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More info?)
I called Sprint to make sure I had all I was suppose to have and they didn't
show most on acct. So I went back to the sprint store and on their computer
it showed I did. Anyway with the "fun bundle" I get with any f&f or FCA
plan of $50 -50% roaming minutes, free unlimited PCS to PCS, Unlimited
Vision Pack,$5 of download a month, 7pm nights and free activation and
camera phone. says its only available in SD or Sioux City IA. I must say
so far the service is much better then Cellular one.
"Isaiah Beard" <sacredpoet@sacredpoet.com> wrote in message
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> Tom wrote:
>
>> Forgot to say I also get free PCS to PCS calls too.
>>
>>
>> "Tom" <wrote in message news:10jb2ne6qlq632c@corp.supernews.com...
>>
>>>I just signed up for Sprint again and was wondering if this was a good
>>>deal. Getting Fair and flex for $35 and then for $20 I get 1/2 min for
>>>roaming, 7pm nights, unlimited Picture mail and video mail (but don't
>>>have video camera), unlimited web. I think unlimited text messaging too.
>>>Also got a Sanyo 8200 free. they called it the fun bundle for $20. Also
>>>getting a 11% discount off bill because I work for a certain company. So
>>>is this a really as good as they say it is? Oh yeah, my local sprintpcs
>>>is an franchise, not company.
>
> Sounds like a hell of a good deal to me. But, I would call up *2, get a
> rep on the line, and go over the plan details with a fine toothed comb to
> make sure this is what you're getting. I've never trusted the franchise
> resellers any further than I can throw them, especially considering that
> they are interested solely in earning commissions off your activation, and
> once you're activated, they're done with you (unless of course you want to
> buy overpriced low-quality non-oem aftermarket accessories).
>
> Also, if it looks like you're going to go over 300 minutes consistently
> every month, then I would make an effort to find a fixed Free and Clear
> plan that suits your calling patterns best, and switch over to that. Fair
> and Flexible is good for people who plan to stick to 300 minutes and under
> but only occasionally go over their minute allotments, or if their usage
> month-to-month is completely unpredictable. But, if you know you're going
> to use about 600 minutes a month, every month, consistently, then it's
> cheaper in the long run to get the 700 minute free and clear plan for $50
> a month, and give yourself 100 minutes of wiggle room, than it is to pay
> $65 for 600 minutes on Fair & Flexible (or worse, pay $67.50 if you go
> just one minute above that).
>
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