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Feb 05, 2009
Watch Bates' new TVC for Virgin Mobile
Virgin Mobile has launched a new campaign 'SMS free after first three' which promotes a new scheme where the subscriber has to pay for the first three SMSes in a day and can send free SMSes after that.Watch the TVC here:
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