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what is sooo good about sprint anyway?
I seen nothing but people with sprint phones all week. Especially the HTC Evo. It's been bugging me for a while now but what deals do they offer really?
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a lot of people i know have sprint..it is a good company but has its flaws just like the rest of the carriers..my roommate has unlimited everything but he also pays @150...my other roommate has AT&T IPhone also unlimited but also pays @150
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[QUOTE=THE W;4742900]go to the virgin and boost mobile forums on this site and look around.[/QUOTE
Actually i, will. And as a side note i don't plan on switching to sprint any time soon. I can't best the thought of having minutes again unless it's really worth it lol idk I'm happy with metro at the moment.
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a lot of people i know have sprint..it is a good company but has its flaws just like the rest of the carriers..my roommate has unlimited everything but he also pays @150...my other roommate has AT&T IPhone also unlimited but also pays @150
re Sprint--that is not totally uncapped / unthrottled, right?
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On the commercial it says 79 for unlimited but from what my roommate tells me that is not completely true... After taxes and fees and all the charges they both pay @150 they are paying for the name Imo
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$150? is that for two lines?
you gotta pay a $10 smartphone fee so thats $89 off top if your gonna try and put a 4g phone on that plan. with taxes and fees on top of that you'll be forking over about $100 a month.
Yeah, that's about the same price that one of my coworkers told my he pays for Sprint service. Lots of people where I work have Sprint since its cheaper, but lots complain about the signal reception at times.
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I was paying @120 for my I phone on Verizon 450 minutes and the only thing that was unlimited was text my data plan was pretty high never went over now I'm below 60 with metro
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hell, if you can get unlimited everything for $88 after all taxes and fees tell us how you did it and/or where you went to get that price. im not seeing it on their site.
hell, if you can get unlimited everything for $88 after all taxes and fees tell us how you did it and/or where you went to get that price. im not seeing it on their site.
I tried sprint for a day I get a corporate discount of 24% and still metro beats it
hell, if you can get unlimited everything for $88 after all taxes and fees tell us how you did it and/or where you went to get that price. im not seeing it on their site.
Technically you don't get unlimited everything for that price.
But it really depends how you use your phone. For some people it is practically unlimited everything.
The keys are unlimited data and they don't count calls to cell phones towards minutes. So if you put everything through data/text, or rarely make calls to land-lines, then you won't even come close to the 450 minutes.
I think I typically use up 30-40 minutes a month, and I'm not even trying to avoid using minutes.
I have 2 smartphones (iPhone 4 and GS2) on a Family Plan. 1500 minutes (to landlines) and everything else is unlimited (mobile to mobile, data & text etc). After my 20% corporate discount I pay $132 after all taxes for both lines.
Service is excellent in my area and usually get a pretty good 4G signal.
Same type of plan with other companies would cost me a lot more.
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The plan I have is for one phone. Sprint Htc Evo 4G LTE.. I have the unlimited plan with 1500 minutes. And the bill is around 90 bucks and the highest its been was 103 bc I had bought some apps.
I have 2 smartphones (iPhone 4 and GS2) on a Family Plan. 1500 minutes (to landlines) and everything else is unlimited (mobile to mobile, data & text etc). After my 20% corporate discount I pay $132 after all taxes for both lines..
a lot of people i know have sprint..it is a good company but has its flaws just like the rest of the carriers..my roommate has unlimited everything but he also pays @150...my other roommate has AT&T IPhone also unlimited but also pays @150
The only reason that is cause he got the 100 plan and its really not a reason to get it I have the 450 min unlimited everything else and I still only use about 20 min a month. Don't that many people I know still use landlines frequently and I pay about 80 bucks a month
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I have 2 smartphones (iPhone 4 and GS2) on a Family Plan. 1500 minutes (to landlines) and everything else is unlimited (mobile to mobile, data & text etc). After my 20% corporate discount I pay $132 after all taxes for both lines.
Service is excellent in my area and usually get a pretty good 4G signal.
Same type of plan with other companies would cost me a lot more.
This is the best description I've seen and most accurate.
I pay approximately $185 (including a corporate discount) for 3 lines. Same 1500 minute plan (landlines), but I also have insurance $8 for 2 phones.
For the people that are doubting the "unlimited" calling on the $69.99 plan (+$10 for smartphones), it actually is unlimited for mobile-to-mobile calls:
This is the formal description:
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Any Mobile, AnytimeTM
Unlimited domestic calls from the Sprint network to and from ANY U.S. mobile phone regardless of carrier. Any network, any time.
What you can do with it
Forget about restrictive calling circles.
Call any mobile, anytime while on the Sprint Network
Access to over 250 million U.S. mobile phones nationwide
Applies when directly dialing/receiving standard voice calls between domestic wireless numbers as determined when the call is placed using independent third-party and Sprint databases. Available with select Sprint plans and while on the Nationwide Sprint or Nextel National Networks (excludes voicemail, 411 and other indirect methods).
