Sprint Rehashes Direct Connect Plans
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B. This article is terribly written. It says that data/web etc is 10.00 for Nextel phones and 20.00 for Nextel Direct Connect capable phones. All Nextel phones are Direct connect capable. It should be written correctly as Direct Connect on Sprint (DCS) and Powersource phones are 20.00 extra for web services. So essentially. You are paying for a Nextel device 29.99 to begin with 10.00 for web/gps navigation and another 30.00 for the 500.00 anytime minutes. (BTW the anytime minutes are add ons not stand alone plans.) total 69.99 which tech...
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Mektah said:...
A. Sero is for Sprint employees, friends and families etc, so you can't really compare it to a consumer plan. Because if consumer plans were comparable then there would be no need for SERO plans.
B. This article is terribly written. It says that data/web etc is 10.00 for Nextel phones and 20.00 for Nextel Direct Connect capable phones. All Nextel phones are Direct connect capable. It should be written correctly as Direct Connect on Sprint (DCS) and Powersource phones are 20.00 extra for web services. So essentially. You are paying for a Nextel device 29.99 to begin with 10.00 for web/gps navigation and another 30.00 for the 500.00 anytime minutes. (BTW the anytime minutes are add ons not stand alo
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Mektah said:
Actually Sprint offered the Business Essentials plans which had add-ons for 25.00 for unlimited wt. The only thing thise plan changes is that it adds texting to the equation and another 5.00 to the bill.
This only proves my point further. Since Sprint does have business only plans already, they could have crafted them much differently than the others. In other words, the free incoming and Direct Connect only could have resided in the business plans instead of what they offered, which wasn't much different than the family plans.
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