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Trading a F&F Family 800 for a sero

Discussion in 'Sprint Forum' started by bobdylan21221, Jun 16, 2011.

  1. bobdylan21221

    bobdylan21221 New Member

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    I have a F&F Family 800 I'm trying to trade for a sero plan.

    The plan starts at 70.00 and the first additional line is free, then 10 dollars for each additional.

    5 dollars for data and 2.50 for texting extra per line.

    With the corp 25% discount I pay 52.5 plus extras for two lines.

    Only problem is you can't get any new smart phones with 4g :( same as the normal sero plan.
     
    #1 bobdylan21221, Jun 16, 2011
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    chinzcutie New Member

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    I have a SERO plan and I was told that if I want to use a smart phone such as the EVO, I can add $10.00 a month to the data then I can use it. Try asking them if this option is available to you. I cannot think of why not :)
     
    #2 chinzcutie, Jul 2, 2011
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    iredline5 New Member

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    It wont for that plan.
     
    #3 iredline5, Jul 4, 2011
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    TravellingNomad New Member

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    this is actually incorrect. if you have a SERO plan and want to use any of Sprint's smartphones/ppc's that are non-4G capable on it, you are required to move from the $30 SERO up to the $40 SERO Premium plan. but if you want any of their 4G phones on it, you'll have to upgrade to SERO Premium plus pay the $10 cool fee...which brings the total of your SERO to $50/month.
     
    #4 TravellingNomad, Jul 8, 2011
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