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  1. #1
    DreamPages
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    You upgrading guys won't like this one.

    Treo 600 for Sprint

    $599.99 SRP

    Rebates are $150 for 2-year and $100 for 1-year. So it will be $449.99
    or 499.99 after service credits (or mail in rebates if purchasing thru
    a retail store).

    Larry

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  2. #2
    Donkey Agony
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    Re: Treo 600 - Latest from Sprint - 10/2

    DreamPages wrote:

    > Treo 600 for Sprint
    > $599.99 SRP


    So THAT's what the 600 stands for. ...


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  3. #3
    netfreedom
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    Re: Treo 600 - Latest from Sprint - 10/2

    Not to be redundant, but are you saying that if I'm an existing Sprint
    user (have been for 3-4 years, then I can get a rebate of $150 on this
    phone if I extend my contract 2 years? And does this rebate prevent
    me from calling and requesting a new phone credit (I'm assuming it
    does?) And will this phone ever appear at Best Buy?



  4. #4
    mcg
    Guest

    Re: Treo 600 - Latest from Sprint - 10/2

    "netfreedom" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Not to be redundant, but are you saying that if I'm an existing Sprint
    > user (have been for 3-4 years, then I can get a rebate of $150 on this
    > phone if I extend my contract 2 years? And does this rebate prevent
    > me from calling and requesting a new phone credit (I'm assuming it
    > does?) And will this phone ever appear at Best Buy?


    My read on this (after being shot down for asking questions about this) is
    that you need to add a line of service to be eligible for the
    discount/rebate. This additional line of service can be done through
    add-a-phone which currently is $20/month for the line plus $7.50/month for
    vision. I've also read here that there are new rate plans going into effect
    soon that will lower the cost for vision on the additional line to $5/month.

    Apparently, though, if you already own a Treo 180/270/300, Handspring will
    give you a credit toward a Treo 600. This is rumored to be $100, though I
    haven't found anything definitive about whether this can be combined with
    the $100/$150 rebate from Sprint for 1 year/2 year service on a new line of
    service.





  5. #5
    Phill.
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    Re: Treo 600 - Latest from Sprint - 10/2

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

    > Not to be redundant, but are you saying that if I'm an existing Sprint
    > user (have been for 3-4 years, then I can get a rebate of $150 on this
    > phone if I extend my contract 2 years? And does this rebate prevent
    > me from calling and requesting a new phone credit


    If you're no longer on contract, you could very well get a credit,
    depending on how "good" a customer you are.


    >(I'm assuming it
    > does?) So, maybe not.



    And will this phone ever appear at Best Buy?


    Entirely possible, although apparently not initially. That tells me
    Sprint is not losing money or subsidising those phones, and wants to
    keep the profits to itself for the inital rush of customers who want
    that "toy"



  6. #6
    DreamPages
    Guest

    Re: Treo 600 - Latest from Sprint - 10/2


    The $100 & $150 are not valid on add-a-phones. That's not a new line of
    service. That's adding a phone to share an existing line of service.

    Larry

    --
    Posted at SprintUsers.com - Your place for everything Sprint PCS
    Free wireless access @ www.SprintUsers.com/wap




  7. #7
    mcg
    Guest

    Re: Treo 600 - Latest from Sprint - 10/2

    "DreamPages" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news[email protected]...
    >
    > The $100 & $150 are not valid on add-a-phones. That's not a new line of
    > service. That's adding a phone to share an existing line of service.
    >
    > Larry
    >


    OK, I'll admit that I'm thoroughly confused and I can't find anything
    definitive on the SprintPCS website.

    Apparently you're indicating that an add-a-phone does NOT count as a new
    line of service. I'm really confused because I've heard some places that
    the discounts/rebates are available on phones as long as you get a new phone
    number, which you'd get with an add-a-phone. But you're telling me that the
    $100/$150 aren't available on add-a-phones.

    I'm curious whether you're saying this because you've seen rebate coupons
    for the Treo 600 that specifically exclude add-a-phones or whether this is a
    general SprintPCS policy to exclude add-a-phones from this type of rebate or
    whether it's up to resellers how this gets handled.

    By the way, before you posted the $599 price, I asked the question here (I
    hope the link works):
    http://www.phonescoop.com/news_group...g=15&id=698249
    and the answer I got was here:
    http://www.phonescoop.com/news_group...g=15&id=698254 which tells
    me that I should be able to get the discount at SprintPCS stores.





  8. #8
    DreamPages
    Guest

    Re: Treo 600 - Latest from Sprint - 10/2


    It's always been this way. We have people all the time buying 3-4
    phones, doing add-a-phones, but Sprint will only give the rebate on the
    primary phone.

    Think about it, why would they give you $100-$150 back if you're only
    adding $20/month or less to your plan?

    The rebates require a new line of service with a new plan, not adding a
    new phone to an existing plan.

