Sprint has been really stingy with not having plans with a lot of anytime minutes. T-Mobile has like 1000 anytime minutes for $35. Cingular has their "roll-over" minutes. What does Sprint have? Sprint = penny pinchers. Here is what they recently gave me:
OLD plan
250 anytime
1250 n/w 8pm
$34.99
NEW plan
400 anytime
2000 n/w 8pm
3-month free Vision service
$35
plus $75 service credit for a new phone (Samsung N400)
I had to agree to 2 year contract, to get a deal in the store on the phone.
The $75 credit was okay, but still Sprint's anytime minutes are low compared to other companies. 2year contract sucks for a phone I still had to pay $20 for. Sprint also hardly ever has phone deals for their existing customers. Vision service should be free and included with the plans too. And ringers should be free to download. I had to make my own MIDI ringers for my phone, because there was no way I was going to pay them $1-$2 for a stupid ringer or screensaver download. Sprint better get their act together and give people(including existing customers) rollover minutes or more anytime, or people will be telling them bye-bye!
OLD plan
250 anytime
1250 n/w 8pm
$34.99
NEW plan
400 anytime
2000 n/w 8pm
3-month free Vision service
$35
plus $75 service credit for a new phone (Samsung N400)
I had to agree to 2 year contract, to get a deal in the store on the phone.
The $75 credit was okay, but still Sprint's anytime minutes are low compared to other companies. 2year contract sucks for a phone I still had to pay $20 for. Sprint also hardly ever has phone deals for their existing customers. Vision service should be free and included with the plans too. And ringers should be free to download. I had to make my own MIDI ringers for my phone, because there was no way I was going to pay them $1-$2 for a stupid ringer or screensaver download. Sprint better get their act together and give people(including existing customers) rollover minutes or more anytime, or people will be telling them bye-bye!