Need Pay As You Go recommendation. Turning off Sprint

Try buying refill cards from staples, office depot, or ebay. Ebay often
has $100 cards for less than the 100. If you are a Staples or Office
Depot rewards member you should get money off coupons for larger
purchases (example: got a "$15 off $75 purchase" coupon from OD this
month).
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eatoranges wrote:
> Arnie Goetchius Wrote:
> > I have two Sprint phones, one used 225 minutes and the other used 52
> > minutes
> > during the last 12 months. The Sprint charge for this was $47 per month
> > for both
> > phones or a total of $564 for the year.
> >
> > It looks like I can use a "Pay as You Go plan" for $150 per year (or
> > less) for
> > both phones. I see some good deals at Virgin and Tracfone.
> >
> > Does anyone have any recommendations? At the moment I leaning toward
> > Tracfone.
>
> wait till the first of 2006 and watch out for a tmobile/voip/dsl
> solution.
>
> this will send your calls over VoIP. not using any minutes..and taking
> "dead spots" and making them "hot".. via your home dsl service.
>
> I don't have the pricing yet, but its a neat solution for home users
> and small business.
>
> Tmobile is the cheapest wireless solution, with 7.99 family add on
> lines.
>
> 1 year contracts.. free handsets.. type offers..
>
> being an agent, I sell tmobile if price is the issue.
> and Verizon when someone needs coverage/speed/best network
>
> I rarely sell sprint.. they seem high to me.. in the business arena and
> we have access to all plans and discount structures.
>
> I used to sell a ton of cingular..but with all their problems with
> billing.. and congestion.. network integration issues... I stay away
> from them.
>
> I've never sold a "pay go" plan.. its a consumer product or retail.. or
> bad credit solution in my world.
>
>
> --
> eatoranges

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Thanks for the tip. I'm just getting ready to sign up for two $100
refill cards.

[email protected] wrote:

> Try buying refill cards from staples, office depot, or ebay. Ebay often
> has $100 cards for less than the 100. If you are a Staples or Office
> Depot rewards member you should get money off coupons for larger
> purchases (example: got a "$15 off $75 purchase" coupon from OD this
> month).
> -end-
>
> eatoranges wrote:
>
>>Arnie Goetchius Wrote:
>>
>>>I have two Sprint phones, one used 225 minutes and the other used 52
>>>minutes
>>>during the last 12 months. The Sprint charge for this was $47 per month
>>>for both
>>>phones or a total of $564 for the year.
>>>
>>>It looks like I can use a "Pay as You Go plan" for $150 per year (or
>>>less) for
>>>both phones. I see some good deals at Virgin and Tracfone.
>>>
>>>Does anyone have any recommendations? At the moment I leaning toward
>>>Tracfone.
>>
>>wait till the first of 2006 and watch out for a tmobile/voip/dsl
>>solution.
>>
>>this will send your calls over VoIP. not using any minutes..and taking
>>"dead spots" and making them "hot".. via your home dsl service.
>>
>>I don't have the pricing yet, but its a neat solution for home users
>>and small business.
>>
>>Tmobile is the cheapest wireless solution, with 7.99 family add on
>>lines.
>>
>>1 year contracts.. free handsets.. type offers..
>>
>>being an agent, I sell tmobile if price is the issue.
>>and Verizon when someone needs coverage/speed/best network
>>
>>I rarely sell sprint.. they seem high to me.. in the business arena and
>>we have access to all plans and discount structures.
>>
>>I used to sell a ton of cingular..but with all their problems with
>>billing.. and congestion.. network integration issues... I stay away
>>from them.
>>
>>I've never sold a "pay go" plan.. its a consumer product or retail.. or
>>bad credit solution in my world.
>>
>>
>>--
>>eatoranges
>
>