Sero plan possible with rooting??

[flyers2114]

Originally Posted by teddat

ha vadar pic. you have a folder of these pics for your arguments?

Look. The point I was trying to make that no one seemed read is: I own device xxxxx and device zzzzz. I paid for them. they both would use sprint's services equally. The network burden depends on me as a user of how much data I consume and calls I make. If you say its fair, great! business as usual for everyone.

there is no argument....

[aznmode]

If I'm not mistaken Verizon does not make u change. My roommate has an old 30$ plan n he can get the Droid without changing his plan.

[TWO515TY]

The problem with this argument is that (at least in my opinion), both sides are right lol.

No, you shouldn't have to switch plans or pay extra fees just to use a different phone. Half the reason why I haven't renewed my contract with Sprint (despite ironically already having been out of contract for over 2 years now) is that I'd have to switch to a more expensive plan (that doesn't offer much more, if anything at all, than my current plan) just to get a newer phone. From a consumer POV, it doesn't make sense to make people switch sides just to use a different phone, especially if they paid full price for the phone.

Yes, Sprint can pretty much do whatever they want. From a business POV, you can make a lot more money by forcing people to switch from older, cheaper plans, to newer more expensive plans that cost little to nothing extra on your end.

[Donatom3]

Originally Posted by aznmode

If I'm not mistaken Verizon does not make u change. My roommate has an old 30$ plan n he can get the Droid without changing his plan.

I went with my buddy to get his droid incredible. He had to change the calling plan which is one his wifes bb storm was on, and he had to add a $30 data plan.

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