    Larry

    --
    Posted at SprintUsers.com - Your place for everything Sprint PCS
    Free wireless access @ www.SprintUsers.com/wap




  9. #9
    zipdrive007
    Guest

    Re: Treo 600 - Latest from Sprint - 10/2


    DreamPages wrote:
    > *It's always been this way. We have people all the time buying 3-4
    > phones, doing add-a-phones, but Sprint will only give the rebate on
    > the primary phone.
    >
    > Think about it, why would they give you $100-$150 back if you're only
    > adding $20/month or less to your plan?
    >
    > The rebates require a new line of service with a new plan, not adding
    > a new phone to an existing plan.
    >
    > Larry *


    I must have gotten luck because I recieved the rebate on both of my
    8100's and one was an add-a-phone

    So did other familty members (they bought 4 phones and recieved a 100
    rebate on all of them with 3 being add-a-phones)

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  10. #10
    mcg
    Guest

    Re: Treo 600 - Latest from Sprint - 10/2

    "DreamPages" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news[email protected]...

    > Think about it, why would they give you $100-$150 back if you're only
    > adding $20/month or less to your plan?


    Well...if an add-a-phone costs $20/month plus $5/month for Vision ($25
    total, or $300/year) but doesn't increase use of the network because it's
    shared minutes, then why not subsidize $100 for 1 year or $150 for 2 years?





  11. #11
    O/Siris
    Guest

    Re: Treo 600 - Latest from Sprint - 10/2

    In article <[email protected]>, zipdrive007zipdrive007.uv05y@=
    in-
    val-id.com says...
    >=20
    > DreamPages wrote:
    > > *It's always been this way. We have people all the time buying 3-4
    > > phones, doing add-a-phones, but Sprint will only give the rebate on
    > > the primary phone.
    > >=20
    > > Think about it, why would they give you $100-$150 back if you're only
    > > adding $20/month or less to your plan?
    > >=20
    > > The rebates require a new line of service with a new plan, not adding
    > > a new phone to an existing plan.
    > >=20
    > > Larry *=20

    >=20
    > I must have gotten luck because I recieved the rebate on both of my
    > 8100's and one was an add-a-phone
    >=20
    > So did other familty members (they bought 4 phones and recieved a 100
    > rebate on all of them with 3 being add-a-phones)
    >=20
    > --
    > Posted at SprintUsers.com - Your place for everything Sprint PCS
    > Free wireless access @ www.SprintUsers.com/wap
    >=20
    >=20


    I think we're mixing retail/consumer, and business. When you purchase from=
    =20
    retail, an Add-A-Phone counts as a new line of service. Larry gets his pho=
    nes=20
    via a specialized business dealer channel, so the rules for rebates might v=
    ery=20
    well be different there. That's run out of a very specific group, so I can=
    't=20
    speak for what Larry says about his channel. But Add-A-Phone counts in ret=
    ail.

    --=20
    -+-
    R=D8=DF
    O/Siris
    I work for SprintPCS
    I *don't* speak for them.



  12. #12
    mcg
    Guest

    Re: Treo 600 - Latest from Sprint - 10/2

    "O/Siris" <robjvargas@sprîntpcs.côm> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    I think we're mixing retail/consumer, and business. When you purchase from
    retail, an Add-A-Phone counts as a new line of service. Larry gets his
    phones
    via a specialized business dealer channel, so the rules for rebates might
    very
    well be different there. That's run out of a very specific group, so I
    can't
    speak for what Larry says about his channel. But Add-A-Phone counts in
    retail.

    Ah-ha!!! Thank you!!! I think I finally understand!





  13. #13
    newguy
    Guest

    Re: Treo 600 - Latest from Sprint - 10/2

    again that's buying from you. buying direct from sprint or a retailer such
    as best buy you get rebates on add a phones as if they were new lines of
    service.


    "DreamPages" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news[email protected]...
    >
    > It's always been this way. We have people all the time buying 3-4
    > phones, doing add-a-phones, but Sprint will only give the rebate on the
    > primary phone.
    >
    > Think about it, why would they give you $100-$150 back if you're only
    > adding $20/month or less to your plan?
    >
    > The rebates require a new line of service with a new plan, not adding a
    > new phone to an existing plan.
    >
    > Larry
    >
    > --
    > Posted at SprintUsers.com - Your place for everything Sprint PCS
    > Free wireless access @ www.SprintUsers.com/wap
    >






  14. #14
    Phillipe2004
    Guest

    Re: Treo 600 - Latest from Sprint - 10/2

    In article <[email protected]>,
    "newguy" <[email protected]> wrote:

    > again that's buying from you. buying direct from sprint or a retailer such
    > as best buy you get rebates on add a phones as if they were new lines of
    > service.


    Check Sprint's webpage, they now offer $150 off on a Samsung i500, so no
    telling what they'll do for a Treo 600.



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