Sprint offers $90 unlimited voice, $100 including text messaging

In article <Xns9A576578A037noonehomecom@208.49.80.253>,
Larry <noone@home.com> wrote:

> > What is a "Sellphone"? Is that like when you go into a cellular phone
> > store and they sell you a phone?
> >
> > Jar-Jar
> >
> >
>
> That would be the wireless phone in your pocket that nickel and dimes you
> to death,

Just like the one you carry--eh, Larry?

While dumping the alt.cellular.attws,alt.cellular.sprintpcs bit bucket,
I heard DTC say:

> Jack Hamilton wrote:
>> Larry <noone@home.com> wrote:
>>
>>> The Bob <nospam@bob.com> wrote in news:Xns9A56C1DC5CC77bob@216.196.97.136:
>>>
>>>>> I'll bite. What can an Aircard plugged into a laptop do that a laptop
>>>>> plugged into a sellphone can't?
>>>> Operate within the TOS on the Sprint network.
>>>>
>>> What the hell kind of answer is that? Sprint doesn't allow tethering? You
>>> need a new carrier!
>>
>> Yes, they do. You just have to pay for it. They call it Phone As
>> Modem (PAM).
>
> $39.99 PAM Plan which is unlimited, but they don't have any Rev A
> phones, so a data card is better (with a $59.99 plan).

On the other hand, the PAM plan can be started and stopped at will,
while the data card commits you to 2-year contract. The value of the
trade-offs either way would depend on your own usage of course.

--
Dutch

Dutch wrote:
> On the other hand, the PAM plan can be started and stopped at will,
> while the data card commits you to 2-year contract. The value of the
> trade-offs either way would depend on your own usage of course.

Good point, I forgot about that. When I do add that kind of
"feature" (depending on what carrier calls such an add-on), I
state or ask very clearly that I can use it month to month.
With all the stories floating around with people getting
their contract extended for the smallest things...

While dumping the alt.cellular.attws,alt.cellular.sprintpcs bit bucket,
I heard DTC say:

> Dutch wrote:
>> On the other hand, the PAM plan can be started and stopped at will,
>> while the data card commits you to 2-year contract. The value of the
>> trade-offs either way would depend on your own usage of course.
>
> Good point, I forgot about that. When I do add that kind of
> "feature" (depending on what carrier calls such an add-on), I
> state or ask very clearly that I can use it month to month.
> With all the stories floating around with people getting
> their contract extended for the smallest things...

Yep, that's definitely something you want to make clear up front. I
think some of the data card plans allow for a suspension of service for
some period of time, but it gets added on the other end.

--
Dutch

On Tue, 04 Mar 2008 05:23:35 +0000, Larry <noone@home.com> wrote:

>"Jar-Jar Binks" <jarjar@nospam.com> wrote in
>news:yG4zj.59412$ov5.36909@newsfe15.phx:
>
>> What is a "Sellphone"? Is that like when you go into a cellular phone
>> store and they sell you a phone?
>>
>> Jar-Jar
>>
>>
>
>That would be the wireless phone in your pocket that nickel and dimes you
>to death, charging you by the month for the simplest of applications like
>copying your pictures to your PC or transferring the tiniest messages on
>the planet for $900,000 per gigabyte.
>
>Everything a SELLphone does is to SELL you something more.....TV, music,
>messages, internet, ad nauseum.....
>
>It's like a goddamned box office in your pocket!

Only if YOU decide to make it so. My cell phone has absolutely NO
third party software on it. I use it to ---gasp--- make phone calls.
That's it.

Just because You, Larry, don't like the terms and agreements of the
third party apps, doesn't mean everybody agrees with you.

Now go crawl back under your rock.

On Feb 28, 5:41*pm, SMS <scharf.ste...@geemail.com> wrote:
> "http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5jozneUnB0QkRuil3m5wj0ujr0_ZQD8V3DFE01"
>
> "Sprint Nextel said it would begin offering unlimited voice and data
> service usage for $99.99 per month."

We are offering 40 USD flat fee all you can call and SMS
www.xgtechnology.com

SHECLabs <mdandml@hotmail.com> wrote in news:868fc44a-b4dc-45c1-b961-
6d6a6941016f@s19g2000prg.googlegroups.com:

> We are offering 40 USD flat fee all you can call and SMS
> www.xgtechnology.com
>
>

Where does it say that? There's not a single mention of PRICE anywhere on
those webpages.....

It is a SCAM and a SPAMMER. I removed the URL of the spammer as to not
proliferate the spam.

"Larry" <noone@home.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9A589D66E4CB5noonehomecom@208.49.80.253...
> SHECLabs <mdandml@hotmail.com> wrote in news:868fc44a-b4dc-45c1-b961-
> 6d6a6941016f@s19g2000prg.googlegroups.com:
>
>> We are offering 40 USD flat fee all you can call and SMS

>>
>>
>
> Where does it say that? There's not a single mention of PRICE anywhere on
> those webpages.....
>

I thought you had service with with Alltel but you get billed from Verizon,
Do you even know what you have?
Al


"Larry" <noone@home.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9A557FEECC0B8noonehomecom@208.49.80.253...
> Bill T <wctom1@pacbell.net> wrote in news:47ca1727$0$19527
> $9a6e19ea@news.newshosting.com:
>
>> Scott in SoCal wrote:
>>>
>>> Hmm... I wonder how something like a Sierra Wireless AirCard looks to
>>> the system? If it looks like a phone, perhaps they left a loophole
>>> like Cingular did a few years back with their $19.95/month Media Works
>>> plan...
>>
>> Sprint charges $60 for unlimited WWAN access (e.g. with an Aircard), so
>> there is no reason to pay $100 for it. Since the unlimited plan is
>> locked to one cellphone number, it's not possible to game the system by
>> using the Card and a phone on the same plan.
>>
>> Bill
>>
>>
>
> Wow...That's kinda high! I'm paying Verizon $25/mo for EVDO to my Nokia
> N800 from the ROKR Z6m as a BT modem. $60 is over DOUBLE!
>
> The trouble with Aircards is you have to buy another phone number you
> can't
> use for anything plus pay for broadband. It's a scam.
>
> Plug your sellphone into your laptop or bluetooth it....much cheaper!
> Just
> buy unlimited data service, which I think Sprint also sells for around
> $25/mo more than the sellphone bill.
>
> You can also use it for the crappy stuff on the phone, if you like.
>
>
>