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Tyzing
04-02-2008, 05:04 PM
Hey guys, I need the Unlimited everything, I've always had good luck with Sprint in the past getting great discounts and great plans from retention but I wanted to know what the cheapest you've been able to find this plan for.


There's gotta be some trick or secret! I'm so used to this with sprint!


Striker911
04-02-2008, 05:56 PM
$99.99 for everything enough said

NINO63004
04-02-2008, 06:02 PM
Like striker said. Sprint's current $99.99 unlimited plan currently has the most included out of all the carriers.




Nino

t0mmyr
04-02-2008, 06:43 PM
$99.99 for everything enough said

I concur...

if u want to switch from sprint to another carrier I believe Cricket offers everything unlimited for $50 a month...cricket or metro pcs...theyre not as big as att, verizon, and sprint but they might be in ur area and just what your looking for

deathorglory
04-02-2008, 07:21 PM
Hey guys, I need the Unlimited everything, I've always had good luck with Sprint in the past getting great discounts and great plans from retention but I wanted to know what the cheapest you've been able to find this plan for.


There's gotta be some trick or secret! I'm so used to this with sprint!

Nope, no way around it in the system. Many have tried, none have suceeded.

dustenm
04-02-2008, 11:14 PM
I don't understand why people would pay $99 for unlimited service when you can have it for $50 or $60. How you may ask.

1. First get a SERO plan for $30
2. then get sprint 2 home for free
3. signup for an unlimited internet phone service with that allows unlimited calls
4. point the number to ring your cellphone and show your number calling you.
5. setup your voip number so you can call it and make calls out.

Only $50 or $60 at the most for unlimited incoming and outgoing calls.

Matt
04-02-2008, 11:16 PM
I don't understand why people would pay $99 for unlimited service when you can have it for $50 or $60. How you may ask.

1. First get a SERO plan for $30
2. then get sprint 2 home for free
3. signup for an unlimited internet phone service with that allows unlimited calls
4. point the number to ring your cellphone and show your number calling you.
5. setup your voip number so you can call it and make calls out.

Only $50 or $60 at the most for unlimited incoming and outgoing calls.

Because that is a PITA. :laughing:

deanwoof
04-02-2008, 11:22 PM
$0.00 :clap::hee:

dustenm
04-02-2008, 11:27 PM
Because that is a PITA. :laughing:



There is one voip company out there that makes it very easy and the setup is only a onetime thing. I mean to save $40 or $50 a month I think it is worth it. But I then I guess people how are going to pay $99 a month have money to burn.

deathorglory
04-03-2008, 09:44 AM
No other NATION-WIDE company offers a plan as inclusive for the price as the Simply Everything plan. Now the regional companies do offer it cheaper but the coverage is not nationwide, does not include roaming, and things like text and pictures may or may not be included.

If you don't travel outside of your local area often and don't use features like picture mail, perhaps something like Cricket or MetroPCS is for you.

anay
04-03-2008, 10:06 AM
GrandCentral + Web Browser + Pick 3 = Unlimited Incoming and Outgoing Calls

Been using it since I got switched to Ensemble. Fantastic!!!

leicabug
04-03-2008, 10:48 AM
GrandCentral + Web Browser + Pick 3 = Unlimited Incoming and Outgoing Calls

Been using it since I got switched to Ensemble. Fantastic!!!

Can you provide a little more details of how this is done?

leicabug
04-03-2008, 10:53 AM
There is one voip company out there that makes it very easy and the setup is only a onetime thing. I mean to save $40 or $50 a month I think it is worth it. But I then I guess people how are going to pay $99 a month have money to burn.

Which company?

jumonjii
04-03-2008, 11:49 AM
I don't understand why people would pay $99 for unlimited service when you can have it for $50 or $60. How you may ask.

1. First get a SERO plan for $30
2. then get sprint 2 home for free
3. signup for an unlimited internet phone service with that allows unlimited calls
4. point the number to ring your cellphone and show your number calling you.
5. setup your voip number so you can call it and make calls out.

Only $50 or $60 at the most for unlimited incoming and outgoing calls.

For point number 3... care to share?

Most of the internet phone companies that offer this have their own fees.

As for using Grandcentral, for now it's free, because it's in beta.

You could try that Asterisk @ Home or Trixbox or whatever.

dustenm
04-03-2008, 01:14 PM
For point number 3... care to share?

Most of the internet phone companies that offer this have their own fees.

As for using Grandcentral, for now it's free, because it's in beta.

