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  1. #1
    Newsguy
    Guest
    I currently approx. $140 month for:

    3 lines
    2300 anythime (300 are bonus mins they gave me a long time ago)
    2500 n/w mins
    pcs2pcs
    america no roaming
    8pm n/w
    insurance on 2 phones
    roadside assistance on 1 phone
    vision on all 3

    this was supposedly a retention plan about 3 years ago.

    i am only using around 800 anytime mins now.

    i hate to go through the 'retention' gag and pretend i'm gonna cancel
    service. that used to work a couple of years ago but they are wise to
    people who ask for retention when the average consumer on the street would
    normally have no idea what retention is.

    so what is the best plan anyone has gotten that would fall in line with what
    i have above but with less mins.? i was quoted today the fair and flexible
    family plan (or whatever it's called)... for 800 mins and everything I have
    now is about $19 cheaper. that's not worth it to change even though i don't
    need the mins.

    i'm not in contract right now. i have been a pcs customer since '97. they
    have never given me a 'free' phone but i have received $100 credit for
    renewing my contract a couple of times. i only renew for a year when i do
    typically.

    any suggestions?






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  2. #2
    Steph
    Guest

    Re: what is best offer anyone of you have for 3 phones?

    "Newsguy" <[email protected]> wrote in news:%[email protected]:

    > I currently approx. $140 month for:
    >
    > 3 lines
    > 2300 anythime (300 are bonus mins they gave me a long time ago)
    > 2500 n/w mins
    > pcs2pcs
    > america no roaming
    > 8pm n/w
    > insurance on 2 phones
    > roadside assistance on 1 phone
    > vision on all 3
    >
    > this was supposedly a retention plan about 3 years ago.
    >
    > i am only using around 800 anytime mins now.
    >
    > i hate to go through the 'retention' gag and pretend i'm gonna cancel
    > service. that used to work a couple of years ago but they are wise to
    > people who ask for retention when the average consumer on the street
    > would normally have no idea what retention is.
    >
    > so what is the best plan anyone has gotten that would fall in line
    > with what i have above but with less mins.? i was quoted today the
    > fair and flexible family plan (or whatever it's called)... for 800
    > mins and everything I have now is about $19 cheaper. that's not worth
    > it to change even though i don't need the mins.
    >
    > i'm not in contract right now. i have been a pcs customer since '97.
    > they have never given me a 'free' phone but i have received $100
    > credit for renewing my contract a couple of times. i only renew for a
    > year when i do typically.
    >
    > any suggestions?
    >
    >
    >
    >


    Wow.... I have 5 phones on the fair and flexible plan.
    We typically use between 700 and 800 billable minutes, so with Vision on
    3 of the phones, insurance, and 7pm nights ($5) my monthly is around
    $110 total.

    Biggest plus is 90% of my calls are to SPCS phones, so with the above (2
    yr agreement) having free PCS-PCS my cost is kept way down and I am
    using the phone more and more.

    I also have a phone with a Pioneer Plan that it still active - having
    been with SPCS since their launch in San Diego (1996?).





  3. #3
    Newsguy
    Guest

    Re: what is best offer anyone of you have for 3 phones?

    so which F/F plan do you have? the one with 800 mins?


    "Steph" <[email protected]_CUT> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > "Newsguy" <[email protected]> wrote in news:%[email protected]:
    >
    >> I currently approx. $140 month for:
    >>
    >> 3 lines
    >> 2300 anythime (300 are bonus mins they gave me a long time ago)
    >> 2500 n/w mins
    >> pcs2pcs
    >> america no roaming
    >> 8pm n/w
    >> insurance on 2 phones
    >> roadside assistance on 1 phone
    >> vision on all 3
    >>
    >> this was supposedly a retention plan about 3 years ago.
    >>
    >> i am only using around 800 anytime mins now.
    >>
    >> i hate to go through the 'retention' gag and pretend i'm gonna cancel
    >> service. that used to work a couple of years ago but they are wise to
    >> people who ask for retention when the average consumer on the street
    >> would normally have no idea what retention is.
    >>
    >> so what is the best plan anyone has gotten that would fall in line
    >> with what i have above but with less mins.? i was quoted today the
    >> fair and flexible family plan (or whatever it's called)... for 800
    >> mins and everything I have now is about $19 cheaper. that's not worth
    >> it to change even though i don't need the mins.
    >>
    >> i'm not in contract right now. i have been a pcs customer since '97.
    >> they have never given me a 'free' phone but i have received $100
    >> credit for renewing my contract a couple of times. i only renew for a
    >> year when i do typically.
    >>
    >> any suggestions?
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>

