Sprint Offers 'Unlimited Everything' for $99
Can this spark a revival?
Probably not because every carrier has these kinds of plans for high end users, which there isn't very many of them. They're a very small percentage of any given carrier's total customer base.
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Every carrier does not have a plan like this.
Verizon's $99 unlimited is voice only. You don't get a plan like this with Verizon until you drop 140 bones on it.
AT&T's does not include navigation.
T-Mobile's requires a 2 year contract.
This is by far the standard bearer for the industry now. Everything you could want to do with your service, except phone as a modem and blackberry service, all in one plan, for the lowest price point you're going to find.
No, everyone does not have this plan.
Verizon's $99 unlimited is voice only. You don't get a plan like this with Verizon until you drop 140 bones on it.
AT&T's does not include navigation.
T-Mobile's requires a 2 year contract.
This is by far the standard bearer for the industry now. Everything you could want to do with your service, except phone as a modem and blackberry service, all in one plan, for the lowest price point you're going to find.
No, everyone does not have this plan.
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This plan can have a Blackberry, but if you want BES support (BIS is included), its an extra 20 bucks.
Not to mention.. someone is on a free incoming 300, with nights at 7, unlimited text, and basic vision..
Thats 85 bucks... you dont think they would GLADLY pay another 15 to NEVER WORRY ABOUT IT.
No more "my bill is screwed up because I dont know how to read it"..
Not to mention, the sprint TV and Music packages, theyre the premiere versions of it, so yo uget MORE on this plan, than you get with the $30 pro pack.
Not to mention.. someone is on a free incoming 300, with nights at 7, unlimited text, and basic vision..
Thats 85 bucks... you dont think they would GLADLY pay another 15 to NEVER WORRY ABOUT IT.
No more "my bill is screwed up because I dont know how to read it"..
Not to mention, the sprint TV and Music packages, theyre the premiere versions of it, so yo uget MORE on this plan, than you get with the $30 pro pack.
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I seriously doubt this will keep people from being pissed about their bill, especially the first month afterwards when they get their prorated charges. I can't wait for the throngs of people that flood my store then âšī¸
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I can't wait for the throngs of people leaving overpriced AT&T for a provider with a good data capability and a price their wallets can easily forgive.
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all i have to say...well i cant really say anything, but we are the largest carrier, our network is right behind verizons, and well...we have a lot of selection of phones and data. but your right! sprint does have cheap prices and behind that, a customer rep that doesnt know what the F*** there doing nor, can barely speak a lick of english. might i add incorrect billing. oh yeah, i used to have and work for sprint, that.....company.
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the rep (you) didnt switch their plan in mid bill cycle, they (again, you) wouldnt have to explain proration.
Next bill cycle homie, learn it love it live it.
Next bill cycle homie, learn it love it live it.
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ATT does not have a navagation plan. You use the data for Navagation if you are using A-GPS. So for $115 you can have unlimted data and voice..
Most of VEriaon's users pay only $51 a month. Not many will buy a $99 plan on either ATT or Verizon.
YOu need to understand 25 hours a month on prime time minutes ia A LOT of time on the phone. MOst people don't spend nearly that much time DURING THE DAYS of the WEEKS on the phone. Week ends and nights are already unlimited,
Most of VEriaon's users pay only $51 a month. Not many will buy a $99 plan on either ATT or Verizon.
YOu need to understand 25 hours a month on prime time minutes ia A LOT of time on the phone. MOst people don't spend nearly that much time DURING THE DAYS of the WEEKS on the phone. Week ends and nights are already unlimited,
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Is that Sprint caters mostly to business customers, who would need a plan like this. Not so with Verizon, AT&T or T-Mobile, who do cater mostly to families and individuals
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If it is advertised the right way. But Sprint and advertising is not a good mix. I am not even an advertisting person and I could make better advertisments. Geez. I hope they really kick this one off good.
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agent smith said:
sprint still sucks.
verizon wipes the floor with them and charges more to boot
I guess Verizon will be doing a lot of floor wiping, with the mass exodus of customers leaving behind nothing but the dust of their footprints! đ
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agent smith said:
well, sometimes the truth hurts
Like what truth? Sprint just waited to see what our competition was going to do first. This is actually the 2nd time I have seen Sprint change the pricing before the end of a quarter.
This is going to help out our customers like no tomorrow. Also the agents will like it too on the bills, and the call volume will go down for pricing disputes. There will still be disputes on billing yeah, but this will be good in the long run.
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