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CMoore2004
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join:2003-02-06
Jonesville, MI

Great news

I get almost no coverage at my dad's house, who is on my family plan. He uses the phone mostly for work, but it'd be nice if it worked better at home. Since I do most of my calling at home, I could drop my plan from the 1400 minutes shared to 700. I already get great Sprint service in my house, but I could save $20 on the plan and add the $15 for unlimited calling.

One thing that gets my curiosity is how it works with family plans. Is it $15 for unlimited for all of my phones on the plan? If so, I could buy two of these devices and save around $60/month.

The most important thing is Sprint's network. While many of you recognize Sprint as a major wireless provider, they're also a major ISP with their own very reliable backbone. Check out »www.sprint.net

I've never been to a hotel where I don't get CDMA coverage of some sort, but I imagine I could pack this thing, take it with me, and have unlimited calling in the hotel instead of paying the hotel's rates or using my plan's minutes.

I'll be buying at least 1 as soon as I can.

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