I guess this isn’t any earth shattering news, but I found it interesting that the 20/24 credit finally showed up as 1 credit for 20 and not 2 or 3 adding up to 20

This is the simplest statement I have had in many months.

New Charges

Everything Data BlackBerry - 450 Anytime Minutes Included $69.99
Employee Discount Sprint 27% -$18.90
$20 Service Credit -$20.00
3 Numbers, Any Network - Unlimited $0.00
2 Add’l Numbers, Any Network - Unlimited Calling $0.00

Out of contract, but both flip phones are starting to fall apart so we need to upgrade. Both of us would like iPhones but I am reluctant to dump sprint after 11 years and give up my $61 F&C plan with 5pm, much less to deal with AT&T’s crappo network.

So as I see it, the best sprint phones for us are the android models - either HTC Hero or Samsung Moment. Assuming Sprint will require us to upgrade the data plans, how much extra will that run? (we currently pay $10/mo for PV).

The AT&T plan with corp discount is only $103/mo, so any increase by sprint brings us closer to saying hasta la vista. The 9pm n/w is somewhat offset by the 10 F/F numbers and rollover.

I suppose another option would be to buy aftermarket on ebay or craigslist, and just wait to see if iphone gets released elsewhere, but i’m not optimistic that sprint will get it anytime soon.

Hello,
I’ve been running Android 100% from my SD card since December. Have not once had to go back to windows.

Now getting ready to flash Android into the Vogue’s memory (known as running from NAND). However, if my phone breaks, Sprint will not cover the repairs if I have flashed a different ROM on the device.

My question:
Where can I find the latest Stock ROM file that I can flash back onto my Vogue? Just want to have a back-up/recovery plan before I flash.

Been loving Android on this device!
Not going back to WinMo.

Thanks in advance for your help!

We currently have the following plan:

Sprint Fair & Flexible for FAMILIES
$69.99 Base Price
$9.99 for additional line
800 Shared Minutes
Unlimited Power Vision on all lines
Unlimited Texts on 2 lines

Average usage per month is as follows:
Line 1: 150 minutes, 5000 texts, 1 MB Data
Line 2: 350 minutes, 700 texts, 50 MB Data
Line 3: 50 minutes, 0 text, 0 MB Data

Total: 550 minutes, 5700 texts, 51 MB Data

We have a 25% corporate discount on the plan and the monthly total usually comes out to around $68-75 per month after discount and taxes

One of the users recently received a Palm Pre as a gift and we tried to activate it but could not as our plan did not qualify. Our goal is to be able to use the Pre as well as get a HTC Hero for one of the lines. I checked the plans and all I see on the site is the Simpy Everything Family plan with 1500 minutes for $149.99 for 3 lines. After the 25% discount this would come out to $112 plus taxes, which would end up costing $40-50 more per month.

What would be the best plan to move to when looking at our usage above and keeping in mind that we would like to use the following phones:

Line 1: Palm Pre
Line 2: HTC Hero
Line 3: Any basic phone

Thanks for all your help guys

Hey all, I have a family plan that I will be getting the 10/24 discount with. However, my sister has a 20% discount through her work, can I add her discount to my plan? She and her husband are on my family plan. Would I just call up and say " I need the ***** corp discount added to my plan here is the number?"

Thanks!

Hey everyone. I read a while ago that a few people got their $20/24 dropped a while back but I wanted to see if anyone had some advice for my situation. I switched from SERO to ED 450 in January due to Sprint’s increase in fees which gave me some negotiating power. I ended up with a deal of $20 off my ED 450 bill for 24 months along with a 10% discount by having a AOL.com email. This was all offered by a few reps that I spoke to. I recorded all the phone calls to Sprint with my Touch Pro2 since my state only requires one party to be notified. The night I switched over my plan I also asked the rep about the possibility of receiving a $70 service credit. He said he wasn’t sure and that he would switch me over to another department after finalizing my new plan. After speaking to a few reps, I was fortunate to get the $70 applied instantly. In February the $20 discount was applied to my bill but the 10% was not (I was told it could take a few billing cycles). Now on my March statement the 10% is applied but the $20/24 is not showing up. I called Sprint and Account Services told me that they no longer have the $20/24 codes and that the $70 service credit somehow voided that deal. I told the lady that I had recorded all of the deals of my plan but she said it didn’t matter. Unfortunately I can not contact the rep that set me up with this plan. He was really helpful and called me many times weeks after switching to my new plan to make sure everything was alright. If the people that had $20/24 dropped are reading this, any advice? I hope my plan isn’t messed up, especially with the Nexus One and Supersonic coming soon to Sprint! :confused:

Hey’all, so I have two months left until my contract expires. My phone is currently malfunctioning so I’m looking for a new and hopefully better phone. If I were to upgrade plans (from Sero to ED), would I get a new plan phone price?

If not, would it be better to just terminate my service once I’m out of contract and get a new contract right afterwards?

One last thing, when am I eligible to upgrade plans? I have the $150 upgrade discount now but 2 months until the contract fully expires.

Heya folks. Quick question.

Background info:

I have a bunch of lines on my account (6, to be exact) and I plan on upgrading all of them, new plans, new phones. All phones and plans are older than 2 years old and are eligible for upgrade discounts.

I have a 23% corporate discount so my account is classified as a corporate account. The times I’ve called *2, I’ve usually been transferred to the business account section.

So, on to my story. I get this email from this dude at Sprint who says he is our official "Account Manager" and anything we need about our account, he can handle. I tell him about wanting to upgrade, and I ask for the $20/24. I know it’s officially over but I figure worst case scenario he comes back with the $10/24 service credit.

Instead, he tells me "You have the best discount I’ve ever seen! 23%, Wow! My supervisor won’t let me give you a service credit on top of that, but don’t worry, you’re getting a great deal!"

Now, I know this is total bullsh**. The corporate discount has nothing to with service credits, which they give out with abandon. Plus, some people are reporting that they have gotten their corporate discount bumped up to up to 27%, whether or not their company has that high a discount.

How can I increase my chances of talking to somebody who will authorize a service credit ($70, $10/24, whatever)? Can I go behind this guy’s back? What’s the best way to do this? Call *2? E-care? Other routes?

Thanks guys!

EDIT: I don’t know if this is relevant, but I plan on switching from a couple of my SERO plans to one large Family ED shared plan. I figure, they’ll be happy about my getting rid of SERO, right? But how do the service credits work for shared plans? Is it per line, or one credit for the whole shared plan?