Simply Everything
Okay. A brief history lesson. In February 2008 Verizon launched this top secret campaign which included Unlimited Talk for $99.99 It was not a well kept secret (of course) and AT&T matched it, T-Mobile beat it the same day. Sprint launched Simply Everything the following week. Anyone believe we might see a price decrease for Simply Everything or perhaps a $49.99 or $59.99 Unlimited Talk plan from Sprint?
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I hope so. I mean, the trend is already taking place. verizon put out a $70 unl talk, at&t pretty matched it, let's hup sprint turns out
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Boost is going to relaunch CDMA devices. Blackberry Curve, Sanyo Mirror (3810), and Sanyo Incognito. I don't see Sprint price dropping their Simply Everything plan. Maybe, an unlimited voice only plan, and unlimited voice and text plan will be added to Sprint's plans.
-Yean
-Yean
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I'd say if they do they'll drop it from $99.99 to either $79.99 or $89.99 I don't see them lowering it anymore than that.
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Don't be so sure. Wait until Q4 numbers are released. If they are worse than expected (like MetroPCS) I'd say you could see a revolutionary new rate plan.
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I think they need to launch a $59.99 Unlimited Talk and $79.99 Unlimited Talk and Text option and keep Simply Everything where it is. Sure Boost has an Unlimited option, but there are those who do not deal with pre-paid.
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well sprint used to have an unl talk an text and it was 89.99/month. so i dont think that the 79.99 pricing would fly but who knows.
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i doubt they will any time soon. there hasnt been any talk about it and sprint works with boost and virgin mobile. i doubt a unlimited talk plan will happen any time soon
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To be honest I don't think that we'll see either. Before these changes, Sprint's plans were all $10-$20 less than AT&T or Verizon (Talk 450/900 and Share 700 aside). To keep that same pricing structure around, Sprint would have to offer unlimited called at $59.99, which is the current price of 900 minutes. It would cause too much of a shake up in the pricing structure of their current plans to introduce something of that nature.
Lowering the price of Simply Everything would be a good thing for some, but it's something that I don't really feel is needed. Sprint's unlimited everything is still well cheaper than att's or vzw's unlimited everything, so there's really no need to drop that even more.
There is a need for an unlimited talk...
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Lowering the price of Simply Everything would be a good thing for some, but it's something that I don't really feel is needed. Sprint's unlimited everything is still well cheaper than att's or vzw's unlimited everything, so there's really no need to drop that even more.
There is a need for an unlimited talk...
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When the Simply everything was first introduced Sprint offered a Unlimited Talk/texting/direct connect plan for $89.99. Not enough people were interested in the plan so it was dropped off the roster. I doubt sprint will return to it due to the various other offers made with any mobile any time.
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actually, it was not because people weren't interested. lot's were. It was wsprints attempt to transition to the Simply Everything. when people are on a $69.99 plan. $89.99 sounds a lot better than $99.99. then they pull the plan out from under them, and the simply everything is only $10 more than what they're paying now, so it doesn't sound that bad. mush to their credit, it worked very well
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Wow! I never knew there WAS an $89.99 offering. So they are just going to concede the $69.99 Unlimited Talk to Verizon and AT&T? Weird that they would be undercut by the "expensive" carriers. Any Mobile Anytime is nice but it is NOT the same as Unlimited Voice. Not everyone calls cell phones.
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