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Are you on a special plan to get $60/mo? I thought the basic everything plan from sprint was 59.99/mo + the 10/mo for the 4g device. I am a sprint customer and
by djb_hackernews 16y ago
Are you on a special plan to get $60/mo? I thought the basic everything plan from sprint was 59.99/mo + the 10/mo for the 4g device.
I am a sprint customer and ready for a new phone and I know Sprint has great retention deals if you ask, wondering if you went that route.
- dotBen 16y agoI have a former-SERO (Sprint Employee Referral Offer) plan, now known as Everything Data Plus 500. You can get that via instructions at http://www.cellfanatic.com/2008/07/24/sprint-sero-plans-now-sprint-everything-plus-faq/ http://www.cellfanatic.com/2008/07/24/sprint-sero-plans-now-... (See the image for "Russ McGuire"'s info as your referree). I got my EVO at Google I/O and so when I called up to put the phone on my plan they didn't ask what phone I had and so didn't make me take their kinda pointless $10 EVO tax. I've heard long-standing customers can usually ask retentions to drop it. I also have an employer discount on there, but they now appear to be hard to get applied on already discount plans. So YMMV. Good luck I have my phone rooted, so I can run the open source wifi tether and not need to pay Sprint to use the on that comes with the phone. Also, it's all still cheaper than AT&T
- djb_hackernews 16y agoHmm, I also jumped on SERO a long time ago, and it's really the only thing keeping me from upgrading to an android phone. To upgrade to any of the plans they offer for their android phones would double my current monthly bill. I've heard reports that its near impossible to keep SERO and have an android phone. I've been a sprint customer for 10 years, i hope to use that to get some discount.