What is I-Connect?

[billybuns]

I am trying to get the sero plan and it was available a month ago in my area and now its not according to the website so I emailed the sero team and this is what they replied with:

Thank you for contacting us about the Sprint Employee Referral Offer.

The qualifying markets file listed on i-Connect will provide a list of all eligible markets for SERO by City, State and Zip. Affiliate territories are excluded from receiving this offer. If you attempt to sign up for the Sprint Employee Referral Offer from an Affiliate territory, the SERO website will provide a message to inform you that you are not eligible for the program.

Thank you,

SERO TEAM

can someone tell me what is i-connect and where can i find this file?

[Juno]

I-Connect is an internal website that employees use. They're assuming that you have an employee who is referring you--because it's the Employee Referral Offer. So the employee who is referring you is supposed to check and see what your eligibility is. If the SERO website said it's no longer available in your area, then it's too late to sign up.

[SprintTech2]

I-Connect is an internal website that employees use. They're assuming that you have an employee who is referring you--because it's the Employee Referral Offer. So the employee who is referring you is supposed to check and see what your eligibility is. If the SERO website said it's no longer available in your area, then it's too late to sign up.

that's exactly right, couldn't have explained it better myself.

[billybuns]

Hmm well is there anyone on here that has access to that and can help me out and just see if theres any markets in my area that I can get sero? im in Stratford, CT 06614

[reemusk]

Hmm well is there anyone on here that has access to that and can help me out and just see if theres any markets in my area that I can get sero? im in Stratford, CT 06614


that can get people in some serious trouble...have a rep you know take a look...or call your local sprint store.

[dsmking]

I-Connect is an internal website that employees use. They're assuming that you have an employee who is referring you--because it's the Employee Referral Offer. So the employee who is referring you is supposed to check and see what your eligibility is. If the SERO website said it's no longer available in your area, then it's too late to sign up.

I actually noticed something strange the past few weeks. I signed up for the SERO plan early in March and there was coverage in my area (including downtown Boston 02215). A day or two afterwards both the Inphonics web sites as well as Sprint's main web site showed no coverage in any Boston zip code I tried. A few days later the main Sprint web site was fixed but not the Inphonics site. I don't think that this is a SERO issue as it affects all Inphonics sites.

I did not like my phone (for its price) and Inphonics would not exchange it for a different model because of this. Sprint said they could do nothing about this as it was an Inphonics issue so I ended up canceling (again, though the rep said I could order it through them direct).

[Ronkh]

Hmm well is there anyone on here that has access to that and can help me out and just see if theres any markets in my area that I can get sero? im in Stratford, CT 06614


i dont think there is anything in CT left.
(tried the other night)

just try the zip codes on the sero site

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