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I have sprints all you can eat plan.
- unlimited minutes
- unlimited long distance
- unlimited text
- unlimited data
- unlimited streaming tv + radio
- unlimited turn by turn GPS navigation
- unlimited, well, everything
$99.99 + I also have the insurance on my berry which is $7.00 a month.
By the way, sprint doesn't call it "all you can eat" it's actually the:
Simply Everything Plan
The best feature that gives me peace of mind is the unlimited minutes. I never have to worry about going over, how many minutes do I have left, or any jazz like that. Some buddys of mine and I discussed just how many minutes could a typical person use in a typical month. While there were differences in opinion, we all agreed on a theoretical maximum. If someone stayed on the phone for 10 hours a day, 30 day month, that would equate to 18,000 minutes. I'd like to achive at least 1/2 that in a month, so I can say I definately got my moneys worth
(I always carry a spare battery with me too!)
Have fun !11-08-08 06:22 AM - The logic against the plan is, if you are using features just to use them, you are wasting your money. Pretty much though, its a good deal, because it has unlimited text/data, which those two alone equal 50 bucks a month on any service. THEN, if you were to add in a voice plan, about 40-50. So yeah 100 isnt a bad deal.I have sprints all you can eat plan.
- unlimited minutes
- unlimited long distance
- unlimited text
- unlimited data
- unlimited streaming tv + radio
- unlimited turn by turn GPS navigation
- unlimited, well, everything
$99.99 + I also have the insurance on my berry which is $7.00 a month.
By the way, sprint doesn't call it "all you can eat" it's actually the:
Simply Everything Plan
The best feature that gives me peace of mind is the unlimited minutes. I never have to worry about going over, how many minutes do I have left, or any jazz like that. Some buddys of mine and I discussed just how many minutes could a typical person use in a typical month. While there were differences in opinion, we all agreed on a theoretical maximum. If someone stayed on the phone for 10 hours a day, 30 day month, that would equate to 18,000 minutes. I'd like to achive at least 1/2 that in a month, so I can say I definately got my moneys worth
(I always carry a spare battery with me too!)
Have fun !
My plan, with AT&T
Only the family plan, 3 lines total, unlimited texting, 550 shared minutes(we rarely talk and thats the least amount of minutes we can get, and we still have 1,000 plus rollover) unlimited n&W after 9.....pay around 117 a month after taxes.
However, My mother works for Detroit, so we are going to get 20% off the bill, which should take us down to 90 or so a month. I would like to have data added to the plan so I can do whatever I want on my blackberry, but my mother says its a waste of money...and it kinda is
I just wish AT&T had some sort of testing out deal I could do or something ya know?11-08-08 12:02 PM
