Sprint now offers an UNLIMITED ANYTIME minute plan

[JayJay]

Thats right! In some markets sprint is now offering unlimited anytime minutes for 95.00 per line and 75.00 for each additional line. Its their new program called "Sprint Complete Sense" Basiclly you have to sign up for Sprint Local telephone service, sprint long distance, and sprint pcs. If you don't care to spend that much, then you get a 5% discount off your monthly bill. There are some restrictions, such as, it can't be a business account, and if your getting some sort of company discount, you have to give it up to get the plan. Don't bother calling customer care to have this set up. Its only availible at the sprint store and the plan is contingent on qualifying for sprint local and sprint long distance. Its also restricted based on your credit evaluation done by sprint pcs when your account was set up. You must have an account that approved for 2 or more lines to qualify for the plan. I figured some of you might like to know this! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

jj

[TProphet]

Does the $95/mo include the home phone service and long distance as well? Additionally, is this program only for use on the Sprint PCS network, or is it similar to the Free and Clear America plans that offer no roaming charges?

[Petnukie]

I didn't know Sprint had "local" telephone service. In my area, it's either Pacific Bell or Verizon.

I wish Sprint would offer unlimited anytime without any "strings" attached. If they did that, I wouldn't need my land line...of course that would eliminate local and long distance service for Sprint.

[JayJay]

the 95 is only for the sprint pcs side. you still have seprate charges for local service. you can check the sprint web site to see if your in an area that has sprint local sprint.com As far as the roaming...its not included. its only for calls made on the sprint network, however there is no roaming as long as you're on the network and long distance is included.
jj

[larry]

Originally posted by: Petnukie
I didn't know Sprint had "local" telephone service. In my area, it's either Pacific Bell or Verizon.

I wish Sprint would offer unlimited anytime without any "strings" attached. If they did that, I wouldn't need my land line...of course that would eliminate local and long distance service for Sprint.

Sprint does have local landline service in Las Vegas.

[JayJay]

here is a list of markets. that should be offering this plan/combo.
Rio Grande Valley
Tulsa District
Portland District
Oklahoma City District
Little Rock District
Salt Lake City District
Kansas City District
Louisville District
Milwaukee District
Wichita District
Des Moines District
Pittsburgh District
Omaha District
Austin District
Denver District
Wilmington District
Tucson District
Indianapolis District
Nashville District
New Orleans District
San Antonio District
Dallas District
New York City District
Toledo District
Minneapolis District
Birmingham District
Boston West District
Sacramento District
Buffalo District
St. Louis District
Phoenix District
Miami District
Tacoma District
Hartford District
Detroit District
Lexington District
Washington DC District
Corpus Christi
Gulf Coast District
Jacksonville District
Tallahassee District
Los Angeles District
San Diego District
Las Vegas District
Orlando District
Tampa Bay District
Columbus District
Dayton District
Memphis District
Chattanooga District
Charlotte District
Greensboro District
Raleigh District
Houston District
Chicago District
Youngstown District
Atlanta District
Honolulu District
Richmond District
Norfolk District

If you have DSL with your current local service company you will not be able to switch your service until the DSL feature is canceled. Distinctive Ring is another feature that would prevent a you from transferring your service.
NEW PCS customer need to go to their local Sprint retail location.
EXISTING PCS customer should need to call 1-800-PIN-DROP

[UW10]

What about the Cleveland market?

[TNDan21]

Sprint is my landline. I wonder if it's avaible in my market.

Tri-Cities, TN/VA area.

[Airb330]

Now I posted this earlier....but it didnt show up. Why would one really *need* unlimited LD from home when one has unlimited cellular? Just kind of a waste, unless you have two or more HUGE talkers who use LD all the time, so more than 1 person can talk. Otherwise...eh...and the commercial in Philly is ANNOYING! I am tired of hearing that idiot sing in the SPCS guy's face.

[JayJay]

I dont think its so much for people that use alot of long distance, but more of a benifit for those that use alot of airtime with the moble phone. I mean, lets say you get the local plan with unlimited ld for your home and is 60.00 dollars...then you get the unlimited minutes with your wireless phone for 95.00. Your basicly getting an unlimited wireless plan for 155.00 a month, and you don't have to worry about overage charges. Im sure many people easly spend that on wireless service. Also some people don't get good reception within their homes, so this would benifit them as well.

jj