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  1. #1
    Felix Lococo
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    Today I received a letter from Sprint telling me that since I was not a
    Vision customer they were going to change by usage of Vision services
    from .002/KB to .01/KB. The letter also stated that I should sign-up for
    Free and Clear with Vision.

    Well the problem is I have a Free and Clear Plan with Vision and have
    since it inception. So, I called SprintPCS and the CS rep confirmed my
    account as including unlimited Vision and said the letter must be a
    mistake. At any rate I'm concerned I received a letter like this, so
    I'm going to watch by bill this month very carefully to see if anything
    changes... It seems every once in a while Sprint will change your plan
    and stick you with a screwed up bill.

    Has anyone else with Vision received a similar letter?

    I-330;A-500
    2000 ATM inc Roaming shared; UNL NW; UNL PCS-PCS;


    [posted via phonescoop.com - free web access to the alt.cellular groups]



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  2. #2
    kleinang
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    Re: Strange Letter from SprintPCS - Vision Charges


    I received the same letter and called to ask about it. I was told it
    must have been a mistake and not to worry about it. I have had vision
    since it was first offered so this letter did puzzle me as well

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  3. #3
    Phillipe
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    Re: Strange Letter from SprintPCS - Vision Charges

    In article <[email protected]>,
    [email protected] (Felix Lococo) wrote:

    > Today I received a letter from Sprint telling me that since I was not a
    > Vision customer they were going to change by usage of Vision services
    > from .002/KB to .01/KB. The letter also stated that I should sign-up for
    > Free and Clear with Vision.
    >
    > Well the problem is I have a Free and Clear Plan with Vision and have
    > since it inception. So, I called SprintPCS and the CS rep confirmed my
    > account as including unlimited Vision and said the letter must be a
    > mistake. At any rate I'm concerned I received a letter like this, so
    > I'm going to watch by bill this month very carefully to see if anything
    > changes... It seems every once in a while Sprint will change your plan
    > and stick you with a screwed up bill.
    >
    > Has anyone else with Vision received a similar letter?
    >
    > I-330;A-500
    > 2000 ATM inc Roaming shared; UNL NW; UNL PCS-PCS;


    They are charging (this may be new, are you paying) $7.50/month extra
    for Vision on the 2nd phone on a shared minutes plan. Perhaps you use
    Vision on both phones, but your bill does not have a charge for the 2nd
    phone???



  4. #4
    O/Siris
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    Re: Strange Letter from SprintPCS - Vision Charges

    Felix Lococo wrote:
    > Today I received a letter from Sprint telling me that since I was not
    > a Vision customer they were going to change by usage of Vision
    > services from .002/KB to .01/KB. The letter also stated that I should
    > sign-up for Free and Clear with Vision.
    >
    > Well the problem is I have a Free and Clear Plan with Vision and have
    > since it inception. So, I called SprintPCS and the CS rep confirmed my
    > account as including unlimited Vision and said the letter must be a
    > mistake. At any rate I'm concerned I received a letter like this, so
    > I'm going to watch by bill this month very carefully to see if
    > anything changes... It seems every once in a while Sprint will
    > change your plan and stick you with a screwed up bill.
    >
    > Has anyone else with Vision received a similar letter?
    >
    > I-330;A-500
    > 2000 ATM inc Roaming shared; UNL NW; UNL PCS-PCS;


    Hmm... that letter was only supposed to go to customers with no vision plan.
    All it really means is that casual usage rates have been corrected. For
    whatever reason, you were setup to get charged the 0.2¢/KB charge, and now,
    if you ever incur casual usage charges, they'll be 1.0¢/KB. But if you're
    on a plan, then it doesn't matter.
    --
    -+-
    RØß
    O/Siris
    I work for Sprint
    I *don't* speak for them





  5. #5
    Ted
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    Re: Strange Letter from SprintPCS - Vision Charges

    Felix Lococo wrote:
    > Today I received a letter from Sprint telling me that since I was not a
    > Vision customer they were going to change by usage of Vision services
    > from .002/KB to .01/KB. The letter also stated that I should sign-up for
    > Free and Clear with Vision.
    >
    > Well the problem is I have a Free and Clear Plan with Vision and have
    > since it inception. So, I called SprintPCS and the CS rep confirmed my
    > account as including unlimited Vision and said the letter must be a
    > mistake. At any rate I'm concerned I received a letter like this, so
    > I'm going to watch by bill this month very carefully to see if anything
    > changes... It seems every once in a while Sprint will change your plan
    > and stick you with a screwed up bill.
    >
    > Has anyone else with Vision received a similar letter?
    >
    > I-330;A-500
    > 2000 ATM inc Roaming shared; UNL NW; UNL PCS-PCS;
    >
    >
    > [posted via phonescoop.com - free web access to the alt.cellular groups]



    Same thing happened to me. I have the Free and Clear Plan with Vision
    on both phones (500 shared minutes; Vision is $15 for primary phone,
    $7.50 for 2nd phone). When I received the letter, I called CS. The CS
    rep confirmed both phones had a Vision plan and told me to ignore the
    letter.




  6. #6
    Phillipe
    Guest

    Re: Strange Letter from SprintPCS - Vision Charges

    In article <[email protected]>, Ted <[email protected]>
    wrote:

    >
    > Same thing happened to me. I have the Free and Clear Plan with Vision
    > on both phones (500 shared minutes; Vision is $15 for primary phone,
    > $7.50 for 2nd phone). When I received the letter, I called CS. The CS
    > rep confirmed both phones had a Vision plan and told me to ignore the
    > letter.


    Can't be cheap for SprintPCS to screw up like this. Cost of generating
    the letters. Cost of postage, and then all the CSR time explaining the
    "mistake", and then the cost of reprogramming the computers?



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