[jamesatsprint]

Long-time listener, first time poster. Here's the scoop. A memo was circulated at Sprint about people getting letters to change their service plans or terminate their accounts. It has been discussed over on a couple of other cell forums. See the following link for a copy of the letter and insider info on what is actually going down. It seems that Sprint is doing this for good reasons. Whiskey and the morning after: Sprint terminates customers again?

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[biggz]

It seems to me that they offered a business a certain plan and now they are telling them that it is not available any more. Its kind of a indirect way to tell them their promotional period is over and its time to pay the full price.

[jamesatsprint]

No, it seems that these are people who found a way to get over on Sprint and now Sprint is saying "no more",

[biggz]

How do you get over on sprint?
Not doubting you just curious.

[jamesatsprint]

Theres apparently alot of ways from what I read on that blog. They don't tell us lowlevel people muchso we have to go online to find out the story. from what i gathered it was employees in league with dealers committing fraud. theres so much on there, i spent a couple hours reading about it.

[biggz]

yeah us here at boost and virgin dont have the ability to manipulate rate plans or put companies on family plans since we have any but its all crazy and if they were doing something wrong they deserved to get caught.