Originally posted by: bambam
I guess as the Wireless Local Number Portability date of November 24, 2003 grows closer they are doing what they can to lock in new customers keep current customers . I wonder if the deals will be will better before or after that date ?
Originally posted by: minendo
Requires a new two year contract in order to get the 7pm nighttime minutes.
Originally posted by: timswim78
Right now I am on a retention plan with them.
750 AT Minutes
3000 NW Minutes
8PM NW Start Time
$40 a month.
I am going to call tonight and see if they can hook me up with something a little better than this. Maybe a new phone or vision?
Originally posted by: timswim78
Right now I am on a retention plan with them.
750 AT Minutes
3000 NW Minutes
8PM NW Start Time
$40 a month.
I am going to call tonight and see if they can hook me up with something a little better than this. Maybe a new phone or vision?
Originally posted by: Coolgreany
LD on that particular plan is only from your local calling area so no a great deal if you travel away from home area.
Originally posted by: LordJezo
Verizon won't change since they have the best service and really don't need to lure people in since everyone knows they are getting the best coverage with them.
Originally posted by: dnuggett
Originally posted by: Coolgreany
LD on that particular plan is only from your local calling area so no a great deal if you travel away from home area.
Not true, at least in my case it includes nationwide coverage.
Originally posted by: bambam
I guess as the Wireless Local Number Portability date of November 24, 2003 grows closer they are doing what they can to lock in new customers keep current customers . I wonder if the deals will be will better before or after that date ?
Originally posted by: SoulAssassin
Originally posted by: bambam
I guess as the Wireless Local Number Portability date of November 24, 2003 grows closer they are doing what they can to lock in new customers keep current customers . I wonder if the deals will be will better before or after that date ?
While we're on the subject, Sprint will begin charging $1.10 for LNP. My understanding is that is an across the board fee that everyone will be paying to cover the service but if I am wrong about that someone please correct me.
Originally posted by: rufruf44
Originally posted by: SoulAssassin
Originally posted by: bambam
I guess as the Wireless Local Number Portability date of November 24, 2003 grows closer they are doing what they can to lock in new customers keep current customers . I wonder if the deals will be will better before or after that date ?
While we're on the subject, Sprint will begin charging $1.10 for LNP. My understanding is that is an across the board fee that everyone will be paying to cover the service but if I am wrong about that someone please correct me.
Its that a one time charge or basically an ongoing charge month-to-month? I guess just another corporate America at its finest, whatever cost incurred by government mandate, they just happily pass it along to customers.
Originally posted by: Spooner
I'm wondering why nobody's followed with the "roll over" minutes that Cingular has
Originally posted by: peang
Unlimited PCS to PCS is the best. since I share plan with my girlfriend and can talk anytime we want without worried used up our minutes
Originally posted by: Unheard
Originally posted by: Spooner
I'm wondering why nobody's followed with the "roll over" minutes that Cingular has
FYI: I asked a friend about this who works for a wireless carrier (Not Cingular). Cingular actually has a copyright on that type service, making it not possible for other services to follow suit.
--Scott
Originally posted by: puppyfriend
Man. I'm amazed. People still get cell phone service by the minute. That's so last century. Do you guys still use dial up modems?
David
Originally posted by: Unheard
Originally posted by: Spooner
I'm wondering why nobody's followed with the "roll over" minutes that Cingular has
FYI: I asked a friend about this who works for a wireless carrier (Not Cingular). Cingular actually has a copyright on that type service, making it not possible for other services to follow suit.
--Scott