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swoope · #11 (**permalink**) 11-20-2009, 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by japper88

Yea I have SERO too, the TP2 is probably the best phone you can get and still keep the original SERO. The folks at sprintusers.com are real helpful when it comes to finding deals for SERO people, they have an entire forum dedicated to SERO related stuff. The folks at slickdeals.net were helpful too, I was able to keep my SERO 500 plan ($30/mo) get a $70 service credit and the "not all that great new customer price" for the TP2 ($350). Seems like Sprint is leaning towards locking SERO customers out of all the good phones... my BIGGEST FEAR is the HTC HD2 coming to Sprint and not being SERO compatible!!!

i think they are hard at work keeping people from porting sero.. to some extent i cant blame them for that..

but i rarely use over 150 min.. texts the same. data, yea i use some.. so i got no guilt at 30 bucks a month..

but after shopping and helping a friend that was getting raped by verison, well saved her 40 bucks a month.. on the new semi sero plan.

i ended up with 249 for my phone.. which for what i think the phone is going to be is great. as i paid 299 for the mogul.. which still does a great job for me..

beers

**japper88** · #12 (**permalink**) 11-20-2009, 01:08 AM

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Originally Posted by swoope

i think they are hard at work keeping people from porting sero.. to some extent i cant blame them for that..

but i rarely use over 150 min.. texts the same. data, yea i use some.. so i got no guilt at 30 bucks a month..

but after shopping and helping a friend that was getting raped by verison, well saved her 40 bucks a month.. on the new semi sero plan.

i ended up with 249 for my phone.. which for what i think the phone is going to be is great. as i paid 299 for the mogul.. which still does a great job for me..

beers

Yea I think I'll end up on the "not as good" SERO at the end of my contract if I can't get anything good to upgrade my TP2. I rarely use the voice part of my phone, most use by me is using texts and messaging services online. Even with the bigger screen I still find web browsing leaving something to be desire.

But for those on SERO worried about calling customer service, don't worry, SERO was made available to the public so you didn't need to know a Sprint employee. The only issue you'll encounter is you sometimes I have make sure you talk to a rep that knows what SERO is, because apparently it's a different account system than regular sprint customers.