The plan you listed has power pack in it so I'm guessing this is an old plan
You've been with Sprint for 11 years, was the plan in your name or is it in your companies name? If it's not in your name then I wouldn't think that Sprint would consider you being a 11 year customer, instead they might think that your the company you work for is a 11 year customer.
If I were you, I'd stay with Sprint, doesn't seem there's any other carrier that has the value Sprint does as far as plans go. Don't forget Sprint has plans that have Any Mobile Any Time, most of my used minutes falls under the category Any Mobile Any Time.
Currently have one of my daughters and myself on the least expensive Family Plan (Everything Data Family - with Any Mobile, Anytime) with 1500 anytime minutes and we come nowhere close to getting all our 1500 minutes.
This plan includes
- Any Mobile Anytime
- Unlimited Nights & Weekends
- Unlimited Data (Web surfing)
- Unlimited Messaging (includes Text, Picture and Video Mail)
- Corporate Email
- POP/IMAP Email
- Unlimited Sprint Navigation
- Unlimited Sprint TV (includes Sprint Radio)
- NASCAR Sprint Cup
- Long Distance and No Charge Roaming (including Data)
All for 129.99 per month
This plan includes the first two lines for no additional cost, 9.99 per line after
I receive some discounts too
15% Sprint Loyal Customer
$15 For promising me 3G for 3 years and only getting it recently
25% Corporate Discount (I think that's the percent discount)
Don't ask how I got Loyalty and Corp discounts because I don't know, I just know I do and like my friend Forrest Gump once said "that's all I got to say about that"
Over all, I'm happy I stuck with Sprint. I have a thread about that too!
Verizon charges you more for having a Smartphone device and I believe that cost covers you getting Corporate emails too (like $15) they even charge you $2 to get a detailed bill... that's right a detailed bill of YOUR account UGH
I guess what you can say when checking into the plan is that you've been using Sprint for 11 years and would like to continue the relationship you have with them, even if the bill may have been to your employer (which I don't know if that's true or not)
Just for curiousity sake, you should go to T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T's site, figure out the plan you want and see how much it's going to run you before any discounts that you might receive.
I'm telling you now though, IMO that Any Mobile Anytime is a fantastic plan to have, especially if all your family, friends and co-workers have a provider other than Sprint
Where's Dan Hess? I'm applying for a marketing job! HA HA