Premium Data add-on
REALLY!?! 👿
For a 3G Blackberry? 😲
Not really the best deal in town, are we anymore.
For a 3G Blackberry? 😲
Not really the best deal in town, are we anymore.
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yes still best deal in town, same plan at verizon with same features, $119+tax per their site estimator....at&t $94+tax. One is capped, the other will be by summer. Sprint chose this charge instead of a cap, when netflix comes on everyone phone, uncapped is the only way to go.
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I just left Verizon and am paying their ETF for Sprint. I am tired of paying for more less service. I am so far VERY happy with Sprint.
**No-one is paying me to say this, nor do I have any other affiliation to Sprint but being a regular paying customer.
**No-one is paying me to say this, nor do I have any other affiliation to Sprint but being a regular paying customer.
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I was using a company discount and while still cheaper, the premium data charge negates my employee discount. Once more I don't know how much data one could consume on a Blackberry (maybe if you tether)I've never considered a Blackberry a data centric device.
I could see adding this fee to Android devices.
So I was a little bummed that Sprint is only $10 cheaper a month, not even that much if I use my employee discount with Verizon.
I could see adding this fee to Android devices.
So I was a little bummed that Sprint is only $10 cheaper a month, not even that much if I use my employee discount with Verizon.
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I'm on the strip checking out hot girls! It's hot here today, it's hot here today, so their dressed ve scantily. 😁
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Of all the wireless handsets worldwide, smartphones compose approximately 75% of them and of that percentage, an estimated 75% run one of the Android OS platforms, Froyo being the majority.
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