Verizon
I am talking bout a 5 line 2,100-3000 minute plan for 5 lines...
Thanks!
for 2200 min and the 5 lines it would be about $125 before tax of course (thats $110 for the plan then lines 3-5 are an extra $10each)
...now that would also include no roaming charges, nights at 9pm, long distance calling, and mobile to mobile calling (which is for calling any sprint or nextel phone)
you could also get a 3000 min plan that would be about $165 including same as above.
hope that helps
Verizon is $110 for 2 lines 2100 ($10 additional lines)
$140 5 lines 2100
and
$150 3000 for 2 lines ($10 additional lines)
$180 3000 for 5 lines
mobile to mobile free
N/W Free
LD free
NO Roaming charges
Price wise the 2100 is the same 3000 is cheaper with sprint but you should try each out for youself in you area, to see which is better i'm in phoenix, and verizon is great here. my sister has sprint because she has unlimited texting. but if you know a lot of people on verizon then we can give you the unlimited texting/pixing plan to vzw customers.
really it all depends on your needs tho, and your area.
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lastly vzw has plenty of ways you can keep track of your minutes such as #min from the handset, airtime free. or my account at vzw.com and if you you are going over your minutes you can call customer care and up your minutes to the next plan up, then backdate to avoid overage charges.
oh and lets not forgot, the main reason to have a family share plan is to be intouch with your kids etc and the network is key, not going to bash sprints network its adequite, but...
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my bad, misinformation.
And what are you talking about "using the fair and flexible 50 for 5 you sign a new 1 year agreement. Sprint doesn't renew your contract for utilizing what the plan is meant for.
And I am not sure who mentioned it but they were right: 2200 minutes is $109.99 for 2 lines, so for 5 lines the plan would run $139.99. That includes unlimited night and weekends after 9pm, unlimited mobile to mobile and no roaming charges. A two year agreement is required for this plan. Also for an extra $5 you can get 7pm nights or for an extra $10 6pm nights.
Just to clarify any misinformation. Sprint doesn't renew customers contracts everything they go over their minutes and pay 5 dollars for an extra 50 minutes. That is almost the most ridiculous thing I have heard. And they do offer mobile to mobile FREE with family plans.
wow, worste and probably stupidest comment i've ever seen....
Sprint to sprint does come with family plans, and the 50 for 5 automatically signing a new 1 year? are you just plain dumb?
-2500 minutes a month
-nights and weekends for all phones, that start at 7p.m.
-Unlimited mobile to mobile (USCC)
-Unlimited incomming calls, from anywhere.
-Nationwide long distance
-5 free phones included with plan, all providing "blanket coverage"
verizon's 0.25/min overage @ 200 min= $50.00 overage
sprint's 0.10/min overage @ 200 min= $20.00 overage
savings of $30.00 that month, and let's say that you are consistently doing that over 12 months... you are paying a total of $600 in that year for overage for verizon whereas you are paying $240 in overage with sprint over 12 months of 200 minutes over... that's a savings off $360, which could be two phone bills!
of course i am going to show you the pros for sprint, because you posted this on the sprint forum. but i am not going to knock verizon (you may have to find out for yoursel...
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