SOC code can be found on the web, should be able to be attached to existing SERO plans. No conversion to SERO voice only necessary (e.g. keep free unlimited texts and this should be much easier to add!)
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Message edited by: kesco on 2009-10-07 21:53:48 CDT
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as t60 pointed out (observed by READING the pdf): SERO in this case refers to "Separating Employee Retention Offer" and not the "Sprint Employee Referral" Plan that any of us have.
Message edited by: civ2k1 on 2009-10-08 22:27:12 CDT
I have just the flat $30 Sprint SERO plan with my Blackberry Curve. No Blackberry mail or messaging, but I can use the Blackberry browser with my unlimited internet, Gmail, GPS with Google Maps, etc. You just have to load the appropriate service books (Google for instructions). Why pay $10 extra if you can get what you need without it... Still, this is a better deal than the $30 BIS addition that many people bought.
Sprint is trying to set up a new trend. They are comparing their Top of the line plan with comparable plans from others and pushing it to everyone. Its like saying , "Hey our top of the line Lexus is so much cheaper than their top of the line Bentley"
What about people who like to drive Hondas ? I just hope other carriers dont follow this stupid trend which is not at all customer friendly and leaves no choice for people and their budget. Cell phones instead of being competitive and cheaper like every other country, here in US have gotten more expensive. An average cell phone bill which was about $30-$50 just 4-5 years ago has almost doubled to $65 to $75 for one line. Cell phones are necessity but they dont have be an expensive one. Its like spending $1500-$2000 over the contract term of 2 years PLUS the cost of a decent phone.
I've been a Sprint customer for about 10 years but they are starting to p*ss me off. I've been on the Fair and Flex plan for several years with 4 lines. My son and I upgraded to Blackberries and on my current bill they dropped the service credit I had been receiving on all four lines ~$20/mo total. I emailed ecare and they said sorry you can't get both the service credit and your company discount (23%). What bs...why should I lose the service credit when I added more services. I'm certain they are trying to force me into one of their "everything" plans.
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