1. scraggles's Avatar
    I finally broke down and got one. I've been waiting to finish my christmas shopping.

    I'm curious if I got a good deal or not.

    After tax with free 2nd day shipping from verizon I got it for 162$.

    How'd I do? The guy in the verizon store in the mall tried getting me for nearly 400$ for it, so Right there in the store, I called up verizon, talked to a rep, and about 5 minutes later I had one on its way for 240$ cheaper.
    12-11-07 08:49 AM
  2. pgregory's Avatar
    You did good
    12-11-07 09:35 AM
  3. BBrian's Avatar
    What plan did they require you to have to get that price?
    How long is the contract?
    How much is the plan they required?

    It all adds up.

    Welcome to the Crack
    12-11-07 09:37 AM
  4. scraggles's Avatar
    The plan I got is 450 minutes(everyone I know has verizon). As it is, at the end of each month, with my current 450 minute plan, I usually have 300-400 minutes left. One month I had 438 left.

    The plan also comes with unlimited text messages and e-mail. Total each month is going to be 62$. I'm not sure what added fees will put on there, but I'm guess-timating 75$ total. I get a discount from my work which really helps.
    12-11-07 09:49 AM
  5. james_gerraughty's Avatar
    The plan I got is 450 minutes(everyone I know has verizon). As it is, at the end of each month, with my current 450 minute plan, I usually have 300-400 minutes left. One month I had 438 left.

    The plan also comes with unlimited text messages and e-mail. Total each month is going to be 62$. I'm not sure what added fees will put on there, but I'm guess-timating 75$ total. I get a discount from my work which really helps.
    Good job. That's pretty decent.
    12-11-07 11:12 AM
  6. SK1's Avatar
    The plan I got is 450 minutes(everyone I know has verizon). As it is, at the end of each month, with my current 450 minute plan, I usually have 300-400 minutes left. One month I had 438 left.

    The plan also comes with unlimited text messages and e-mail. Total each month is going to be 62$. I'm not sure what added fees will put on there, but I'm guess-timating 75$ total. I get a discount from my work which really helps.
    The plan you described sounds like the $99. You receive 37% off your monthly bill? That is one heck of a discount!
    12-11-07 12:15 PM
  7. scraggles's Avatar
    The plan you described sounds like the $99. You receive 37% off your monthly bill? That is one heck of a discount!
    Do you have that plan?

    I'm curious of if there is anything else I get with that plan.



    Another question. Do I have to pay for BB Maps? I know it's not as advanced as actual GPS, but thats fine with me.
    12-11-07 12:43 PM
  8. SK1's Avatar
    Do you have that plan?

    I'm curious of if there is anything else I get with that plan.



    Another question. Do I have to pay for BB Maps? I know it's not as advanced as actual GPS, but thats fine with me.
    No I don't. I have a family share with the add on BB Email feature for $29.99

    You can actually go on the $59.99(450 min unlim text) + 29.99 (Email and Web) for $89.98 a month and still get your employer discount.

    Not sure about BB maps as I don't use it. I think it's free.
    12-11-07 01:19 PM
  9. Nikon777's Avatar
    I paid $300, after rebate it was $200. So you did well at $160.


    sprint > verizon

    $30 = unlimited text, email, internet, telenav, instant messenger
    Last edited by Zaakir Abdullah; 12-11-07 at 06:00 PM. Reason: typo beeotch!
    12-11-07 02:22 PM
  10. scraggles's Avatar
    I paid $300, after rebate it was $200. So you did well and $160.


    sprint > verizon

    $30 = unlimited text, email, internet, telenav, instant messenger

    I used Sprint a few years ago. I had absolutely no problems with it. I only switched to verizon because the fact that all of my friends, family, and coworkers use it so I can get the cheapest plan and never run out of minutes. With sprint, I was using 900 minutes a month.
    12-11-07 02:36 PM
  11. moizv13's Avatar
    hahahah Sprint > Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, etc..
    12-11-07 05:58 PM
  12. Skyys's Avatar
    I paid $300, after rebate it was $200. So you did well at $160.


    sprint > verizon

    $30 = unlimited text, email, internet, telenav, instant messenger
    My only grudge against sprint is that when I was with them I got reception everywhere except MY OWN HOUSE!
    Last edited by skyys; 12-13-07 at 09:37 PM.
    12-13-07 09:34 PM
  13. scraggles's Avatar
    I never had that problem with sprint. On a trip from NY to Iowa, I only lost reception for about 5 minutes in Illinois
    12-14-07 07:44 PM
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