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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Sprint PCS / December 2007Possible to obtain regular $10/month unlimited data plan with $30/month SERO?
Is it possible to obtain Sprint's regular $10/month Vision unlimited data plan after purchasing their $30/month SERO plan? No options for Vision are present when selecting the plan. Thanks, ~None > Is it possible to obtain Sprint's regular $10/month Vision unlimited data > plan after purchasing their $30/month SERO plan? No options for Vision are > present when selecting the plan. Ah, nevermind -- it seems that the $10/month data and $10/month messanging plans are already included in the $30/month rate. Almost seems too good to be true... Thanks, ~None How do I know if i have it i dont see it in the features when I log online, or only for $30 you have all that? >> Is it possible to obtain Sprint's regular $10/month Vision unlimited data >> plan after purchasing their $30/month SERO plan? No options for Vision [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Thanks, > ~None > How do I know if i have it i dont see it in the features when I log > online, or only for $30 you have all that? Yeah, it's included in the $30/month rate. It's listed there in the plan description: Employee Referral Offer This plan includes Unlimited Nights & Weekends starting at 7pm! Domestic long distance Unlimited Mobile to Mobile ***Unlimited Web/Data Access*** Unlimited Picture Mail (with compatible devices) ~None when you go to phone details on your account and then click on current usage does it say unlimited data too? mine only say unlimited 7 to 7 , unlimited mobile to mobile and unlimited text but it does not say anything about data , how about when you log in? thanks for your help >> How do I know if i have it i dont see it in the features when I log >> online, or only for $30 you have all that? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > ~None > when you go to phone details on your account and then click on current > usage does it say unlimited data too? Hrm...I can't find anything about unlimited data in the 'my account' section, either. I don't know how I would prove that I purchased this feature if one month they decided to silently take it away and serve me a big bill for data usage. ~None Unlimited data/texting are part of the Sero plan... You would have to pay for extra like TV channels or Certain radio channels etc. > Is it possible to obtain Sprint's regular $10/month Vision unlimited data > plan after purchasing their $30/month SERO plan? No options for Vision are > present when selecting the plan. > > Thanks, > ~None These SERO plans....can anyone get them or do you have to sweet talk a actual employee. I've used Sprint for more than 5 years and I have 4 phones on my plan...it would be nice to get a $ break on my monthly bill. > These SERO plans....can anyone get them or do you have to sweet talk a > actual employee. I've used Sprint for more than 5 years and I have 4 > phones on my plan...it would be nice to get a $ break on my monthly bill. New accounts only. You do it on-line. No family plans. Anyone can get them. >> These SERO plans....can anyone get them or do you have to sweet talk a >> actual employee. I've used Sprint for more than 5 years and I have 4 >> phones on my plan...it would be nice to get a $ break on my monthly bill. > > New accounts only. You do it on-line. No family plans. Anyone can get them. Its great for a single phone, but no family plans..but... free data packages. I'm comparing three plans here, each with three phones. Cingular and Sprint have 1400 minute plans, but SERO is 1250. Rounding off to nearest dollar Cingular Sprint Sprint SERO Base $90 $90 $50 (1250 min) 2nd ph $10 free $50 3rd ph $10 $10 $50 ----- ----- ----- Total $110 $100 $150 Now add unlimited web browsing from the handset for three phones. $60 $45 free ----- ----- ----- Total $170 $145 150 > Its great for a single phone, but no family plans..but... > free data packages. > > I'm comparing three plans here, each with three phones. > Cingular and Sprint have 1400 minute plans, but SERO is 1250. > Rounding off to nearest dollar... <snip chart> I think you've forgotten one thing- in the non-SERO examples, the minutes are shared between the three phones in a family plan, but in SERO each phone has 1250 minutes. > I think you've forgotten one thing- in the non-SERO examples, the minutes > are shared between the three phones in a family plan, but in SERO each > phone has 1250 minutes. Good catch...that would bring the two more in line as you would need a higher priced more minutes plan for the family plans. >> I think you've forgotten one thing- in the non-SERO examples, the minutes >> are shared between the three phones in a family plan, but in SERO each >> phone has 1250 minutes. > > Good catch...that would bring the two more in line as you would need a > higher priced more minutes plan for the family plans. That's true, though on family plans, usually the minutes are not used equally by all the phones. >>> I think you've forgotten one thing- in the non-SERO examples, the >>> minutes [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > That's true, though on family plans, usually the minutes are not used > equally by all the phones. Bottom line is that users need to look at their particular needs and think just how much a few dollars difference is going to make in the big picture, i.e a $50 savings on a carrier that can't hold a signal on a handset in your home or office negates ANY savings. In my case: Phone #1 averages 600 min/month (over 2 yr period) Phone #2 zero (only used for M2M with phone #1) Phone #3 predicted to average < 300 min per month Only phone #1 needs the $15-$20 data plan for occasional testing and backup. I already have a Sprint Pantech data card stuck inside a D-Link DIR-450 unit. As for the laptop tethered access... Lots of time we're at a customer's site and need to look back into their servers from the outside world internet cloud. If they have an on-site hosted server, you can't see it from their computers. Here at the office, I used to have to use a dial up modem to look back at my web servers; but now have several PCs at my various POPs that I can remote into and look back. |
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