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Re: I understand sprint is loosing money on the sero plans. if we bought EVO, Nexus1.
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Originally Posted by sebo View Post
lol.. just remember these new everything plans only started 2 years ago.. how many new customers could they have gained compared to the other customers that were there prior to these new plans?

and as gTen pointed out above, Boost (SPRINT's NETWORK) prepaid customers get UNLIMITED everything for $50. guess they're losing money from them too, huh?

i understand where you come from though, some people have a problem with other customers getting the exact service for cheaper while they pay more
your last point is why they are making the sep plans, to many legacy plans that aren't fair. Boost network isn't there to compete with sprint, tmobile, att or verizon, its there to compete with metro pcs where they get unlimited everything for $45 including tax.
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