Could Sprint be a game-changer?
Feb 12, 2008, 5:47 pm
#16
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I have an unlimited plan on ATT, 99$ a month, I don't use them for my data though, but I NEVER use many minutes. Maybe like 500 or something. Unlimited texts too.
When I originally got it i used about 2K minutes a month. Someone said I could probably sell it though, which I might just do.
I think there is a VERY small niche market for unlimted cell calls, I don't think this is going to SAVE sprint, or create a tidal wave in the industry to move in this direction.
When I originally got it i used about 2K minutes a month. Someone said I could probably sell it though, which I might just do.
I think there is a VERY small niche market for unlimted cell calls, I don't think this is going to SAVE sprint, or create a tidal wave in the industry to move in this direction.
Feb 13, 2008, 12:43 pm
#17
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Location: Denver, CO USA
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1. Death of traditional wireline. Why would you have a wireline where you have to pay for things like long distance?
2. Hasten the transition from a "phone number for a location" to a "phone number for a person"
I remember when ATT first came out with one rate and people said "no one would ever want that" and now all the carriers have it!