Sprint does offer unlimited 3G data service for data cards. The price is $115.99.

where are you finding your information, never seen a plan like that.

I second that cause I was just in the Sprint store the other day talking to them about air cards and they said its $59.99 for 5GB.

I hate to say this, but MOST reps probably don't even know of the unlimited 3G data plan for data cards.

-Yean

I'm going to call Sprint in just a second. Is there anything specific I should ask to get them to release this secret information?? 🤣

There is no secret. Just in case they claim not to know the SOC code, here it is. PDS11599E. Monthly service is $115.99. Enjoy.


-Yean

Funny, I'm a Sprint rep, and when I try to add that code I get an error stating it does not exist. I also checked our price plan grid, there are no Connection Card plans *at all* that fall to be $115.99. The closest is a $109.99 plan for North America roaming, but even it has the 5gb data limit.

Also searched our knowledge base, looked up current and past connection card plans, none are $115.99. It does show the old codes for the unlimited connection card plans that we used to have, none of them match the code provided. I searched solely for the code 'PDS11599E', and it does not appear anywhere in our knowledge base.

So, as a Sprint rep, I would really like to know where and how to find this unlimited plan of yours. I'd certainly offer...
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What system are you using? KMS will not show this plan. Do you have a search engine in your system? This SOC code is not expired. I don't think you will find it in FDT or FAST.

Yeah ive known about this I just never offer it anymore since no one is willing to pay it. If you go to the SOC lookup tool its there as well. You wont find anything in KMS

Well sine we are dropping propriatary information that code is available in soc price plan look up tool. It is also expired since 04/07/2009, but it was a $115.99 unlimited connection card plan. Now that that was all aired out can we eat some cake? 😁

Looked up the SOC yesterday in iRMS, and shows it's still active. Last time I used the code was October of last year. Trying to cut back on the sweets and bread. Lol. Thanks though. 🙂

-Yean

Hrm, I still can't find it, even in the PP grid Advanced Search. A few others have confirmed it though; I'll just color myself confused.

You can see any soc in *Soc/PP look up tool in i-connect, yes that soc existed, but it is no longer in the system, and not even retention has it, only expired price plans department could add that, not retention. If you try to add the SOC in CSM it will give error soc does not exist. So no, you cant use this Soc.

According to iRMS it's still active in retail. Don't know what CMS is, I got the code from NSS, and used it in October for a customer that would exceed every month. There are several other uncommon codes that I know of, that are NOT expired. There are SOC codes that iRMS will not recognize and I know the SOC does exists, and it's not expired. Also, the SOC isn't a retention offer.

SOC still works. Just did one to make sure.

iRMS, the system that Sprint uses.

-Yean

well thats only the system that dealers use i believe and it that is probably a sales expired plan and not one we currently offer because it is not on our plan list here in care.

PDS11599E, not expired.

LOL, we don't use iRMS.

PDS11599E does not exist according to my system. I have searched in multiple areas, it does not come up anywhere in current or expired plans. When I attempted to enter it in an account, I got an error stating the plan does not exist. I do have access to expired plans, this is not one of them.

It exists in iRMS. I also got this SOC code from NSS. I don't know what system NSS. Retail uses iRMS and FDT.

True indeed....this plan does exist! 😲

I don't recall ever seeing unlimited for that price. the only plan I've seen near that price is for 10GB instead of 5 and I think that was 109.99 per month

I saw that SOC too. Do you use iRMS? Look up the SOC it's there. If you use iRMS, go to the search engine, look up PDS and you'll see several 3G data plans that are uncommon.