    >
    > Wow.... I have 5 phones on the fair and flexible plan.
    > We typically use between 700 and 800 billable minutes, so with Vision on
    > 3 of the phones, insurance, and 7pm nights ($5) my monthly is around
    > $110 total.
    >
    > Biggest plus is 90% of my calls are to SPCS phones, so with the above (2
    > yr agreement) having free PCS-PCS my cost is kept way down and I am
    > using the phone more and more.
    >
    > I also have a phone with a Pioneer Plan that it still active - having
    > been with SPCS since their launch in San Diego (1996?).
    >
    >






  4. #4
    Steph
    Guest

    Re: what is best offer anyone of you have for 3 phones?

    You don't choose a specific Fair and Flexible Plan.
    You pay $70 / mo for up to 800 shared billable minutes.
    If you go over 800, it costs you an extra $5 for another block of 100
    minutes.

    Even with the 5 phones, I have yet to have more than one month where we
    used over 800 regular minutes and got charged an extra $5. Plus I
    switched from a $100/mo plan with 2000 minutes, so in very short time I
    am saving money.


    "Newsguy" <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:

    > so which F/F plan do you have? the one with 800 mins?
    >
    >
    > "Steph" <[email protected]_CUT> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    >> "Newsguy" <[email protected]> wrote in news:%E2Be.42066$B_3.22492

    @fe05.lga:
    >>
    >>> I currently approx. $140 month for:
    >>>
    >>> 3 lines
    >>> 2300 anythime (300 are bonus mins they gave me a long time ago)
    >>> 2500 n/w mins
    >>> pcs2pcs
    >>> america no roaming
    >>> 8pm n/w
    >>> insurance on 2 phones
    >>> roadside assistance on 1 phone
    >>> vision on all 3
    >>>
    >>> this was supposedly a retention plan about 3 years ago.
    >>>
    >>> i am only using around 800 anytime mins now.
    >>>
    >>> i hate to go through the 'retention' gag and pretend i'm gonna

    cancel
    >>> service. that used to work a couple of years ago but they are wise

    to
    >>> people who ask for retention when the average consumer on the street
    >>> would normally have no idea what retention is.
    >>>
    >>> so what is the best plan anyone has gotten that would fall in line
    >>> with what i have above but with less mins.? i was quoted today the
    >>> fair and flexible family plan (or whatever it's called)... for 800
    >>> mins and everything I have now is about $19 cheaper. that's not

    worth
    >>> it to change even though i don't need the mins.
    >>>
    >>> i'm not in contract right now. i have been a pcs customer since

    '97.
    >>> they have never given me a 'free' phone but i have received $100
    >>> credit for renewing my contract a couple of times. i only renew for

    a
    >>> year when i do typically.
    >>>
    >>> any suggestions?
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>

    >>
    >> Wow.... I have 5 phones on the fair and flexible plan.
    >> We typically use between 700 and 800 billable minutes, so with Vision

    on
    >> 3 of the phones, insurance, and 7pm nights ($5) my monthly is around
    >> $110 total.
    >>
    >> Biggest plus is 90% of my calls are to SPCS phones, so with the above

    (2
    >> yr agreement) having free PCS-PCS my cost is kept way down and I am
    >> using the phone more and more.
    >>
    >> I also have a phone with a Pioneer Plan that it still active - having
    >> been with SPCS since their launch in San Diego (1996?).
    >>
    >>

    >
    >
    >




  5. #5
    Steve Sobol
    Guest

    Re: what is best offer anyone of you have for 3 phones?

