Dear Notan

Dear Notan

I have a flaw in my personality when I am wromg I admite it.I just spent
close to an hour on the phone with Sprint. You were right you can go down
to regular vision on the Samsung A900. I was misinformed by half of Sprint
CSRs. However I would strt a new plan at 15 dollars a month as opposed to
20 dollars a month for the EVDO . I have to weigh that one out.
Again I am sorry .

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sky wrote:
>
> Dear Notan
>
> I have a flaw in my personality when I am wromg I admite it.I just spent
> close to an hour on the phone with Sprint. You were right you can go down
> to regular vision on the Samsung A900. I was misinformed by half of Sprint
> CSRs. However I would strt a new plan at 15 dollars a month as opposed to
> 20 dollars a month for the EVDO . I have to weigh that one out.
> Again I am sorry .

No reason for *you* to be sorry. I blame the folks at Sprint!

While this isn't the first time various Reps have have given
erroneous information, unfortunately it won't be the last.

Welcome to the world of cheap labor! <g>

Take care!

Notan

sky wrote:
> Dear Notan
>
> I have a flaw in my personality when I am wromg I admite it.I just spent
> close to an hour on the phone with Sprint. You were right you can go down
> to regular vision on the Samsung A900. I was misinformed by half of Sprint
> CSRs. However I would strt a new plan at 15 dollars a month as opposed to
> 20 dollars a month for the EVDO . I have to weigh that one out.
> Again I am sorry .

On Saturday I went to my nearby Sprint store to check out the A900, and
remembering your post about vision vs. power vision, I asked the rep who
was helping me if it supported regular vision and he told me no too.

John Salerno wrote:
> sky wrote:
>> Dear Notan
>>
>> I have a flaw in my personality when I am wromg I admite it.I just
>> spent close to an hour on the phone with Sprint. You were right you
>> can go down to regular vision on the Samsung A900. I was misinformed
>> by half of Sprint CSRs. However I would strt a new plan at 15 dollars
>> a month as opposed to 20 dollars a month for the EVDO . I have to
>> weigh that one out. Again I am sorry .
>
> On Saturday I went to my nearby Sprint store to check out the A900, and
> remembering your post about vision vs. power vision, I asked the rep who
> was helping me if it supported regular vision and he told me no too.

I just went back to the store after telling Notan I was wrong. NO WAY
will they activate regular vision damn

Sky wrote:
> John Salerno wrote:
>> sky wrote:
>>> Dear Notan
>>>
>>> I have a flaw in my personality when I am wromg I admite it.I just
>>> spent close to an hour on the phone with Sprint. You were right you
>>> can go down to regular vision on the Samsung A900. I was misinformed
>>> by half of Sprint CSRs. However I would strt a new plan at 15
>>> dollars a month as opposed to 20 dollars a month for the EVDO . I
>>> have to weigh that one out. Again I am sorry .
>>
>> On Saturday I went to my nearby Sprint store to check out the A900,
>> and remembering your post about vision vs. power vision, I asked the
>> rep who was helping me if it supported regular vision and he told me
>> no too.
>
> I just went back to the store after telling Notan I was wrong. NO WAY
> will they activate regular vision damn

Notan didn't say otherwise. He said his wife "had" to start with a Power
Vision plan, but then later downgraded to Vision. That being said,
Notan's wife could have done this when Vision was only $10. I write this
because I personally don't see the point in switching from a $15 Power
Vision plan to a $15 Vision plan. YMMV.


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Mike

"Tinman" <[email protected]> wrote in news:4c774vF14o5c6U1
@individual.net:

> Sky wrote:
>> John Salerno wrote:
>>> sky wrote:
>>>> Dear Notan
>>>>
>>>> I have a flaw in my personality when I am wromg I admite it.I just
>>>> spent close to an hour on the phone with Sprint. You were right you
>>>> can go down to regular vision on the Samsung A900. I was misinformed
>>>> by half of Sprint CSRs. However I would strt a new plan at 15
>>>> dollars a month as opposed to 20 dollars a month for the EVDO . I
>>>> have to weigh that one out. Again I am sorry .
>>>
>>> On Saturday I went to my nearby Sprint store to check out the A900,
>>> and remembering your post about vision vs. power vision, I asked the
>>> rep who was helping me if it supported regular vision and he told me
>>> no too.
>>
>> I just went back to the store after telling Notan I was wrong. NO WAY
>> will they activate regular vision damn
>
> Notan didn't say otherwise. He said his wife "had" to start with a Power
> Vision plan, but then later downgraded to Vision. That being said,
> Notan's wife could have done this when Vision was only $10. I write this
> because I personally don't see the point in switching from a $15 Power
> Vision plan to a $15 Vision plan. YMMV.
>
>

