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  1. #1
    TeddyBare
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    I received this email from Sprint and called them to tell them what I think
    and that this is a disservice to all of us.
    __________________________________________________________________________________________________


    Important message regarding future changes to PCS Mail service.

    Dear Valued Customer,

    Sprint is committed to keeping you informed of changes to your wireless
    products and services and providing you with the best solutions to meet your
    needs.

    Our records indicate that you currently use our free email service, PCS
    Mail. Through our efforts to continually evaluate our offerings, the
    decision was made to discontinue PCS Mail on December 31, 2008.

    To ensure you are prepared for this change and have continued access to your
    emails, listed below are four recommended steps to take before December 31,
    2008:
    1. Sign up for a new email account with an email provider
    2. Transfer your existing emails to your new email account
    3. Save and transfer your contacts
    4. Install our free Mobile Email for instant access to your email accounts
    Please visit http://www.sprint.com/pcsmail to learn more about these steps
    and possible service alternatives.

    We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and look forward
    to continuing to serve your communication needs.

    Sincerely,
    Sprint Product Management





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  2. #2
    C C
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    Re: Sprint will discontune email service to customers

    To me, it's okay. I use Yahoo for my email. I use Sprint for my phone and
    text messaging. I can access my Yahoo and corporate email from my Sprint
    phone. I haven't used Sprint PCS Mail. Just my 2cents.

    "TeddyBare" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    >I received this email from Sprint and called them to tell them what I think
    >and that this is a disservice to all of us.
    > __________________________________________________________________________________________________
    >
    >
    > Important message regarding future changes to PCS Mail service.
    >
    > Dear Valued Customer,
    >
    > Sprint is committed to keeping you informed of changes to your wireless
    > products and services and providing you with the best solutions to meet
    > your needs.
    >
    > Our records indicate that you currently use our free email service, PCS
    > Mail. Through our efforts to continually evaluate our offerings, the
    > decision was made to discontinue PCS Mail on December 31, 2008.
    >
    > To ensure you are prepared for this change and have continued access to
    > your emails, listed below are four recommended steps to take before
    > December 31, 2008:
    > 1. Sign up for a new email account with an email provider
    > 2. Transfer your existing emails to your new email account
    > 3. Save and transfer your contacts
    > 4. Install our free Mobile Email for instant access to your email accounts
    > Please visit http://www.sprint.com/pcsmail to learn more about these steps
    > and possible service alternatives.
    >
    > We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and look
    > forward to continuing to serve your communication needs.
    >
    > Sincerely,
    > Sprint Product Management
    >
    >






  3. #3
    AZ Nomad
    Guest

    Re: Sprint will discontune email service to customers

    On Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:03:44 -0400, David G Imber <[email protected]> wrote:
    >On Wed, 27 Aug 2008 19:32:00 +0000 (UTC), "TeddyBare"
    ><[email protected]> wrote:


    >>I received this email from Sprint and called them to tell them what I think
    >>and that this is a disservice to all of us.


    > I can see it. It's a burden to maintain, and with so many free
    >e-mail options out there, it's no longer really value-added.


    > It's hard to compete with free stuff that's on people's
    >computers already. Just ask Netscape.


    I have no problem with them dumping it. I go to google for reading
    email on my phone.



  4. #4
    Jerome Zelinske
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    Re: Sprint will discontune email service to customers

    Ja, I could still email my daughter's lap top. They have wifi at
    her university, but she does not always have her lap top with her. It
    is/was nice to be able to email her phone. I guess I will have to learn
    how to text message, but you can't do forwarding or multiple recipients
    when text messaging, right?



  5. #5
    SMS
    Guest

    Re: Sprint will discontune email service to customers

    Jerome Zelinske wrote:
    > Ja, I could still email my daughter's lap top. They have wifi at
    > her university, but she does not always have her lap top with her. It
    > is/was nice to be able to email her phone.


    I don't thank that will change. They are just dropping their own e-mail
    service. You can still send an e-mail to her phone.



  6. #6
    William Hershman
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    Re: Sprint will discontune email service to customers


    "Chris Pisarra" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > The real question for me is, does this constitute a material change in
    > our agreement, allowing me to cancel without the onerous termination fee?
    >
    > Chris


    I would say no. I hate to say no, but I'd say no.





  7. #7
    SMS
    Guest

    Re: Sprint will discontune email service to customers

    William Hershman wrote:
    > "Chris Pisarra" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    >> The real question for me is, does this constitute a material change in
    >> our agreement, allowing me to cancel without the onerous termination fee?
    >>
    >> Chris

    >
    > I would say no. I hate to say no, but I'd say no.


    When Sprint dropped their voice command service my brother tried to use
    that change to get out his contract--without success. Of course the
    carrier will always claim that the discontinuation of a service doesn't
    constitute a change in the terms. You can always break the contract and
    let it go to court if they try to get the termination fee from you.




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