I'm Glad I'm Stuck It Out With Sprint

[isangmahal]

I've been a Sprint customer since the Samsung A900. They have given me so many perks on my SERO plan that I would find it hard to ever leave them.

$40 after taxes for 500 mins, unlimited text and data, insurance, free incoming first minute, free calling to 5 people, and nights at 7:00PM is hard to beat. Couple the free calling to 5 people with a Google Voice number and GVDialer app basically makes it unlimited calling.

[Kane3162]

for me I got the Simply Everything plan... after everything is said and done, for my single phone I pay $120 a month, now that is a lot, but it replaces my land-line, provides me with Internet most of the time, is used as a TV as well (dont have cable)... so If I where to add those utilitys up... im pretty sure im saving ass loads of money... just saying...

[mlin]

Originally Posted by Kane3162

for me I got the Simply Everything plan... after everything is said and done, for my single phone I pay $120 a month, now that is a lot, but it replaces my land-line, provides me with Internet most of the time, is used as a TV as well (dont have cable)... so If I where to add those utilitys up... im pretty sure im saving ass loads of money... just saying...

That seems like a lot of money considering their unlimited plan is $69.99. Why so much?

[austin420]

Originally Posted by mlin

That seems like a lot of money considering their unlimited plan is $69.99. Why so much?

prolly 99.99 for the plan with unlimited minutes to all lines, 7 dollars for insurance, and 14 or so in taxes and fees. the 69 dollar plan is good if you call no landlines, thats the plan almost everyone i know is on, but we got that one friend who cant talk on a cell at work, but can use thier work landline all freakin day so i use a lot of min. talkin to them

[Kane3162]

Originally Posted by austin420

prolly 99.99 for the plan with unlimited minutes to all lines, 7 dollars for insurance, and 14 or so in taxes and fees. the 69 dollar plan is good if you call no landlines, thats the plan almost everyone i know is on, but we got that one friend who cant talk on a cell at work, but can use thier work landline all freakin day so i use a lot of min. talkin to them

The $99 Sprint Simply Everything plan is Unlimited Data/Voice/TXT/EVERYTHING (though they do try and stick you with the 5GB data cap on Tethering), along with the Sprint Navigation (which honestly isnt half bad, a few times its even managed to win over GoogleMaps for me) Sprint TV/Radio and countless other things.

So I can pretty much do anything I want on my phone and when my bill comes on the 16th (my billing cycle) I know it will be $120 and not a penny more (though they have tried when i got my Airave for BAD coverage, still 0 bars 3 years living at the same place and still Sprint Map says I should have full coverage...)!



Cheers

[DMWagner]

Similar story.. I am with Alltel divested so we still have the low prices and won't be going to big red. Big Red is insanely expensive, even compared to Alltel.

Sprint's pricing puts big Red's completely to shame. I would be on Sprint as well if coverage was in my home town.

I wonder if Big Red has to charge so much on it's wireless to offset what it's losing on it's terrestrial network.

[orangekid]

I was on sprint for 6 years before I switched to t-mobile. if you're on cdma I don't know why you would go with vzw over sprint. Sprint wins hands down in so many categories for me, and if/when the nexus one and the evo come out and some winpho7 phones it will be super awesome, I may even switch back unless I can get a similar 4.3" android on gsm