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- 12-04-2008, 09:42 AM #1trailerGuest
I recently saw an article that ATT had a plan of 200 anytime minutes, 500
night/weekend minutes for $29.99.
This was a plan for seniors. Unfortunately, I now fit into that category.
Does Sprint have senior plans? If not, I may have to switch after my
contract is up.
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- 12-04-2008, 10:32 AM #2Seth GoodmanGuest
Re: Sprint plans
In article <[email protected]> on Thu, 4 Dec 2008
09:42:42 -0600, trailer wrote:
> I recently saw an article that ATT had a plan of 200 anytime minutes, 500
> night/weekend minutes for $29.99.
>
> This was a plan for seniors. Unfortunately, I now fit into that category.
>
> Does Sprint have senior plans? If not, I may have to switch after my
> contract is up.
Sprint's "Basic" Plan is open to *everyone*, and is *better* than AT&T's
and Verizon's over 65 plans.
Sprint's Basic Plan offers 200 anytime minutes, *unlimited* night and
weekend minutes (starting at 9 PM), and unlimited M2M for $29.99.
You can switch to Sprint's Basic Plan today - no reason to wait until
your contract expires. It will not extend your contract end date.
--
Seth Goodman
- 12-04-2008, 04:12 PM #3Help PCSGuest
Re: Sprint plans
Seth Goodman <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:
> Sprint's Basic Plan offers 200 anytime minutes,
> *unlimited* night and weekend minutes (starting at 9 PM),
> and unlimited M2M for $29.99.
I don't think that this plan offers M2M included, even with a
2yr agreement. It's $5/month as an option.
- 12-04-2008, 05:01 PM #4Todd AllcockGuest
Re: Sprint plans
At 04 Dec 2008 14:59:40 -0600 Paul Miner wrote:
> >> Does Sprint have senior plans? If not, I may have to switch after my
> >> contract is up.
> >
> >Sprint's "Basic" Plan is open to *everyone*, and is *better* than AT&T's
> >and Verizon's over 65 plans.
> >
> >Sprint's Basic Plan offers 200 anytime minutes, *unlimited* night and
> >weekend minutes (starting at 9 PM), and unlimited M2M for $29.99.
> >
> >You can switch to Sprint's Basic Plan today - no reason to wait until
> >your contract expires. It will not extend your contract end date.
>
> I was going to make a smart remark about seniors being asleep by 9 PM,
> but thought better of it.
Perhaps, but they're certainly up early enough to use off-peak before it
switches back to peak time at 7AM! ;-)
- 12-04-2008, 06:45 PM #5trailerGuest
Re: Sprint plans
come on Paul. I always stay up until 9:30.
"Paul Miner" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
On Thu, 4 Dec 2008 11:32:49 -0500, Seth Goodman <[email protected]>
wrote:
>In article <[email protected]> on Thu, 4 Dec 2008
>09:42:42 -0600, trailer wrote:
>
>> I recently saw an article that ATT had a plan of 200 anytime minutes, 500
>> night/weekend minutes for $29.99.
>>
>> This was a plan for seniors. Unfortunately, I now fit into that
>> category.
>>
>> Does Sprint have senior plans? If not, I may have to switch after my
>> contract is up.
>
>Sprint's "Basic" Plan is open to *everyone*, and is *better* than AT&T's
>and Verizon's over 65 plans.
>
>Sprint's Basic Plan offers 200 anytime minutes, *unlimited* night and
>weekend minutes (starting at 9 PM), and unlimited M2M for $29.99.
>
>You can switch to Sprint's Basic Plan today - no reason to wait until
>your contract expires. It will not extend your contract end date.
I was going to make a smart remark about seniors being asleep by 9 PM,
but thought better of it.
--
Paul Miner
- 12-04-2008, 06:47 PM #6SMSGuest
Re: Sprint plans
trailer wrote:
> I recently saw an article that ATT had a plan of 200 anytime minutes, 500
> night/weekend minutes for $29.99.
>
> This was a plan for seniors. Unfortunately, I now fit into that category.
>
> Does Sprint have senior plans? If not, I may have to switch after my
> contract is up.
I started a mass exodus from the old AT&T Wireless in one retirement
community after AT&T jacked up their prices when Cingular acquired them.
I told my mom to dump them, she told her friends, and it became a
movement to T-Mobile prepaid, and OneSuite long distance (because
everyone had been using free off-peak to call their kids and grandkids).
$30 on PagePlus buys you about 550 anytime minutes.
- 12-08-2008, 06:56 AM #7JohnGuest
Re: Sprint plans
$25 unlimited with Cricket.
"SMS" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> trailer wrote:
>> I recently saw an article that ATT had a plan of 200 anytime minutes, 500
>> night/weekend minutes for $29.99.
>>
>> This was a plan for seniors. Unfortunately, I now fit into that
>> category.
>>
>> Does Sprint have senior plans? If not, I may have to switch after my
>> contract is up.
>
> I started a mass exodus from the old AT&T Wireless in one retirement
> community after AT&T jacked up their prices when Cingular acquired them. I
> told my mom to dump them, she told her friends, and it became a movement
> to T-Mobile prepaid, and OneSuite long distance (because everyone had been
> using free off-peak to call their kids and grandkids).
>
> $30 on PagePlus buys you about 550 anytime minutes.
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