GREAT DEAL: Sprint Employee Referral Offer FOR YOU

Hey guys,

I work for Sprint and we have a referral program going on until 1/1/06
and I am offering it to you. Here's what it is:

3 plan options:
1. 500 anytime minutes for $30
2. 1250 minutes for $50
3. 2500 minutes for $100
[color=brown:87ad908427][b:87ad908427]All plans
include:[/b:87ad908427][/color:87ad908427]
-Unlimited nights/weekends
-Unlimited Vision (data/web access)
-Unlimited Picture/Video mail
-Unlimited PCS-to-PCS
-Unlimited email/IM

You can choose from most of our phones, including A900 (Blade)/A940 -
Power Vision phones.

These are pretty good prices compared to our regular plans.

Check out the Sprint SERO page for
full info and to sign up

[b:87ad908427]You will need my Sprint employee email address to sign
up:

This is offer is valid for new accounts only. If you have any
questions, email me at my work address above or at


You can get proof that this offer is legit and works at my
CellphoneForums
thread- there are a few posts from people who already signed up
and got their phones.

You might wonder what I get out of you signing up... :lol: Sprint is
offering a $150 gift certificate to whoever gets 5 people signed up on
the offer; plus, an entry into a drawing for a Samsung A920/A900. I
already had a couple people sign up at CellphoneForums.net. So if you
sign up, i will really appreciate it. Plus you win too by getting
these discounted rates. :wink:
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What kind of plan specials do you have for existing customers??
Currently sharing minutes for $50 for 700 min. I need something with
about 1500 minutes??

"zachth" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> What kind of plan specials do you have for existing customers??
> Currently sharing minutes for $50 for 700 min. I need something with
> about 1500 minutes??

I wouldn't put a lot of faith into the original poster's comments. If he is
an employee, he will be canned within a week, as Sprint employees are not
officially allowed to post on usenet.

Bob

"Paul Miner" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 23:10:53 GMT, "Bob Smith"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>
>>"zachth" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>news:[email protected]...
>>> What kind of plan specials do you have for existing customers??
>>> Currently sharing minutes for $50 for 700 min. I need something with
>>> about 1500 minutes??
>>
>>I wouldn't put a lot of faith into the original poster's comments. If he
>>is
>>an employee, he will be canned within a week, as Sprint employees are not
>>officially allowed to post on usenet.
>>
>>Bob
>
> Just a minor clarification might be needed. There is no policy
> forbidding Sprint employees from posting on usenet or elsewhere, but
> unless specifically authorized to do so, employees are not allowed to
> speak on behalf of the company. That's my reading of the latest
> employee handbook, anyway. Maybe that's what you meant, Bob? It almost
> looked as if you were saying that employees are not allowed to post,
> but it could just be me.

Yea, that's what I meant ... We do know of some prior SPCS employees of
years past who were canned after commenting in this forum. Some were allowed
to do so, and some were not.
>
> As for the OP, he is an employee, and he's correct in saying that each
> employee is being encouraged to sign up at least 5 new customers. I
> didn't see anything in his initial post that would lean toward getting
> him canned.

Possibly, but it's in very bad taste for employees to be posting here.
basically begging.. I'm guessing that when Sprint corporate made that
request to their employees, it was put in the manner of personal contacts,
and not just posting here in this forum. JMHO.

Bob

If I take the Sprint employees at my local store as a guide, it is not
shocking they didn't understand that Usenet is not "friends, family,
neighbors, etc.". They often can't find their way around the store
without a map. Not very bright.

That said, I am also an existing customer with a 300 minute plan for
$29 that I REALLY need to upgrade. 300 minutes USED to be enough for
me, but no longer.

I just upgraded my plan. Since my cell is my only phone line, I went from
the free incoming plan back to a fair and flexible plan. I like the free
incoming, but I couldn't afford to pay $59.95 for a meer 500 anytime
minutes. Regardless of whether or not I get my readylink for free with the
free incoming, I'd rather pay for that $10.00 and pay $5.00 less ($54.95)
for a fair and flexible offer with 1000 minutes. More cost effective for me.
I'm not saying it's for everyone, but for me, it is... TTYL

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