Sprint/Verizon Touch Pro Owners, who's planning to switch to T-Mobile and get an HD2?

[mykie]

Originally Posted by darnell

Sprint's Simply Everything plan costs $99.99, but T-Mobile's similar plan named "Even More Plus Unlimited Talk + Text + Web" costs just $79.99.

Yeah, I don't understand Sprint's lopsided pricing structure. 500 minute EPD plan matches T-Mobile's Even More Plus, but the 1000 minute plan is $10 more, and the unlimited is $20 more.

The difference really is that Sprint will subsidize the phones and require a contract, and t-mobile won't.

Originally Posted by darnell

For folks with SERO, all I can say is milk that cow till it's dead .

Totally trying to, but when Sprint gives us crappy phones with terrible customer service, it's difficult to justify even the $30/mo plan.

[darnell]

Originally Posted by mykie

Yeah, I don't understand Sprint's lopsided pricing structure. 500 minute EPD plan matches T-Mobile's Even More Plus, but the 1000 minute plan is $10 more, and the unlimited is $20 more.

The difference really is that Sprint will subsidize the phones and require a contract, and t-mobile won't.



Totally trying to, but when Sprint gives us crappy phones with terrible customer service, it's difficult to justify even the $30/mo plan.

Sprint is doing all they can to make people hate SERO .

T-Mobile subsidizes with a contract just like Sprint and like Sprint offers the non-discounted purchase option too. Like with a Touch Pro 2 from T-Mobile. The $269 price is the subsidized option that includes a 2 year contract. The $449 price is unsubsidized. That's cheaper than Sprint's prices, which are $299 subsidized and $599 unsubsidized. (Sprint's $299 subsidized price assumes you'll be successful in trying to get the $100 mail in rebate, without that the subsidized price is $399.)