Sprint unlimited mobile to mobile on any carrier, free with everything 450/900/1500/3000 plans! Starts Tomorrow 9/10 Sprint sent out an email about a "wireless revolution" tomorrow, and reps have confirmed that starting tomorrow all "everything data" plans will include unlimited mobile to mobile calling, on any network. So in other words, unlimited calling from your sprint phone to your friends on ATT, Verizon, and T-Mobile.
As a Sprint Premier customer, we want you to be among the first of our loyal customers to know about some exciting news coming soon.
In the past, we've brought you Simply Everything (SM), Right Plan Promise and ReadyNow. Sprint is ready to change the game once again.
So look for the big announcement in your Sprint Connection newsletter tomorrow morning and take your place in the wireless revolution.
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ikliomve
Enthusiastic Member
posted: Sep. 9, 2009 @ 8:10p
I just talked to Sprint Business myself now to check. VERIFIED by me personally. Deal starts tomorrow. Existing customers will see change on next billing cycle
1. got Pick 3 added for free (call any 3 numbers, no charge) 2. Made my google voice # as well as the access # part of my pick 3. 3. make calls anywhere and don't pay for them.
hellyea81 said: 1. got Pick 3 added for free (call any 3 numbers, no charge) 2. Made my google voice # as well as the access # part of my pick 3. 3. make calls anywhere and don't pay for them.
done and done.Wait I don't understand how that would give you unlimited calls. Google Voice is a # for incoming calls, not outgoing. I guess if all you do is call yourself and check voicemail ... ? I guess you could change Google Voice's call-forward every time you want to dial out. Sounds like a huge hassle.
peas said: hellyea81 said: 1. got Pick 3 added for free (call any 3 numbers, no charge) 2. Made my google voice # as well as the access # part of my pick 3. 3. make calls anywhere and don't pay for them.
done and done.Wait I don't understand how that would give you unlimited calls. Google Voice is a # for incoming calls, not outgoing. I guess if all you do is call yourself and check voicemail ... ? I guess you could change Google Voice's call-forward every time you want to dial out. Sounds like a huge hassle.
You can make outgoing calls via Google Voice..........you just dial Google number and press 2 and then the number.Little hassle but there is a Google Dialer App that makes it easier.
mclld said: I have been wanting a Pre, what would be the best plan for my wife and I to save money?
YOu have to get one of the Everything data plans w/ the Pre. The cheapest includes 450 anytime minutes and unlimited texts, which now also includes unlimited mobile-to-mobile minutes as this post states. It's $69.99/month.
MISTERCHEAP said: Sprint unlimited mobile to mobile on any carrier, free with everything 450/900/1500/3000 plans!
Everything Data 450 minute plan is $70 a month. Free calls to any mobile makes it more attractive. Everything Data 900 minute plan is $90 a month. You might as well pay the extra $10 for Simply Everything. I don't even see the 1500/3000 minute plans, but at that point, you might as well go with Simply Everything.
avhokie said: MISTERCHEAP said: Sprint unlimited mobile to mobile on any carrier, free with everything 450/900/1500/3000 plans!
Everything Data 450 minute plan is $70 a month. Free calls to any mobile makes it more attractive. Everything Data 900 minute plan is $90 a month. You might as well pay the extra $10 for Simply Everything. I don't even see the 1500/3000 minute plans, but at that point, you might as well go with Simply Everything.
What am I missing?
The catch with the $99 simply everything is that you can't get any discounts on that plan. I get a 23% discount w/ sprint through my employer, so my Everything Data 450 plan works out to $58/month after taxes/fees. That 23% discount works on the 450 and 900 minute plan, but not the simply everything plan. They simply won't discount that plan, period.
txjosh
New Member
posted: Sep. 9, 2009 @ 11:04p
With my 25% employer discount my everything data 450 plan is 52.50.
52.50 for unlimited texts, data, and now pretty much voice since 95% of the calls I make from the cell are to other cells!
Very glad I switched to sprint in August. My ATT plan was costing over 40 for calls alone. +20 for texts +30 for data.
avhokie said: MISTERCHEAP said: Sprint unlimited mobile to mobile on any carrier, free with everything 450/900/1500/3000 plans!
Everything Data 450 minute plan is $70 a month. Free calls to any mobile makes it more attractive. Everything Data 900 minute plan is $90 a month. You might as well pay the extra $10 for Simply Everything. I don't even see the 1500/3000 minute plans, but at that point, you might as well go with Simply Everything.
What am I missing?
Arent the 1500/3000 plans the family share? If so, the Sprint everything plan doesn't help because that is per phone, the 1500 family share would be great with free mobile to mobile
peas said: hellyea81 said: 1. got Pick 3 added for free (call any 3 numbers, no charge) 2. Made my google voice # as well as the access # part of my pick 3. 3. make calls anywhere and don't pay for them.
done and done.Wait I don't understand how that would give you unlimited calls. Google Voice is a # for incoming calls, not outgoing. I guess if all you do is call yourself and check voicemail ... ? I guess you could change Google Voice's call-forward every time you want to dial out. Sounds like a huge hassle.
