Except Sprint has only had the iPhone since September when iPhone 5 was released.
No. Sprint got the iPhone in 2011 when the 4S was released. I know, because I was expecting the iPhone 5. I waited another year because of that to go back on contract.
Sprint also got the 4 when they got the 4S (2011).
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Whoever does Sprint's marketing should be let go:
Customers then choose their data for each line: $30/month for unlimited data on smartphones or $10/month for unlimited data on basic phones. Additional options include $20 for 1GB of data on smartphones or basic phone users can choose not to add data to their account.
Let's see $30 for unlimited data, or $20 for 1GB? Really sprint?
How about $30 for Unlimited $10 for 1GB and $20 for 2GB makes more sense, then again I was on Sprint for 1 year many moons ago, and will never go back.
This is why I am not switching plans.My base plan is Unlimted Data (1500 minutes) for $110. I have a second line so that's another $19.99. +$10 for data ($139), $8 for TEP (Total Equipment Protection) on my wife's phone which is a smartphone, but does not pay the $10 premium data fee. So, right there $147.
The Airave is free, so $0 monthly charge. $20 for 2GB hotspot makes it $167. Add in taxes and my bill is roughly around $180 a month.
From what I've seen, these plans will tack on another $30 or so, especially because I can't count on Sprint to keep my Airave free if I move over. That then, would be a third line and I'd pay for it.
I don't need unlimited minutes. 1500 is more than we need but Sprint killed the ED family plans with less minutes years ago. Any way, I look at it these new plans are DOA for me.
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they changed their Everything Data plan, it went up $20 but I think they don't charge the $10 Premium Data on each line.
If that's true then it means that they FINALLY got it through their thick heads to make the fee part of the cost of the plan.
People have been ALL OVER SPRINT for this stupid data fee since 2010. Three years later and it's still being argued over and rage generated because of it. Especially when Sprint keeps pushing it's lies about how it started and when people get charged for it but can't use data.
Had they just put the fee in the cost of the plan back in 2010 you would have had a bunch of angry people who jumped ship the first few months, but that would have been the end of it. But no, stupid Sprint had to keep it as a fee and I'm typing this message about it now because they did that.
About damn time they rolled the fee into the cost of the plan. We can argue about fees, but the cost of the plan is the cost of the plan. Pay it and get service or don't and go elsewhere (this last comment is
not directed at you davidg4781).