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any1 from cingy gonna reply?
ok...once again i just want to see if anyone is gonna try to say that rollover is better than F&F...call me a troll if you want, i just want a reply from a cingular rep...i'm gonna put my original post in the cingy forum to see if i get a better response...:-)
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a dude in the cingy forum threw the "largest calling family in the country" in my face and i humbly conceded, saying that this argument should hold until the sprint-nextel merger gets finalized...
another fun week in the phonescoop forums...
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ok here is the thing, in some ways F&F is better than rollover... in some ways rollover is better, but here is the thing, if all of a sudden this company got rollover, let me guess who will be defending it, thre are only "IF" when it comes to comparing. If this happens this will be better , if this happens... if this happens....
hit reality.
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i'll take a shot at it.
let's just say that we have 2 customer's both with the exact same plan:minutes and price.
the plan will be 1000 minutes for 50.00.
customer 1 cingular uses 500 minutes a month for 3 months. banks 1500 minutes
customer 2 sprint also uses the same amount for 3 months. no bank. doesn't have rollover
month 4 both customers go over their plans by 1000 minutes because of a death in the family.
customer 1 cingular has 1500 banked minutes. no extra charge on bill.
customer 2 sprint has fair & flexible. has to pay extra $5.00 per 100 minutes(correct me if I'm wrong). customer 2 sprint now has to pay 50.00 more on bill.
looking at it this way which was the better deal.
please remember that these were ju...
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It just depends on the customer. I for one am a Cingular user and use almost all of my minutes each month. If I were on F&F, the price each month would be either the same or $5 less because I didn't get into that next 100 minutes. Sometimes though< i go a bit over, digging into the RO minutes. If I had Sprint, I'd have to pay $5 extra/month. Now, $5 really isn't that much to pay a month and when I've figured the numbers with regards to how much a person uses when they use a stable amount each month, $5 was usually the difference in price going either way.
Now for me, since I get a 23% discount with Sprint, that's going to get me to go over once my contract's up with Cingular. Yes, I'm going to put up with the poor customer service
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