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SLAG 12-07-2006 01:33 AM

Special Sprint or Nextel Plan for the Holidays- For everyone
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by user " OHIO CALLING " on nextel.howardforums.com
SERO Now Available to Anyone - HOLIDAY SPECIAL
I seen this in the Sprint Forums and thought it was worth posting here. Mods I know it is a New SERO Thread but felt it may be worth a new thread if you disagree you can consolidate it.

"SERO Referral Plan Now Open to ANYONE!

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Just found this out:

Limited Time! Sprint Employee Referral Pricing Now Available to the Public
Just for the holidays, Sprint is extending family and friends discounts to the general public.

To take advantage of exclusive pricing, visit http://www.sprint.com/sero and use the open access email address of [email protected]. You can then choose from a huge selection of phones and broadband cards with device and service pricing normally reserved only to family and friends.

This offer requires a new device with activation of a new line of service and two-year subscriber agreement. Subject to credit approval. Up to $36 activation & $200 early termination fees apply per line. Offers available at website only; see other details/restrictions at www.sprint.com/sero.

Hurry! Although Sprint may extend, this offer currently ends Dec. 18, 2006."

I tried using the above information on the NEXTEL side and it worked.

Ohio Calling

its been a well known tip to get an sprint employees email address and sign up under this before but now its legit for everyone!

its a great plan $30 for 500 anytime Min. and Unlimited everything else (N&W, data, MMS, Power Vision, Walkie Talkie)


if you do sign up PM me and i will show you how to get a $25 visa card sent to your house as well



***EDIT: You can Take advantage of the deal if you are in contract ONLY IF you switch from sprint to nextel or nextel to sprint ... now once you switch get your new plan and then see that nextel had better service than sprint you can switch back and keep your new rate plan... sell the sprint (or nextel phone) on ebay and enjoy your profit******



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elvomito 12-07-2006 01:42 AM

seems like cricket is a better deal, right?

SLAG 12-07-2006 01:46 AM

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Originally Posted by elvomito
seems like cricket is a better deal, right?


hmm

you cant watch NFL network on your cricket phone

elvomito 12-07-2006 01:50 AM

how often do you watch the nfl network on your phone?
is it just highlights, or can you watch games too?
can you pick from a list, like on-demand programming?

BWillie 12-07-2006 01:51 AM

I heard Cricket's service is shitty, and I doubt you can get really fast unlimited internet. I went through Slag on my phone service and I haven't really been dissapointed. Only downside is there is no text messaging package. 30 bucks for 500 minutes with free internet is a hell of a deal

Phobia 12-07-2006 02:05 AM

I had sprint for 8 years in Houston, never had one problem. Loved them. Pimped them on here constantly.

Moved to KC and their service is horrible here. Dropped calls, missed calls, dead areas, just horrible.

I could NEVER recommend Sprint to anybody - I don't care if they are local.

SLAG 12-07-2006 02:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Phobia
I had sprint for 8 years in Houston, never had one problem. Loved them. Pimped them on here constantly.

Moved to KC and their service is horrible here. Dropped calls, missed calls, dead areas, just horrible.

I could NEVER recommend Sprint to anybody - I don't care if they are local.


heh

notice no nextel reference

elvomito 12-07-2006 02:09 AM

i wouldn't be surprised about cricket being shitty, thats the only way they can have cheap service... its $45 here i think. in houston, its $30 though.

i guess $30 isn't bad for 500 if thats all you need. overage minutes proabably rape you though. it'd be nice to connect your laptop to the net through your phone too

Phobia 12-07-2006 02:15 AM

I've not heard anything rosey about Nextel in KC either, which is why I have Verizon even though Nextel is the preferred phone of the construction trades. I couldn't justify the missed calls.

elvomito 12-07-2006 02:17 AM

everytime i call a nextel # thats out of area, it says their phone # is disconnected. terrible

SLAG 12-07-2006 02:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by elvomito
i wouldn't be surprised about cricket being shitty, thats the only way they can have cheap service... its $45 here i think. in houston, its $30 though.

i guess $30 isn't bad for 500 if thats all you need. overage minutes proabably rape you though. it'd be nice to connect your laptop to the net through your phone too


The overage is Fair and Flexible

$5 for 50 min.. up to 500 Min. then its 10 cents /min

SLAG 12-07-2006 05:14 PM

Bump

Bob Dole 12-07-2006 05:42 PM

Bob Dole just loves how companies continue to offer better deals to people off the street than they will to their loyal customers.

Congress should look into this practice.

Simplex3 12-07-2006 07:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SLAG02
heh

notice no nextel reference

You really think there's a difference anymore? They just finished the project to merge their billing services, so all of Nextel's customers will now be getting their bills f**ked up just like regular Sprint customers!

Simplex3 12-07-2006 07:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bob Dole
Bob Dole just loves how companies continue to offer better deals to people off the street than they will to their loyal customers.

Congress should look into this practice.

If Congress looked into it we'd wind up paying more in both scenarios.


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