You could try that Asterisk @ Home or Trixbox or whatever.



http://voicestick.com/ is the company I am talking about. It is only 19.95 a month with no other fees. Also very easy to setup.

jumonjii
04-03-2008, 01:45 PM
Yeah, that's been discussed before.

adrian2pm
04-04-2008, 12:17 PM
theres an ad here in chicago for t-mobile $65 unlimited minutes plus $10 for unlimited text and data.

http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/ele/629086728.html

deathorglory
04-04-2008, 03:10 PM
theres an ad here in chicago for t-mobile $65 unlimited minutes plus $10 for unlimited text and data.

http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/ele/629086728.html

Anytime something like that is offered for less than the nationally advertised price, there's usually something fishy going on. Just saying...

Dzalumni
04-04-2008, 03:17 PM
theres an ad here in chicago for t-mobile $65 unlimited minutes plus $10 for unlimited text and data.

http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/ele/629086728.html

I wonder if you called Sprint Retentions and threatened to CXL over this plan, they would say GOOD BYE!

deathorglory
04-04-2008, 03:22 PM
They would.

jumonjii
04-04-2008, 04:03 PM
theres an ad here in chicago for t-mobile $65 unlimited minutes plus $10 for unlimited text and data.

http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/ele/629086728.html

It says it only for coverage in Chicago.

voipphreak
04-08-2008, 04:02 PM
http://voicestick.com/ is the company I am talking about. It is only 19.95 a month with no other fees. Also very easy to setup.

The Voicestick guys have a new web site that is designed for the dial around trick. You get a free DID and no charge for incoming minutes.

I got in on a beta test. On the sign up, type in MGTBETA1 in the code box. It credits you with $10 to try the service, and stops the normal charge to the credit card. It works like their voicestick site, but the big difference is the free incoming

so_focus_man
04-08-2008, 09:18 PM
Yeah Sprint Is Murdering The Cell Phone Game Over All.... $99 For EVERYTHING Look Man U Cant Beat It....Unless Ur CHEAP and want A Metro Piece Of **** Or Crooked AKA Cricket

nightjars
04-08-2008, 09:23 PM
Skype is very cheap, and has a WinMo client.

voipphreak
04-09-2008, 06:38 AM
Yeah Sprint Is Murdering The Cell Phone Game Over All.... $99 For EVERYTHING Look Man U Cant Beat It....Unless Ur CHEAP and want A Metro Piece Of **** Or Crooked AKA Cricket

I have a $30 Sprint plan, and the $5 extra Sprint to Home and then the MyGlobalTalk or VoiceStick trick (Have two Sprint phone, me and wife)

anay
04-09-2008, 09:51 AM
Can you provide a little more details of how this is done?


Create a GrandCentral account.
Change settings in GrandCentral to use only the GrandCentral number as the caller ID.
Get Pick 3 with one of the numbers being GrandCentral.
All incoming calls will show up as the GrandCentral number covered by Pick 3.
For outgoing calls, use your browser to go to GrandCentral mobile page and use the call feature. It will call you first before connecting to the person you want to call. (You need to have your contacts uploaded to GrandCentral.)


It cost me $5 for Power Vision Access Pack and $5 for Pick 3.

Volholler
04-11-2008, 12:31 PM
Sound like you have to "be invited". Hmmmmmm....so how does one arrange to be the winner of this lottery ticket service.

Oh - and do you think the service will stay free. I don't see any ad supported services. Not sure about their business model.

Thanks!!!!! :fingers:

DAANG
04-11-2008, 12:59 PM
Been offer for $85 to me. I didnt even ask. The rep jus mention it said they have this new unlimited everything plan and if i want she would discount it at $85 instead of $99. I refuse the offer though.

SprintSALES
04-11-2008, 03:18 PM
Been offer for $85 to me. I didnt even ask. The rep jus mention it said they have this new unlimited everything plan and if i want she would discount it at $85 instead of $99. I refuse the offer though.

there is NO POSSIBLE WAY to discount the unlimited plan, no mater what dept you work for. i was a little hazy on the other stuff you said but now i know you are just making things up just like the rep telling you the iphone is coming to sprint.

desirex
04-16-2008, 04:48 PM
there is NO POSSIBLE WAY to discount the unlimited plan, no mater what dept you work for. i was a little hazy on the other stuff you said but now i know you are just making things up just like the rep telling you the iphone is coming to sprint.
good job!

i also think that guy is full of sh*t

Fla Chuck
04-29-2008, 10:11 PM
The $99 Everything plan is what got me looking to Sprint to start with. It's what I would have cheerfully gone to had I not learned about SERO from you lovely people... :ninja: ...and I would have been happy with it. I may still need to leave my SERO and go to unlimited over the next year. We'll see. But I didn't see anything even close for the nationwide companies.

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