I got Pick 3 added while I am still in contract -- just got it added a few months ago. Got it added for my brother and his wife as well, just a month ago.
Google Voice - you can call your GV # and call out from there. Also, there's a GV app for the blackberry which makes it easier. It automatically dials the access #, which stays the same, and which I added to my pick 3. So those are 2 of my 3 #'s. Anytime I need to call an 800 number and i may be on hold a long time, I use GV. while it adds an extra 10 seconds to my dialing process, its not a big deal at all.
i just called sprint and said a friend had it and i wanted it. done and done.
hellyea81 said: peas said: hellyea81 said: 1. got Pick 3 added for free (call any 3 numbers, no charge) 2. Made my google voice # as well as the access # part of my pick 3. 3. make calls anywhere and don't pay for them.
done and done.Wait I don't understand how that would give you unlimited calls. Google Voice is a # for incoming calls, not outgoing. I guess if all you do is call yourself and check voicemail ... ? I guess you could change Google Voice's call-forward every time you want to dial out. Sounds like a huge hassle.
I got Pick 3 added while I am still in contract -- just got it added a few months ago. Got it added for my brother and his wife as well, just a month ago.
Google Voice - you can call your GV # and call out from there. Also, there's a GV app for the blackberry which makes it easier. It automatically dials the access #, which stays the same, and which I added to my pick 3. So those are 2 of my 3 #'s. Anytime I need to call an 800 number and i may be on hold a long time, I use GV. while it adds an extra 10 seconds to my dialing process, its not a big deal at all.
i just called sprint and said a friend had it and i wanted it. done and done.
There is an even better Google Voice app for Android which replaces the dialer (which is only possible on Android) and then you don't have to remember to dial any special numbers or use special apps. With HTC Hero around the corner, this is an unbeatable combo. Suck it, iPhone.
yoshix003
Member
posted: Sep. 10, 2009 @ 3:19a
How would you burn minutes if M2M is free and calling other networks is free, whats the point with 450 mins etc..
How would you burn minutes if M2M is free and calling other networks is free, whats the point with 450 mins etc..
land lines....?
tyana777
New Member
posted: Sep. 10, 2009 @ 4:02a
I just checked my sprint account online and the any mobile anytime feature has been added. Too bad Sprint doesn't have a cheaper simply everything family plan than the 129.99 since 99% of my calls will be mobile to mobile.
I wondered the same . I guess if you could find the right discounts like 25% (which is hard to find for an individual or self employed person ) , maybe this offer is an advantage over SEP .
avhokie said: MISTERCHEAP said: Sprint unlimited mobile to mobile on any carrier, free with everything 450/900/1500/3000 plans!
Everything Data 450 minute plan is $70 a month. Free calls to any mobile makes it more attractive. Everything Data 900 minute plan is $90 a month. You might as well pay the extra $10 for Simply Everything. I don't even see the 1500/3000 minute plans, but at that point, you might as well go with Simply Everything.
Based on replies, it looks like there was at least one thing I was missing, which is that the employee discount doesn't apply to the Everything plan...
Wow, I have to admit, Sprint really stepped up to the ball on this one. If discount work on the 450 plan, this might be enough to leave Verizon. Can anyone confirm for sure?
m0n0xIDE said: Wow, I have to admit, Sprint really stepped up to the ball on this one. If discount work on the 450 plan, this might be enough to leave Verizon. Can anyone confirm for sure?
This is also added to the SERO plans. I just checked and it is there. ************************************************************* Everything Plus™ Data - with Any Mobile, AnytimeSM
Introducing Any Mobile, Anytime, forget about restrictive calling circles. Our Everything Data plans give you unlimited data, messages and calls to any mobile, anytime while on the Sprint Network. That’s access to over 250 million U.S. mobile phones nationwide. This plan includes
* Any Mobile, Anytime: Unlimited domestic calls from the Sprint network to and from ANY U.S. mobile phone regardless of carrier. Any network, any time. * Data: Web surfing, email, GPS Navigation, Sprint Music Premier, Sprint TV Premier, BlackBerry Internet Services (BIS) * Direct Connect: Direct Connect and Group Connect (for capable phones) * Messages: Text, pictures and video * Talk: Night calling and weekends starting at 7 p.m., nationwide long distance and no roaming charges * More about what’s included in this plan
Interesting marketing. Sprint, unlike two 'majors' does not have significant land-line cash-cow to be concerned about losing. As the small-fry, its mobile-to-mobile does not offer as much as the two big ones. So go for the new growing data market and hope to give away enough raz(o)rs -- pun intended -- to stay in the game till it changes to your home field advantage or less disadvantage.
Of course, you'd still need to 'track minutes used' as sometimes you won't know whether you're calling a mobile or land line and most calls to a business will be to a land line.
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dariusium
New Member
posted: Jan. 25, 2010 @ 10:33p
Why in last two bills sprint added chicago 911 tax and cook co. 911 tax when I never called at 911 . In this way all my taxes are close to 40 % from the regular deal ( $ 99)
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