the unlimited data plan for $19.99 a month where the first 2 GB of data was at 4G speeds and then the rest was at 2G speeds, I ignored the mailer, the same mailer was sent to me again in a few more weeks, I guess FreedomPop was trying hard for me to forgo my, in that time, over 10.x GB that I had accumulated at a monthly cost of $3.99 into a Unlimited data plan that gets throttled to 2G speeds in no time for $19.99, ummm no thanks, then after I managed to accumulate about 2.x more GB's I had over 12.xGB of data that was available to me at 4G speeds and that's where my account mysteriously got deactivated and all those GB's simply vanished. There is one thing I can tell you, FreedomPop will never see a penny from me ever again even if at the moment I am using them on the 100% free 1GB monthly data plan and using Google Voice to make and receive calls. So I am saying this once again so that if you decide to go the FreedomPop route, specially since they require you to furnish your credit card details upfront even to use their 100% free plan, to be vigilant on your Credit Card statement. FreedomPop works, but they are not a completely honest service, and dont bother with getting into Data Rollover because sooner or later they will take all those data away from you if they see you have accumulated "too much" data.