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Originally Posted by surfer01
Totally disagree, it says right on the official sprint hero press release it requires an unlimited data plan, and then goes on to tout the everything plans. It does NOT say a everything plan is required. SERO will be included. You can campare the press releases from the instinct and Pre and note the different requirements yourself. THEY require everything plans, HERO will not, unless good ole sprint changes their stance. E
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whether you disagree or not you are wrong, please stop confusing the ppcgeeks community. Whether it states it or not, i'm positive that it requires a simply everything plan. The internal sprint documents for employees also state that it requires that plan, so stop getting your hopes up, otherwise you will just be upset when you finally realize the truth on the 11th.
"HTC Hero requires activation on a pricing plan offering unlimited data. Sprint’s Simply EverythingSM plan provides unlimited nationwide calling, texting, e-mail, social networking, Web browsing, GPS navigation, Sprint TV, streaming music, NFL Mobile Live, NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile and much more for only $99.99 per month. That’s a savings of $1,200 over two years vs. a comparable AT&T iPhone® plan2. Sprint Everything Data plans with unlimited messaging and data start at just $69.99 for 450 minutes with unlimited night and weekend calling starting at 7 p.m. (All price plans exclude Sprint surcharges and taxes.)"
"The Sprint Hero will be available on October 11. The phone will retail for $280, with a mail-in rebate dropping the price $100 to only $180, a competitive starting point, but we're still not fans of this whole mail-in rebate thing. The Sprint Hero will require an unlimited data plan, but as we saw in
an earlier analysis, Sprint also offers some of the most competitive rates for smartphone data. "
When it says it requires an unlimited data plan i could understand the confusion, but then at the end it says sprints unlimited data plan starts at 69.99 that should take away the confusion.