HTC Hero on its way to Sprint! Confirmed!

[mario23]

That would be a nice surprise...

[Geniuz650]

This is the Sprint News Release for the Samsung Instinct HD. Notice the difference on this one says on select pricing plans offering unlimited data, such as blahh. HTC Hero says on a pricing plan offering unlimited data. Hope there's a difference. There taking quite long to announce plans. I definitely don't want an Everything Plan being required=\


http://newsreleases.sprint.com/phoen...5169&highlight=

Instinct HD requires activation on select pricing plans offering unlimited data, such as an Everything Data plan starting at just $69.99 per month or the Simply EverythingSM plan.

[nxtech3]

its def. going to be required to be on a Everything Data plan. BB wont release it until October 11th, there is an NDA in effect until that date. Just an FYI, this device is awesome. People will be buying this device at an alarming rate. This thing can do almost everything!!!

[fixxxer2012]

i just had to drop my insurance on both my phones, i can't afford the bill anymore. if it gets any worse ill have to drop my contract and go elsewhere. sprint needs to lower their prices with today's market the way it is.

i really wanted the hero in november but it looks as ill have to wait until next year to upgrade my htc touch, i just don't have the $ anymore.

[Biggzz]

Dear William,

Thank you for your reply.

I apologize for the inconvenience you have experienced due to breakdown in communication.

The HTC Hero will not work with the add on data pack available on your account. You must change the plan to enjoy the features of new HTC Hero phone as mentioned in previous email.

We value your business and appreciate the opportunity to serve you.

Sincerely,
Jaxon M.
Sprint

I guess that settles it....TP2 for me

[fixxxer2012]

Originally Posted by Biggzz

Dear William,

Thank you for your reply.

I apologize for the inconvenience you have experienced due to breakdown in communication.

The HTC Hero will not work with the add on data pack available on your account. You must change the plan to enjoy the features of new HTC Hero phone as mentioned in previous email.

We value your business and appreciate the opportunity to serve you.

Sincerely,
Jaxon M.
Sprint

I guess that settles it....TP2 for me

sprints done for, they might as well throw the towel in, they will loose alot of business the way they are going.

[Geniuz650]

Yeah I use to like them. Now I don't. They need to be more flexible. Especially for Family Plans.

Lets say I was going to get the Everything Data Family for 4 phones which is $169.99/month. And I have the 27% discount being applied to my bill every month. Would the discount still stay if I were to switch plans and would my bill come out to be about $125/month? Am I correct?

[tokuzumi]

Originally Posted by Geniuz650

Yeah I use to like them. Now I don't. They need to be more flexible. Especially for Family Plans.

Lets say I was going to get the Everything Data Family for 4 phones which is $169.99/month. And I have the 27% discount being applied to my bill every month. Would the discount still stay if I were to switch plans and would my bill come out to be about $125/month? Am I correct?

I've switched plans a few times, and I've retained my discount each time. I don't see your experience being any different.

[jbearamus]

Originally Posted by Geniuz650

Yeah I use to like them. Now I don't. They need to be more flexible. Especially for Family Plans.

Lets say I was going to get the Everything Data Family for 4 phones which is $169.99/month. And I have the 27% discount being applied to my bill every month. Would the discount still stay if I were to switch plans and would my bill come out to be about $125/month? Am I correct?

as long as you don't go to the individual Simply Everything, any plan qualifies for your discount

[jbearamus]

Originally Posted by fixxxer2008

sprints done for, they might as well throw the towel in, they will loose alot of business the way they are going.

probably not, theyre actually following the industry trend and when you look at everyone else and theyre requirements, sprint is still reasonably competitive