Who's Switching
Dont be shy now... we all have our little dirty secrets... 😁
I definitely want a WebOS device. If it isn't the Pre, then it'll be something else. I'm not too worried. Besides, it'll be a while before I'm eligible to upgrade, so I hope that a WebOS device makes its way to VZW sometime during my wait.
Verizon blackberry
99.99 unlim talk
20.00 for 5k msgs
44.99 for blackberry pack
9.99 for vz navigator
equals a 174.97 bill, but i guess you get what you pay for.
Blackberry = $29.99
Using Blackberry Maps or Google Maps = $0.00
$149.98 (add $9.99 if you use Navigator)
Vz Navigator is also not required for GPS (but it is a really sweet app)
http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/controller? ... » 99.99 for unlimited talk
and
http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/controller? ... »
For all the blackberry options 5k text 20.00
blackberry unlimited data 44.99
vz navigator 9.99
So please make sure you check the blackberry plan and options.
For what it's worth, I did the same trick as you, but I found the $119.99/mo Unlimited talk including unlimited text and added the $29.99/mo Email & Web for Blackberry, which is unlimited as well, and had no problems. But I'm not about to link them, seeing as how it won't work for you to click on it - just like clicking on your link.
You DON'T HAVE TO get the plan the way you clicked on it. THERE ARE cheaper ways of doing it. In fact, my own personal line is not the same as how you selected it.
Beware, some of us on this website actually know what we're talking about and can't be blindsided by your tomfoolery.
And it's always important to consider why the Simply Everything plan was put into place, and why quarter over quarter Verizon adds customers and Sprint loses them, even with these price points. Sprint customers are not happy with their service for some reason, and this plan is in existence for that exactly. It's there to prevent further hits to the customer base and a...
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Counting that it would be $120 a month vs. $100. Keep in mind you will also get unlimited N&W, Unlimited M2M to 80 million customers (that's 30 million more than Sprint).
AshDizzle said:
And for most people, calling 10 people for free on the $59.99 900 minute plan is just as good as unlimited minutes completely.
Counting that it would be $120 a month vs. $100. Keep in mind you will also get unlimited N&W, Unlimited M2M to 80 million customers (that's 30 million more than Sprint).
who cares about mobile to mobile when you have unlim talk...
And I wouldn't say all Sprint customers are unhappy with their service. If they are in a low coverage area, maybe, but in my area, the majority of customers are happy as clams.
MarkCohen said:
Haha! So despite these quantifiable facts, you're still better?
I'm still better? I was just correcting the previous poster about price differences. I didn't say anything about me personally being better than a cell phone carrier.
Although now that you bring it up I do think I am better than all the cell phone carriers. I'd choose myself over them.
And there's another post in there my MarkCohen stating that people in his area stick with and love Sprint. Good for them. They don't feel this way in my area. I guess you can't base a blanketing comment on the experience in your area. However, as AshDizzle points out, there are hard nationwide-based numbers to prove his point. In the 4th quarter of 2008, Sprint lost 1.3 million customers while AT&T and Verizon were adding about 1.5 mill...
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epik said:...
Thank you for explaining the $29.99 vs. the $44.99 further. I didn't get into details simply because I made the assumption that people who frequent this board for more than a week have read about the difference, at least on Verizon. Data plans seem to be brought up constantly, much to my own dismay.
And there's another post in there my MarkCohen stating that people in his area stick with and love Sprint. Good for them. They don't feel this way in my area. I guess you can't base a blanketing comment on the experience in your area. However, as AshDizzle points out, there are hard nationwide-based numbers to prove his point. In the 4th quarter of 2008, Sprint lost 1.3 million customers while AT&T and Ver
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slines said:
You could not pay me enough to go with Sprint. Even if the service was free.
^^^^ This 100%