On that same $79.99 plan, the only thing that is NOT unlimited is calling to a landline or 800 number, from 7am-6:59pm, which uses the 450 minutes. Anytime from 7pm-659am is unlimited, including weekends, regardless of calling a mobile phone or land line or 800 number.
Now, if you were to compare all of those things with what is offered on the other providers, there's absolutely no way the pricing matches up. Sprint will be cheaper every time.
^^
Well said drexappeal! Now if the Network Vision continues to roll out, it will really be a steal.
I pay $178 for 3 SmartPhone's on the Unlimited Data plan.. we must have the same plan and a very similar discount. Pry just the difference in local taxes that change it up a few bucks.
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I just went through this "debating the carriers" route last year when I switched from VirginMobile prepaid to a plan. (I wanted better phones.)
Sprint's main selling point for me is that unlimited data. When it works, you blow through data easily.
Just for comparison, I also have a Prepaid T-Mobile account (the $30 special). It gives me unlimited data (4G/HSPA+ speeds up to 4GB then throttles to Edge after that), unlimited texting and 100 voice minutes. I mistakenly set my photo app to auto-upload videos and pics while on mobile internet. I blew through my 4G cap in a couple hours. At least my only penalty was really crappy data speeds until my month reset a few days later. Had I been on Verizon or AT&T I would have seen an extra $10-$20 added to my bill. I doubt I would have noticed my error either until well after the damage was done. The stupid app was uploading MP4 TV Shows I transferred to watch on the go.
As long as Sprint maintains the unlimited data, they'll have me as a customer. Change that, and I'll go shopping.
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Well said drexappeal! Now if the Network Vision continues to roll out, it will really be a steal.
I pay $178 for 3 SmartPhone's on the Unlimited Data plan.. we must have the same plan and a very similar discount. Pry just the difference in local taxes that change it up a few bucks.
LOL...Ben, totally think it's the difference in taxes! Initially, when they changed to unlimited mobile-to-mobile (and it was only Sprint phones), I was worried because many of my friends had left Sprint to go to another provider...but, when they changed it to any mobile regardless of provider, I don't think I've ever come close to using that 1500 minutes. Closest I got was probably 900 minutes...maybe.
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Exactly. On my family plan, we use about 2 or 3000 minutes a month, but whit the Any mobile, any time, regardless of carrier, we only use a few hundred of our minutes. In today's society, its just like having unlimited minutes, in most cases.
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Exactly. On my family plan, we use about 2 or 3000 minutes a month, but whit the Any mobile, any time, regardless of carrier, we only use a few hundred of our minutes. In today's society, its just like having unlimited minutes, in most cases.
What's even funnier is, I'm the reason the land line minutes get used up so much...hahaha. My other family members use maybe 100 minutes combined with calls to landlines. I think the hardest part is trying to tell them to use the free 411, not the Sprint 411.
What's even funnier is, I'm the reason the land line minutes get used up so much...hahaha. My other family members use maybe 100 minutes combined with calls to landlines. I think the hardest part is trying to tell them to use the free 411, not the Sprint 411.
Tell me about the free 411 please!!
By the way my sprint bill for 3 phones
with 1500 mins to land lines
unlimited data, text, mobile to mobile
use the internet search functions. so many options
example:
I like to use google maps.. and search for business / services that I need in my area. get phones...
use the internet search functions. so many options
example:
I like to use google maps.. and search for business / services that I need in my area. get phones...
Or you can text the name/business and location you want to "google" and G will text you the info back. Very quickly, too
this is the first I have heard about that... i need to give this a try
NOPE> good one..you got me.. i feel for you trick.
What? I don't understand your "trick" talk. However, the service I previously described works great. In fact, I just tested it and got the number and address reply text in under 30 seconds. You must be experiencing self inflicted user error.
Edit: PS. Whats with the attitude dan? What is, "I feel for you trick" supposed to mean? This level of immaturity is not something I've come to know for you.
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What? I don't understand your "trick" talk. However, the service I previously described works great. In fact, I just tested it and got the number and address reply text in under 30 seconds. You must be experiencing self inflicted user error.
Edit: PS. Whats with the attitude dan? What is, "I feel for you trick" supposed to mean? This level of immaturity is not something I've come to know for you.
There was no attitude.
He tried it, didn't work and thought you were playing a trick that he fell for.
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He tried it, didn't work and thought you were playing a trick that he fell for.
Perhaps, in which case the text should have read, "I fell for your trick," and not, "I feel for youtrick." As you can see, there is a big difference in what is on record and what you are suggesting he could have meant. lol Not to mention, its not even a trick! lol
total typo.. it should have read.. "I fell for your trick".
which i did think it was a trick, because i tried it.
in the "text to", i put in "google"...
tabbed to next area to type in message/question/inquiry .. but errored out with not a valid number.. tried google voice and my sprint text app.
dont get it, why it does not work for me.
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