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Not really all that different.

stevelvl

Aug 21, 2014, 10:08 PM
While compared to their old plans this is a much better plan, this is not really that much better then what T-mobile offers to ALL of it's customers.

IT is marginally better (you can put your device on payments) then boost, virgin, att and countless other prepaid plans. I would actually rate this plan worse then ATT and T-mobile prepaid plans because they offer the ability to hotspot/tether your device.

Once again sprint has over promised and under delivered this does not deserve to be called "disruptive pricing."
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gloopey1

Aug 22, 2014, 8:55 AM
Compared to my old plan.
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clbowens

Aug 22, 2014, 9:07 AM
What was your old plan?
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gloopey1

Aug 22, 2014, 10:44 PM
Unlimited, My Way.
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stevelvl

Aug 22, 2014, 10:38 AM
The term disruptive pricing strictly references to the current market place. The idea being that the plan is so radically different competitors have to change their plans or see an exodus of their customers.

So this has nothing to do with your old plan it is only fair to gauge it to current plan pricing in which case once again sprint has over promised and under delivered on the disruptive pricing claim.

Of course when you look at the history of Sprint that is what people should come to expect.
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gloopey1

Aug 22, 2014, 10:42 PM
stevelvl said:
The term disruptive pricing strictly references to the current market place. The idea being that the plan is so radically different competitors have to change their plans or see an exodus of their customers.

So this has nothing to do with your old plan it is only fair to gauge it to current plan pricing in which case once again sprint has over promised and under delivered on the disruptive pricing claim.

Of course when you look at the history of Sprint that is what people should come to expect.

For me, I'm saving 30 bucks per month without needing to buy any new devices. Once you factor the pricing for three new phones that I would need to purchase if I moved, I'd say that's darned goo...
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DarkStar

Aug 25, 2014, 9:39 AM
All of t-mobile's customers don't get unlimited internet. FYI throttling is not unlimited. Its $20 cheaper than the equivalent plan from T-mobile. And tether is extremely easy to get for free or a one time low payment.
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