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LOL....really? I should pay $200 per line because Sprint sold an overpriced turd and is incapable of fixing it? Do you work for them or something? That sounds like something their management would say. In fact, I think that's exactly what their management did say last week when I last spoke with them. They lost what, 200,000 customers in Q3 of 2007 alone and that's the response I got to their selling me a broken phone for $600. If their plan is to actively work as hard as they can to not exist as soon as possible, they're doing a GREAT job. If you're worried about your rates increasing, maybe you should check into why people are abandoning Sprint as if it carries the plague.
I'm using a Vodafone Blackberry 8800. It was a little less than the Mogul but everything actually worked right out of the box, including the internal GPS. The battery lasts for days, bluetooth is flawless, it looks good, fast, plenty of memory, and MUCH easier to dev for. Considerably larger software market, too, and that was before the iPhone took a measurable chunk of the WM market. It's an excellent phone and it's GSM so I can use it in the US and UK. I might get a Touch to use with Sprint until my contract is voided.
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