Sprint Unveils 'Any Mobile, Any Time' Plan > Everything data

reply to fiberguy

Re: Everything data

Uh No it's not. It states that on their website. They also resell VZW Service.

Have you used MCom?

Guess not.

Silly wabbit, don't you know by now not to trust small company websites to be up to date? I have a friend who uses MCom unlimited for $70. It is really unlimited.

reply to hottboiinnc

I stand corrected as far as that goes since it was updated. But either way it used to state Uncapped and then would go on about a 5gig cap.

It still uses VZW and is under their control.

And just because their small doesn't mean anything. I've called them for service and the company didn't know a damn thing. Instead you heard a group of people in the back ground screaming, and laughing and telling jokes. Not very professional if you ask me.

And I wouldn't trust a company like them any day of the week.

reply to iansltx
I don't always, and rarely, ever trust a "common consumer" or web user to get an accurate description or depiction of policies. Because of the account that I have, I deal with a much higher quality of customer service with Sprint, dealing with permanent account reps and all. what I said I stand by. There are some people that you can tell there is a soft 5gb cap, and they will turn it around as it's a hard cap.. I also don't even believe at least 50% of what most users here say as they turn out to be wrong... as is the case of the so called 5gb hard cap.. it's not true.

Again, depends on when you signed up and under what account. You're right that your business accounts are at worst pooled and soft-capped, but more likely not capped at all. Sprint's costs aren't that high for additional lines of service and they want to keep you as a customer.

For "grandfathered" folks, the 2-out-of-3 rule applies...you will eventually be kicked off (aka forced to move to MCom at $70/mo) for overusage of data.

For new customers on single-line MBB accounts, the direct policy is 5GB then 5¢ per MB. They won't cut you off. They'll just charge you for going over.