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**rootbeersoup** · 12-23-2008, 12:32 AM

Originally Posted by niubeav

As long as the PIN and ESN number are clear (the previous user doesn't have any balance on their account, the account is cancelled, etc) then you should be able to upgrade it online. Bear in mind that you will need to make sure you have a data package with blackberry on your line.

Ok that doesn't sound too complicated lol

Ok one more question

Say I get the Everything Data, and I decide I don't ever use the data pack, can I downgrade to everything Messaging? Or is this a problem since every blackberry needs a data pack?

**mab4285** · 12-23-2008, 12:37 AM

Originally Posted by rootbeersoup

Ok that doesn't sound too complicated lol

Ok one more question

Say I get the Everything Data, and I decide I don't ever use the data pack, can I downgrade to everything Messaging? Or is this a problem since every blackberry needs a data pack?

Every blackberry must have a data pack. With sprint and verizon, there are no ifs ands or buts about it.

**latina berry** · 01-02-2009, 11:30 AM

Welcome to cb.

**GingerSnapsBack** · 01-05-2009, 08:47 AM

Originally Posted by cellison1460

I've been with Sprint for 12 years and I am satisfied. The customer service isn't as bad as what people make it out to be, in fact they have always been good when I called. The SEP plans are untouchable.

Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com

Word. I've been with Nextel for about 5 years now and out of all the wireless companies I've used, they are by far hands down the best. I've had SunCom, AT&T, Cingular, Alltel and Cricket. I went with Nextel due to their coverage areas. For some reason, my house is in a black hole and Nextel is the only wireless company to service. I haven't had a home phone in years and wasn't about to get one simply bc my phone wouldn't work.

The SEP is great. I don't have to worry about texting, calling or data usages. I can leave Gmail chat up and running all the time and not worry about it. I can yap all I want on the phone and not worry and I can text all I want and know that I'll pay roughly $121 and some change after taxes and handset insurance on my 8350i Curve.

I have also never had a problem with Nextel CSRs. They have always gone above and beyond whatever it takes to make me happy and keep me as a customer. I got a heckuva deal on my Curve when I bought it Wednesday. They cut me a killer deal on top of the rebate that they were offering. Plus if you activate the NavTel or whatever it is on your handset, you get another $25 and the SEP includes unlimited use of that also.

**asylvia** · 01-05-2009, 08:49 AM

welcome!!!

**GingerSnapsBack** · 01-05-2009, 08:49 AM

Originally Posted by rootbeersoup

Ok that doesn't sound too complicated lol

Ok one more question

Say I get the Everything Data, and I decide I don't ever use the data pack, can I downgrade to everything Messaging? Or is this a problem since every blackberry needs a data pack?

IMO, go for the SEP. Before I had my CB, I had the unlimited incoming call plan. When I got my CB, I kept that plan, added a data plan and a text plan. All in all it was about 90$ and I still had limited talk time. So for the extra 9$ a month, I swapped to the SEP. Best decision I made. If you're going to have a CB, go for the SEP. That way you won't worry about usage.