Best Sprint Plans availble Now? (did it change w/ merger?)

"Notan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> [email protected] wrote:
>>
>> > The stores, and "regular" Customer Service, can't offer you a plan
>> > than isn't in print.
>>
>> But it was the store who offered me the original plan I wrote about.
>>
>> I'll try calling Sprint customer service (when my free nights kick in)
>
> You're saying the store gave you "1000 anytime and unlimited nights and
> weekends starting at 8pm for $50 a month?"
>
> I've never heard of a store doing that.

I didn't get that plan from the store. I'm so used to calling in that I just
assumed that everyone knew that about retention deals. Sorry about any
confusion.

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In article <[email protected]>, Notan <[email protected]> wrote:
>[email protected] wrote:
>>
>> > The stores, and "regular" Customer Service, can't offer you a plan
>> > than isn't in print.
>>
>> But it was the store who offered me the original plan I wrote about.
>>
>> I'll try calling Sprint customer service (when my free nights kick in)
>
>You're saying the store gave you "1000 anytime and unlimited nights and
>weekends starting at 8pm for $50 a month?"
>
>I've never heard of a store doing that.
>
>By the way, you don't have to wait until your "free nights kick in" to
>call CS... It's free, 24/7, using *2.
>
>Notan

I seem to recall a furor here a year or so ago because Sprint started counting
*2 minutes against your plan ... Am I mis-remembering?

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Notan wrote:
> [email protected] wrote:
> > > The stores, and "regular" Customer Service, can't offer you a plan
> > > than isn't in print.
> >
> > But it was the store who offered me the original plan I wrote about.
> > I'll try calling Sprint customer service (when my free nights kick in)
>
> You're saying the store gave you "1000 anytime and unlimited nights and
> weekends starting at 8pm for $50 a month?"
>
> I've never heard of a store doing that.

In March, I went to a Sprint store, and luckily there were not a lot of
people.
I went to a guy behind the desk and said "I have been a customer for
many years, whats the best deal you can give me"
He looked on his computer and offered:
$40 a month - 750 anytime, unlimited nights/weekends starting at 8pm.
75 rebate on a phone, if I do 1 year, 150 if I do 2 years.

I decided to wait, plus I was going out of town for work.
I went back last week (to a different store) and they said they cant
work with me, because my nights start at 8pm, and that was done through
customer service.

I went to the originally store, but there were too many ppl waiting,
and I was told that guy doesnt work there anymore anyway.

I currently have: 40 a month for 400 minutes, unlimited 8pm
nights/weekends. Nationwide.

"thunder" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Notan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> [email protected] wrote:
>>>
>>> > The stores, and "regular" Customer Service, can't offer you a plan
>>> > than isn't in print.
>>>
>>> But it was the store who offered me the original plan I wrote about.
>>>
>>> I'll try calling Sprint customer service (when my free nights kick in)
>>
>> You're saying the store gave you "1000 anytime and unlimited nights and
>> weekends starting at 8pm for $50 a month?"
>>
>> I've never heard of a store doing that.
>
> I didn't get that plan from the store. I'm so used to calling in that I
> just assumed that everyone knew that about retention deals. Sorry about
> any confusion.

To add to this. Some how I ended up with an extra 150 at min. So actually I
am getting 1150 anytime minutes.

With the current Fair & Flexible plans, you could get 300 adjustable
anytime minutes, with the N & W starting at 7 PM., plus free roaming.
Unlimited Sprint Mobile to Mobile Calling would be $5/month.


[email protected] wrote:
> Jerome Zelinske wrote:
>
>>What plan are you on now? On average how many minutes do you use per
>>month? For one of the new plans to match the family plan we are on now
>>would add roaming, but cost $12.5 per month more.
>
>
> My current plan is the same one I have been using for many years.
>
> $40 a month.
> Nationwide coverage
> 400 anytime minutes.
> unlimited night/weekends, starting at 8pm.
>
> I would love to get more minutes and a new phone.
>

"Brian Gordon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> In article <[email protected]>, Notan <[email protected]> wrote:
>>[email protected] wrote:
>>>
>>> > The stores, and "regular" Customer Service, can't offer you a plan
>>> > than isn't in print.
>>>
>>> But it was the store who offered me the original plan I wrote about.
>>>
>>> I'll try calling Sprint customer service (when my free nights kick in)
>>
>>You're saying the store gave you "1000 anytime and unlimited nights and
>>weekends starting at 8pm for $50 a month?"
>>
>>I've never heard of a store doing that.
>>
>>By the way, you don't have to wait until your "free nights kick in" to
>>call CS... It's free, 24/7, using *2.
>>
>>Notan
>
> I seem to recall a furor here a year or so ago because Sprint started
> counting
> *2 minutes against your plan ... Am I mis-remembering?

*2 has never cost a user minutes. There was, in the past, a service charge
applied to a certain group of users, which name I've forgotten, prepaid
maybe?

Bob

the one thing that's consistent with Sprint (and others) is that they are
inconsistent.
<[email protected]> wrote in message
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Notan wrote:
> [email protected] wrote:
> > > The stores, and "regular" Customer Service, can't offer you a plan
> > > than isn't in print.
> >
> > But it was the store who offered me the original plan I wrote about.
> > I'll try calling Sprint customer service (when my free nights kick in)
>
> You're saying the store gave you "1000 anytime and unlimited nights and
> weekends starting at 8pm for $50 a month?"
>
> I've never heard of a store doing that.

In March, I went to a Sprint store, and luckily there were not a lot of
people.
I went to a guy behind the desk and said "I have been a customer for
many years, whats the best deal you can give me"
He looked on his computer and offered:
$40 a month - 750 anytime, unlimited nights/weekends starting at 8pm.
75 rebate on a phone, if I do 1 year, 150 if I do 2 years.

I decided to wait, plus I was going out of town for work.
I went back last week (to a different store) and they said they cant
work with me, because my nights start at 8pm, and that was done through
customer service.

I went to the originally store, but there were too many ppl waiting,
and I was told that guy doesnt work there anymore anyway.

I currently have: 40 a month for 400 minutes, unlimited 8pm
nights/weekends. Nationwide.