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Sukhoi

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Well it shouldn't be either given that the plan has free roaming and sprint has roaming coverage just about everywhere.
 

Horsep0wer

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this is what was included in my welcome email from Sprint:

SPRINT FAIR & FLEXIBLE PLAN
ADJUSTABLE ANYTIME MINUTES
$30.00 MINIMUM MONTHLY CHARGE
AMERICA - ROAMING INCLUDED
NATIONWIDE LONG DISTANCE INCLUDED
UNLIMITED NIGHT & WEEKEND MINS. INCLUDED
NIGHTS: M-TH 9PM-7AM WKND: F 9PM-M 7AM
UNLIMITED VISION ACCESS
UNLIMITED MOBILE TO MOBILE
CALLER ID, CALL WAITING
THREE-WAY CALLING
VOICEMAIL

Additional Anytime Minute Rate: $0.50/minute
Roaming Minute Rate: $0.69/minute
Out of Area Travel Rate: $0.50/minute



i called retentions directly. i said 'when i think of America Roaming -Included, that to me sounds like i can roam anywhere in the U.S.' he agreed and said that i shouldn't be charged roaming fees. he didn't know why this would be included on the welcome email. i never did ask what my 'home' area was.

i told him i was pretty upset that i even though i haven't gotten my phone yet, i've had 5 things either wrong or misrepresented to me. particularly, i said i was told nights and weekends started at 7. he said 'not on this plan.' i was hinting that i wanted it, but he didn't offer. i didn't push for it. also, everyone beware that Inphonics has put the 500 text messages for $8 on many people's plans.




 
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Originally posted by: Horsep0wer
this is what was included in my welcome email from Sprint:

SPRINT FAIR & FLEXIBLE PLAN
ADJUSTABLE ANYTIME MINUTES

Additional Anytime Minute Rate: $0.50/minute

The Additional Minute Rate of $0.50/minute is a contradiction of the Fair and Flexible Plan, which is $5 for every 50 minutes over the limit.

I noticed mine says that now too, so I guess "Fair" and Flexible is no longer Fair?

-Ed

 

RideFree

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If I recall, when I got my welcome, it was $5.00 for 50 min = $.10/min (overage, that is). I had no problem with that as, if I needed more minutes, I could have opted for a different SERO/plan w/more base minutes.
I think it may be listed in your Sprint.com PCS account.

GTFan, can you clear this up for us?
 

Frglss

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My plan originally had the same wording in my welcome kit and online. A quick call to *2 took care of it. If they disagree, point them to the sero plan wording.


Originally posted by: Edwood
Originally posted by: Horsep0wer
this is what was included in my welcome email from Sprint:

SPRINT FAIR & FLEXIBLE PLAN
ADJUSTABLE ANYTIME MINUTES

Additional Anytime Minute Rate: $0.50/minute

The Additional Minute Rate of $0.50/minute is a contradiction of the Fair and Flexible Plan, which is $5 for every 50 minutes over the limit.

I noticed mine says that now too, so I guess "Fair" and Flexible is no longer Fair?

-Ed

 

tterris

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hey all. I just got my 920 yesterday after 6 days. I ordered last friday morning and even though it was shipping from MD and I live in NC, it took forever! I'm happy though now that I have it; I was blown away when I saw I had access to the internet... from a phone.

I have a few questions though. Myself, like most others who signed up for the sero plan have not got free picture mail / instant messaging included. This wont be a problem after I call in and have it fixed I'm sure.

But... is the plan supposed to include any of the live tv viewing packages? All I have availble in the 'my channels' category of mediaplayer are some bogus preview channels and mobisodes and clips of old shows. Now, if this is extra that's fine; it's still an amazing deal, but i just want to make sure I'm not getting ripped lol. Anyone's plan come with these tv viewing packages?
 

mike3736

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Guys/Gals Pls note if you take any of the Sprint plans and take billing via e mail instead of a mailed paper bill you can save yourself an additional $ 5.00 a month.
Mike F.
p.s I received my first bill no add ons were on there for text messages etc.
 

masar1

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Apr 13, 2000
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Originally posted by: Edwood
Are you sure it's $5 per month?

Looks like just a one time only $5 service credit.

-Ed

You're right it is only a one time credit. But it would be nice if sprint made it a monthly service credit. I know a lot of cc merchant accounts that have paper statement fees of at least $5.00. If Sprint charged their paper statement cost to customers who need to have mailed statements, then e-statement folks can celebrate each month with $5.00 pinched from Sprint. I'm just pipe dreaming here, nevermind me.
 

tterris

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in case anyone is still keeping up with this thread or still considering buying into this plan, i called customer service today to have the picture/video mail that was supposed to be on my plan added. i went through 4 csr's. the first was just the standard rep that fielded the simpler concerns and questions, but he wasn't able to handle the situation so he put me on with someone from tech. apparently over in tech there is a multi-tier system of technies and only when you reach the advanced level are you able to address this problem. i had to go through tier 1 and tier 2 technical assistants to get some action. one thing that did boggle me--when i told him that i had unlimited instant messaging with my plan, he told me that the terms of that feature were worded poorly or something like that. he said because they were a 3rd party he couldn't give that to me for free. it really didn't make sense, but i just let it go. i mean, with unlimited web and data access/picture mail and all the other goodies that are included in this plan, what's one small sacrifice.

the mini opera web browser is awesome!! so much better than ugly wap that comes with the phone. i'm going to see what orb is all about tommorow, and i was wondering if anyone could fill me in on any other little downloadable enhancements that could make this treasure of a plan glitter even more.
 
Dec 20, 2005
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Unlimited Test Messaging (SMS) is not included with the SERO deal unless you can get lucky.

Unlimited Picture Mail should be included. But sometimes you have to fight for it. I did.

-Ed
 

tterris

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no, i wasn't calling about unlimited text messaging, but unlimited instant messaging with aol msn or yahoo, which is included but apparently not because of poor wording.
 
Dec 20, 2005
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Huh? Unless you are talking about something different, isn't IM a software based feature that utilizes the Vision internet connection, and not a push type service?
 

cpubound

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I want to join the SERO spint deal today. I'm looking for a legit sprint employee that I can use their email. so i won't have any worries later. can someome PM me with it please. I would really appreciate it.

Regards,
 

RideFree

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There've been half a dozen posted here, just use one. If it goes through, it worked because it is "legit".
It's not like you can make something up and it simply slides by the Sprint system.
 
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Well, seeing as how the SERO deal is supposed to end in June (which day in June is it?), Going to be tough to get it with the Treo 700p. You'd have to call Sprint and try to get the deal.
 

Jagercola

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Anyone know how to get a PDA/phone with a new SERO signup? I called the Sprint number and looked on there SERO website and they just offered phones only.
 

enddogg

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About a week ago they had the Samsung a900 on sale for $149.99, but now its up to $169.99. I know its a shot in the dark, but does anybody know if it will be going back to the $149.99 price tag. I'm definately going to signup, but I wouldn't mind saving $20 if I could.
 

fubarksu

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I don't know when anyone last looked, but the PPC-6700 is on the referral site now.... 450 out the door, then you can send in a 100$ rebate to make it 350. FYI
 
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