Looks like this is going to priced pretty competitively from the following
comments from the following link - http://tinyurl.com/vbyf
"Sprint customers who purchase a new PCS Vision Ready Link Phone have a
couple of pricing options. Price plans are $15 per month with unlimited PCS

November 24, you may change cellular providers and take your telephone number
with you.
This FAQ is in no way authored by Sprint Spectrum, Sprint or Sprint PCS unless
otherwise expressly noted. By reading on, you agree that you are fully aware of

Seems like SprintPCS isnt pushing its PTT (ReadyLink). The phones are on the
web site, but the wed's front page says zero, nada, zip about it. I've been
watching football on Fox this afternoon, and all the SprintPCS commercials are
for 7 PM starting time, not one word about PTT.

Am still using the touchpoint 120 phones (i have 3 of them) I also
have the old sprint data kit, but cannot find any phonebook or sync
software (all discontinued). Any help would be appreciated.
T

dedicated to Michael Arends:
This FAQ is in no way authored by Sprint Spectrum, Sprint or Sprint PCS. By
reading on, you agree that you are fully aware of this. I see many questions
asked repeatedly about problems with phones, and thought an "Unofficial WLNP

Last week I called in to get an over the air PRL update
for our two phones (Sanyo 6400, Samsung N400).
They both had 10018.
The first person I spoke with said to call back and say

PRL Version- 10018
Date added- 01/23/03
History- Extensive roaming priority changes in continental US. Significant
roaming cost savings realized with this PRL update.

Now on its web page SprintPCS lists things to check for when "switching":
http://www.whysprint.com/shoppingguide.html
Is their network 100% digital?
Is their Network Built from the ground up?

Is it possible to 'pop' email for someone who has a non-Vision sprintPCS
email account.
They have wireless web account and can read the mail on the web.
However, I told them how I could 'pop' my vision mail quite easily.

Time to spruce up the FAQs and post again.
Still waiting for SprintPCS Legal to contact me. Don't think its gonna happen,
although Michael Arends might forge such a letter, he likes to forge things.

So, the summary is this:  Sprint reps are trained to say that the phones
"aren't designed" for data service.  Of course, they are - you can use
them as modems with Verizon, for instance.
Solution:  According to customer service, letters complaining about bad

Both the Sanyo RL2000 and RL2500 are now shown in the shopping section of the
SprintPCS website. Each as predicted $299.00 with a $150 discount for new line
2 year contract.
As of 7:30 AM EST Sunday Nov 16, the website does not list Ready Link in plan

Anyone have any experience with this phone.  I would be interested in your
comments

Have trouble receiving calls in my home with AT&T Wireless with Ericcson T60
phone while my son having Sprint using Samsung A500 works much better. Was
told by a phone salesman that it is the newer phones that give the best
reception, not the carrier. Anyone know how to check this ...

Cellular customers "very likely" or "extremely likely" to switch
providers within 3 months:
VZW 3.9%
SPCS 5.5%