| Sprint offers same for $70/mo instead of $100/mo "Even More" plan offers unlimited talk, texts and web for $99.99 The Sprint deal "Everything Data" offers the same for $30 less per month. And Sprint's 3g is better than T-Mobiles. |
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 Frankis chillingPremium
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somewhere | said by fAcEtIOUs:"Even More" plan offers unlimited talk, texts and web for $99.99 The Sprint deal "Everything Data" offers the same for $30 less per month. And Sprint's 3g is better than T-Mobiles. sprint does not offer unlimited talk, text and web for $70.
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| said by Frank:said by fAcEtIOUs:"Even More" plan offers unlimited talk, texts and web for $99.99 The Sprint deal "Everything Data" offers the same for $30 less per month. And Sprint's 3g is better than T-Mobiles. sprint does not offer unlimited talk, text and web for $70. They do as a practical matter. Their everything data 450 plan includes unlimited talk to ALL cellphones no matter the carrier. Most people, maybe not you, make 90% of thie calls to cellphones now. SO it is unlimited for ALMOST EVERYONE.
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Sprint sucks anyway. |
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| I agree Sprint sucks! They drop more calls than Cricket and Metro Ha Ha |
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said by fAcEtIOUs:They do as a practical matter. Their everything data 450 plan includes unlimited talk to ALL cellphones no matter the carrier. Most people, maybe not you, make 90% of thie calls to cellphones now. SO it is unlimited for ALMOST EVERYONE. In my case, at least, I make a majority of my calls to mobile phones. HOWEVER, the majority of my anytime minutes are spent on calls to relatives' landlines. Older people still have landlines.
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No, not even close. |
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