T-Mobile Offers Unlimited Plan, Too
Sprint not getting on the bus?
You would think they would make an announcement today as well. I know they have test markets with unlimited, but if I were them I would get that nationwide unlimited plan up pronto.
Thats one of the big disadvantages of a "Test Market"... your competition sees what you are doing and they can beat you to the bunch! Didn't those guys at Sprint ever take any Marketing courses in college? damn.
Thats one of the big disadvantages of a "Test Market"... your competition sees what you are doing and they can beat you to the bunch! Didn't those guys at Sprint ever take any Marketing courses in college? damn.
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technically, they're the ONLY carrier to provide unlimited call plans WAY before everyone jumped on the bandwagon, it was just pricier.
Sprint will probably release it's new unlimited calling stuff everyone in the nation sometime this week, I presume.
That was a quick disease, huh?
Sprint will probably release it's new unlimited calling stuff everyone in the nation sometime this week, I presume.
That was a quick disease, huh?
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Keep in mind: Sprint thinks the longer they take to get something out, it will be better and badder. In some cases, this is very good. But with things like this.. OR the RAZR, all you need to do is test it, and release it. But who knows. Maybe they will have something like, unlimited everything (texting, voice, roaming, net, etc) for $109.99. You never, ever, know with Sprint.
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"Maybe they will have something like, unlimited everything (texting, voice, roaming, net, etc) for $109.99. You never, ever, know with Sprint."
Please, please please!!!!!!!!! 🤤 🤤 🤤
Please, please please!!!!!!!!! 🤤 🤤 🤤
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Yeah I would guess that they have to make a press release by tomorrow afternoon if they want to stay in the game (even though they aren't really in the game as much as VZ and ATT.)
Time will tell.
Time will tell.
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Sprint now has the Unlimited Acess Pack priced at $119.99 that includes voice, texting and web. You can add a data card with unlimited data access for $30 more.
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But that is only in select markets. They have yet to make that plan Nationwide.
Should happen soon.
Should happen soon.
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Actually, it's being widely reported that the plan is actually available nationwide. Started earlier this month.
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it's not....you can use it anywhere, as long as you sign up for an area code in that market
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Ok, but I just read an article on engadget dated 2/6/08 saying it's now available nationwide. Not trying to be argumentative because I honestly have no idea, but at the very least, there are conflicting reports.
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That article was corrected by Engadget saying that the report was wrong...it is still only offered in select markets.
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this is the info straight out of Sprint's dealer site.
February 19, 2008 - Sprint’s Response to Flat-Rate Unlimited Pricing from Verizon and AT&T
Verizon Wireless and AT&T each today (Feb. 19, 200😎 unveiled flat-rate unlimited pricing plans. Both companies’ price plans, for new and existing wireless subscribers, would start at $99.99 a month. Dan Hesse, Sprint president and CEO, addressed the possibility that Sprint would begin offering flat-rate unlimited pricing in a recent USA Today article.
Key messages:
Sprint offers great value in the market today with its current rate-plan offerings.
Sprint is trialing unlimited plans called Unlimited Access Packs. These plans are available for a limited time only in San Fra...
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February 19, 2008 - Sprint’s Response to Flat-Rate Unlimited Pricing from Verizon and AT&T
Verizon Wireless and AT&T each today (Feb. 19, 200😎 unveiled flat-rate unlimited pricing plans. Both companies’ price plans, for new and existing wireless subscribers, would start at $99.99 a month. Dan Hesse, Sprint president and CEO, addressed the possibility that Sprint would begin offering flat-rate unlimited pricing in a recent USA Today article.
Key messages:
Sprint offers great value in the market today with its current rate-plan offerings.
Sprint is trialing unlimited plans called Unlimited Access Packs. These plans are available for a limited time only in San Fra...
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Sprint will come out with one since the testing is over. Don't forget that Sprint lost many customers during their fourth quarter last year. Also, high executives were fired and a new CEO was named. Once the dust clears, I'm sure they will be making a big announcement of their new national unlimited plan.
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sprint has a lot of rate plans being tested right now which can possibly turn the tables around like the family free incoming, family unlimited calling and more than 20 new different rate plans under trials right now. but unfortunately like customers says when is it going to be offered nationwide.
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Will what different it's gona make,all the carriers are going to offer the unlimited plan.
average customer usage on cricket wireless is 1100 peak min,since the average price for this plan with national carriers such as Sprint, ATT,T mobile and verizon between $49-$59
on other hand many plans for $99.99 are 3000 min's or more who goes over 3000 min's a month
special with free nights and weekends after 7 or 6 pm and on top of all free incoming such as US Cellular offer.
average customer usage on cricket wireless is 1100 peak min,since the average price for this plan with national carriers such as Sprint, ATT,T mobile and verizon between $49-$59
on other hand many plans for $99.99 are 3000 min's or more who goes over 3000 min's a month
special with free nights and weekends after 7 or 6 pm and on top of all free incoming such as US Cellular offer.
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