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Unlimited Sprint Picture Mail Question

Discussion in 'Sprint Forum' started by Gamer03, May 10, 2006.

  1. Gamer03

    Gamer03 Technology Aficionado
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    I was wondering how much it costs to send a picture to another cell phone?

    According to my Sero plan details (all plans) on https://sprint.p.delivery.net/m/p/sprint/EPC/epclanding.asp, it says that you receive unlimited Sprint PCS Picture Mail.

    When I registered my phone, it said that I will be charged $5/month plus tax every month. I e-mailed ecare and told that what plan I have and that I should get the picture mail for free since it said so online.

    My question is should I receive this feature for free since it says so online?

    Also since it says unlimited, does that mean that I can take, upload and send an unlimited number of pictures to any phone (whether it is Nextel, Verizon, Cingular, etc) or e-mail address?

    What about receiving pictures from phones or e-mail addresses? Would this still be unlimited?

    If so, does that mean that I can take say 1000 pictures in a single month and send them without getting charged any extra fees (per kb charges, etc) or data (since I have an unlimited data plan)? If so, that sounds like a good deal to me. ;)

    Thanks in advance.
     
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  2. Andy

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    I'm not too familiar with the Sprint plans, but yes, you should be getting it for free and be able to send/receive picture messages from any network/email for free.
     
    #2 Andy, May 10, 2006
  3. Gamer03

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    Ok. Thanks for your reply Andy.

    Hopefully larry can shed some light on the unlimited aspect (sending and receiving) of the Picture Mail.
     
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    larry Sprint loyalist and former mod
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    The picture mail server is actually different than Sprint and a lot of times it gives that message that prompts for a $5/month charge. I have the old unlimited Vision for $10/mo. plan and I get U/L SMS, picturemail and videomail all for free. However I do remember getting that prompt that I would be charged $5/mo a few years back. I just accepted it and was never charged the $5/mo. But of course your results might or might not be the same.
     
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    Yes, you should get to send/receive free of charge. And this includes to/from any cell phone/cell company and email addresses.
     
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    Cool.

    So I basically can send/receive an unlimited number of picture messages to any e-mail address or cell phone. Right?

    That is sweet. :D

    Thanks for the reply AnthroMatt.
     
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  7. Gamer03

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    I e-mailed ecare and they said the same thing. Even though the prompt appeared, I will not be charged for picture mail. :)
     
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