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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Sprint PCS / April 2008Retention plans???
I just opened this month's bill and found they charged me $13 more than last month. I was getting Vision for free on a 1,000 $40 plan but now they're charging me for it. They never changed my plan before when the contract was up so why are they doing it now? Anyway, I tried to call them and I also come to find out they are no longer taking calls 24/7. What the heck is going on with Sprint? Less service and charging more money? My question: What are the current offers out there for signing up for a new contract. For the most part I usually sign up for one year and last year they gave me 1,000 minutes, N&W starting at 8:00PM and free Vision. for $40. Is that still doable these days? It pisses me off I got a bill this month for over $60 for what I was paying $47 for the past year. Oh, I forgot to ask this. Is there a particular phone number to call these days? I have in my Palm address book the phone number for the Retention Dept but I got something else. 866-571-0882 > I just opened this month's bill and found they charged me $13 more than last > month. I was getting Vision for free on a 1,000 $40 plan but now they're [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Is that still doable these days? It pisses me off I got a bill this month > for over $60 for what I was paying $47 for the past year. > My question: What are the current offers out there for signing up for a new > contract. For the most part I usually sign up for one year and last year > they gave me 1,000 minutes, N&W starting at 8:00PM and free Vision. for $40. > Is that still doable these days? Not as a regular deal, although retention might do that for you. About the best "regular deal" plan is probably Sprint's SERO: http://delivery.sprint.com/m/p/sprint/epc/epclanding.asp (which can be used by anyone these days, not just those referred by Sprint employees). ---Joel >About the best "regular deal" plan is probably Sprint's SERO: >http://delivery.sprint.com/m/p/sprint/epc/epclanding.asp (which can be used by >anyone these days, not just those referred by Sprint employees). Joel, how do you get a SERO plan without an employee referral? The page you referenced requires one to fill in an employee email address.  Signatureschrodinger's cat >>About the best "regular deal" plan is probably Sprint's SERO: >>http://delivery.sprint.com/m/p/sprint/epc/epclanding.asp (which can be [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Joel, how do you get a SERO plan without an employee referral? The page > you referenced requires one to fill in an employee email address. There's sprint.com addys all over if you're up to a little Googling. Employee's aren't consulted nor does anyone seem to keep track or care. Just for grins I used what I figured was probably the CEO's e-mail. It worked fine. :) Tons of info at www.sprintusers.com TL >>>About the best "regular deal" plan is probably Sprint's SERO: >>>http://delivery.sprint.com/m/p/sprint/epc/epclanding.asp (which can be [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > >TL The latest B&W commercial where Dan Hesse is walking down a street toward the camera ends with this email address: dan@sprint.com That should work as good as any. :) SignaturePaul Miner >>About the best "regular deal" plan is probably Sprint's SERO: >>http://delivery.sprint.com/m/p/sprint/epc/epclanding.asp (which can be [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Joel, how do you get a SERO plan without an employee referral? The page > you referenced requires one to fill in an employee email address. savings@sprintemi.com worked as of last week. Ken > Joel, how do you get a SERO plan without an employee referral? The page > you referenced requires one to fill in an employee email address. See here: http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/hot-deals/680568/ ---Joel >> Joel, how do you get a SERO plan without an employee referral? The page >> you referenced requires one to fill in an employee email address. > >See here: http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/hot-deals/680568/ > >---Joel Interesting. Thanks. Signatureschrodinger's cat |
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