    Steph wrote:
    > You don't choose a specific Fair and Flexible Plan.


    Yes, you do, you choose Fair and Flexible with X base minutes.



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  6. #6
    Jerome Zelinske
    Guest

    Re: what is best offer anyone of you have for 3 phones?

    You can choose between the 800 minutes for $70 with $5 per 100 minutes
    up to 1200 minutes and $10 per 200 minutes up to 2000 minutes with $.05
    per minute thereafter,
    and the 2500 minutes for $115 with $10 per 200 minutes up to
    3500 and $.05 per minute thereafter.


    Steph wrote:
    > You don't choose a specific Fair and Flexible Plan.
    > You pay $70 / mo for up to 800 shared billable minutes.
    > If you go over 800, it costs you an extra $5 for another block of 100
    > minutes.
    >
    > Even with the 5 phones, I have yet to have more than one month where we
    > used over 800 regular minutes and got charged an extra $5. Plus I
    > switched from a $100/mo plan with 2000 minutes, so in very short time I
    > am saving money.
    >
    >
    > "Newsguy" <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:
    >
    >
    >>so which F/F plan do you have? the one with 800 mins?
    >>
    >>
    >>"Steph" <[email protected]_CUT> wrote in message
    >>news:[email protected]...
    >>
    >>>"Newsguy" <[email protected]> wrote in news:%E2Be.42066$B_3.22492

    >
    > @fe05.lga:
    >
    >>>>I currently approx. $140 month for:
    >>>>
    >>>>3 lines
    >>>>2300 anythime (300 are bonus mins they gave me a long time ago)
    >>>>2500 n/w mins
    >>>>pcs2pcs
    >>>>america no roaming
    >>>>8pm n/w
    >>>>insurance on 2 phones
    >>>>roadside assistance on 1 phone
    >>>>vision on all 3
    >>>>
    >>>>this was supposedly a retention plan about 3 years ago.
    >>>>
    >>>>i am only using around 800 anytime mins now.
    >>>>
    >>>>i hate to go through the 'retention' gag and pretend i'm gonna

    >
    > cancel
    >
    >>>>service. that used to work a couple of years ago but they are wise

    >
    > to
    >
    >>>>people who ask for retention when the average consumer on the street
    >>>>would normally have no idea what retention is.
    >>>>
    >>>>so what is the best plan anyone has gotten that would fall in line
    >>>>with what i have above but with less mins.? i was quoted today the
    >>>>fair and flexible family plan (or whatever it's called)... for 800
    >>>>mins and everything I have now is about $19 cheaper. that's not

    >
    > worth
    >
    >>>>it to change even though i don't need the mins.
    >>>>
    >>>>i'm not in contract right now. i have been a pcs customer since

    >
    > '97.
    >
    >>>>they have never given me a 'free' phone but i have received $100
    >>>>credit for renewing my contract a couple of times. i only renew for

    >
    > a
    >
    >>>>year when i do typically.
    >>>>
    >>>>any suggestions?
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>
    >>>Wow.... I have 5 phones on the fair and flexible plan.
    >>>We typically use between 700 and 800 billable minutes, so with Vision

    >
    > on
    >
    >>>3 of the phones, insurance, and 7pm nights ($5) my monthly is around
    >>>$110 total.
    >>>
    >>>Biggest plus is 90% of my calls are to SPCS phones, so with the above

    >
    > (2
    >
    >>>yr agreement) having free PCS-PCS my cost is kept way down and I am
    >>>using the phone more and more.
    >>>
    >>>I also have a phone with a Pioneer Plan that it still active - having
    >>>been with SPCS since their launch in San Diego (1996?).
    >>>
    >>>

    >>
    >>
    >>




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