Sprint Nextel Re-Launches Sprint Brand
Free in-calling
Cellenator said:
Any in-coming call would not use mins?
Do you think other carriers will follow Sprint freein-calling?
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i dont think so. nextel has had it for so long and no other carrier has it on their rate plan portfolio.
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No way others will follow this. Imagine if EVERYONE had free Incoming calls. We would all switch down to the lowest minutes possible..and never call anyone...
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Its a different set of plans with the lowest being 300mins and free incoming. Its not Fair and flex.
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The way the article is worded, it makes it sound like ALL Sprint plans include free incoming. That's not true.
Free incoming plans start at $49.99 for a fixed pool of 300 minutes. Roaming is not included, but unlimited ReadyLink is.
Free incoming plans start at $49.99 for a fixed pool of 300 minutes. Roaming is not included, but unlimited ReadyLink is.
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Free incoming:
$49.99
300 outgoing
free incoming
Ready Link included
Unlimited N&W @ 9
7 PM - $5
6 PM - $10
Free Roaming - $5
PCS to PCS - $5
Fair & Flexible
$34.99
300 minutes
F&F overage plan
Free Roaming included
same 7 PM and 6 PM options
family plans available
Ready Link - $10
Two completely different plans for different types of customers. One is geared more towards business, one towards personal.
$49.99
300 outgoing
free incoming
Ready Link included
Unlimited N&W @ 9
7 PM - $5
6 PM - $10
Free Roaming - $5
PCS to PCS - $5
Fair & Flexible
$34.99
300 minutes
F&F overage plan
Free Roaming included
same 7 PM and 6 PM options
family plans available
Ready Link - $10
Two completely different plans for different types of customers. One is geared more towards business, one towards personal.
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The free incoming plan are plans that if one calls you, you dont pay for it with your mins or dollar amount. it doesnt cost you what so ever. (obviously the monthly charge.)
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It's a great concept, but their actual owned network is about the size of nextel's, so the only people that will see great benifit are those that live in major cities or along major highways. I see alot of complaints about this comming from those that dont live inside of sprints network.
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not really.. sprint has more spectrum then nextel. many people will see a great benenfit from this especially if they deploy the 2.5ghz mmds spectrum and if they put in many areas that they have it increase spectrum and capacity. i wouldnt worry.
45k+ cell sites.
avg of 55+mhz (not including their 2.5 band)
great nationwide footprint.
it will help.
many carrier's sites are along highways.
45k+ cell sites.
avg of 55+mhz (not including their 2.5 band)
great nationwide footprint.
it will help.
many carrier's sites are along highways.
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