I searched this group for discussions about the fees, but couldn't find
anything.  I thought I remembered some discussion a while back, but
apparently didn't have the right subject.
Anyway, just got off a live chat with Sprint, and asked them if they had

I'm on vacation now, and am in a non-sprint area in Maine.  Do I still get
to make long distance calls without extra fees?  How about unlimited
night(after 7pm) or weekend calls?

I want to replace my Moto Q with something else. One pre-req of the
replacement phone is to have a phone that can be tethered.
What are some good choice, both smartphone and non smartphone in
Spring phones, for data tethering?

I currently have a Treo 700p (contract is up in August) and a Merlin S620 aircard (contract up next
week); the latter is set up as an add-a-phone on a conventional non-SERO retention plan.
I also have an old dead UTStarcom CDM-120 aircard that is still on the account (no charge,

After using email or web browsing on the Treo 755P I cannot find a way
of turning off the internet connection. Leaving the connection to the
internet on causes the battery to quickly run down.

The signal fades after a minute or two while in my house in Taneytown MD.
We moved here from Frederick MD and had no trouble with signals until we
moved here.  Outside of the house it seems OK.  I've called Sprint a few
times about this and the call always end up with "I will ...

I see that Sprint web site allows changing the ESN online.
But - there is no mention of any cost or charge related to this
service, but after calling Sprint, no one really understood my
question and talked about upgrade, etc, and a $18 fee. And then the

I have been pestering my local Sprint Sellphone Palace about the
national rollout of the Denver/Indianapolis Airave home femtocell.
This would allow be to drop
Vonage and use my Sprint phones in the house.

Why is it that nearly every month I have to spend an hour on the phone
with Sprint fixing the bills which contain mistakes. Things like
services added I didn't ask for. Services which were terminated last
month(the one's I didn't ask for) which are still on the bill. Different

    In this video you will see people using their cell phones to
pop popcorn:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ju5yIFu4yY8&fmt=18
    You'll also see that there are at least a few other videos of

I have a Virgin Mobile cell phone that I purchased on Mon. and I'm
having problems activating it to my Sprint network. I spoke with a few
of Sprint's tech. support agents and they all said that you need a
Sprint phone. They asked for my Virgin cell phone's ID and it didn't

Here's the situation:
My wife and I are currently on a 2 line family plan contract which
expires in September. The contract is in her name because a couple of
years ago when we decided that it would be cheaper if we gave up our

My brother got a letter from Sprint informing him that they are
discontinuing the Voice Command service, which was one of the reasons he
went with Sprint in the first place. They also told him that he couldn't
get out of his contract as a result of this discontinuation.

In Japan, they have tables with heaters under them. I think they are called kiadus or kotatsus or something.
Even if this is *not* the case, cell phones do not operate on the same wavelengths as microwaves.
Secondly, most cell phones max transmits at about 5w ERP (depending on ...

A friend of mine uses Nextel for business because everyone in construction
does here.  Someone gave him a really nice iDen Blackberry I don't have the
model number of (sorry.) and we noted it has Bluetooth.  He asked me if he
could tether his laptop the business uses over a ...