Archived from groups: alt.cellular.sprintpcs (More info?)

In article <kd2ag1hdhj0tnrbo5gqg3e5nodmu7ts4ne@4ax.com>, me@privacy.net
says...
> Buddy of mine has cell plan with Sprint. He just
> upgraded his phone and would like to sell me his old
> one for $20.
>
> Its a nice little phone. Pretty new and comes with all
> accessories.
>
> Will Sprint let me start and account with them WITHOUT
> a contract if I buy this phone? Have a month to month
> contract only?
>
> John
>

The last time I looked, yes. There's a $10 monthly "premium" to do
that. And, on their web site, their plans page includes the following
small type at the bottom:

"A two-year Sprint PCS Advantage Agreement is required for Sprint PCS
Fair & FlexibleSMPlans and Nights starting at 7 p.m. A one-year Sprint
PCS Advantage Agreement is required for all other plans. Month-to-month
payment options may be available depending on your plan."

The additional Night&Weekend hours are not possible without a
commitment. However, a "9PM" plan should be available.

Of course, all of this flies out the window if you're in an affiliate
market. Then it could well be something completely different.


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Archived from groups: alt.cellular.sprintpcs (More info?)

me@privacy.net wrote:

> But it "sounds" like I don't save anything at all
> trying to beta the system.

We did the $10/month surcharge for a couple months in 2001, while we were
making sure Sprint had the coverage we needed. It's good for situations like
that where you don't want to get hit with a $150 ETF if you cancel.


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