The 15 dollar vision plan included picture mail. the power vision does not

Smiling Wickedly, Tinman answered:
> Sky wrote:
>> John Salerno wrote:
>>> sky wrote:
>>>> Dear Notan
>>>>
>>>> I have a flaw in my personality when I am wromg I admite it.I just
>>>> spent close to an hour on the phone with Sprint. You were right you
>>>> can go down to regular vision on the Samsung A900. I was misinformed
>>>> by half of Sprint CSRs. However I would strt a new plan at 15
>>>> dollars a month as opposed to 20 dollars a month for the EVDO . I
>>>> have to weigh that one out. Again I am sorry .
>>> On Saturday I went to my nearby Sprint store to check out the A900,
>>> and remembering your post about vision vs. power vision, I asked the
>>> rep who was helping me if it supported regular vision and he told me
>>> no too.
>> I just went back to the store after telling Notan I was wrong. NO WAY
>> will they activate regular vision damn
>
> Notan didn't say otherwise. He said his wife "had" to start with a Power
> Vision plan, but then later downgraded to Vision. That being said,
> Notan's wife could have done this when Vision was only $10. I write this
> because I personally don't see the point in switching from a $15 Power
> Vision plan to a $15 Vision plan. YMMV.
>
>

And for that matter, I trhink it was in the A900's manual ( I have one)
or somewhere else I read, and have EXPERIENCED myself, that if Power
vision is not available in a particular area, the phone will
automatically use regular vision.

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"Me!" <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

>> And for that matter, I trhink it was in the A900's manual ( I have
>> one) or somewhere else I read, and have EXPERIENCED myself, that if
>> Power vision is not available in a particular area, the phone will
>> automatically use regular vision.
>>
>
>
> If this is true, then I CAN get a regular Vision plan on the A900
> instead of the Power vision plan since I live far outside the Power
> vision coverage.
>
> This is very enlightning. I'll keep reading everyone's posts.
>

Remember you still have to pay for a power vision plan tho. They suck 15
dollars a month with no text messages or picture mail. Most people that
work with me have cancelled power vision and taken the text service and use
the computer to get pictures from the phone.

> And for that matter, I trhink it was in the A900's manual ( I have
> one) or somewhere else I read, and have EXPERIENCED myself, that if
> Power vision is not available in a particular area, the phone will
> automatically use regular vision.
>


If this is true, then I CAN get a regular Vision plan on the A900 instead
of the Power vision plan since I live far outside the Power vision
coverage.

This is very enlightning. I'll keep reading everyone's posts.

sky <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:

>
> Remember you still have to pay for a power vision plan tho. They suck
> 15 dollars a month with no text messages or picture mail. Most people
> that work with me have cancelled power vision and taken the text
> service and use the computer to get pictures from the phone.
>


Yes, I'm aware of that. But here's the scoop with my current plan...
The last picture I received was from my now ex-girlfriend back in November,
and if someone wants to send me text messages, I have it setup on MSN and
ICQ to send a web text message to my phone. (Yes, that's extra which I pay
for) So I text them back through the MSN port or if it's ICQ, then I use
an application called "JIMM" for Java Instant Mobile Messenger. Works like
a charm since Sprint won't port ICQ. They do on the other big three IM
clients...Yahoo, AIM, and MSN plus some other obscure chat clients.

But since it's just me with no family close by, I think this'll work out
well for me.

And my current Vision plan is $15 a month, and if I want to send pictures
to myself, I e-mail my yahoo account with my phone. If I want to do this
in the reverse order, there's a website which will let you upload pictures
to it, connect your phone to this web site, use the reference number, input
that number, then download the picture I just took with my phone...all for
free.

If you're curious about this website, here's the address so you can check
it out for yourself.

http://pcs.cruz-network.net/

I've been using this website for well over a year, and it's made with
Sprint users in mind. Sure, other carriers will work, but the way to do it
is a little different than how Sprint users use this site.