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HenryGale wrote:I have been using Ubertwitter for about a month on my Tour and it is a fabulous app. But still not as good as QuickLaunch. By far....the most used app on my BB.did you pay for QuickLaunch?
ALUmnus wrote:Question for anyone who has or has had a Curve (8330). How is the web browsing on a Curve? I've used the Storm and the Palm, but never seen the Curve in action. I will probably be purchasing a couple later this afternoon, but this was my only concern before I pull the switch.It works. It's not fabulous unless you get the mobile Opera browser, but it works for what I want to use it for. The speed is decent, and most sites work pretty well with it.
flamerbob wrote:I did pay for it...I forget how much though...it was not too bad. I got it mainly for 1 touch SMS, but after playing with it, there are so many useful things for it that it makes it definitely worth the price.HenryGale wrote:I have been using Ubertwitter for about a month on my Tour and it is a fabulous app. But still not as good as QuickLaunch. By far....the most used app on my BB.did you pay for QuickLaunch?
Sprint Yanks Palm Pre IncentiveClick here for Full Story
Nancy Gohring, IDG News Service
Sep 8, 2009 5:50 pm
Sprint has pulled a US$100 service credit for new Palm Pre buyers just hours after it made the offer.
Earlier on Tuesday Sprint began offering $100 worth of service to people who switch to the operator and buy a Pre. In some areas, the deal might still appear on Sprint's Web site. But hours after posting the deal online, Sprint said it had removed it.
"After further internal review today, the offer of a port-in service credit of $100 to new customers who buy the Palm Pre has been pulled, because it was put into the system in error," James Fisher, a Sprint spokesman, said in a statement.
Sly Fox wrote:Well Spring did ... and then they changed their minds ....Losers. They ANNOUNCED they would be doing that, how is it an error??
Sprint Yanks Palm Pre Incentive
Nancy Gohring, IDG News Service
Sep 8, 2009 5:50 pm
Sprint has pulled a US$100 service credit for new Palm Pre buyers just hours after it made the offer.
Earlier on Tuesday Sprint began offering $100 worth of service to people who switch to the operator and buy a Pre. In some areas, the deal might still appear on Sprint's Web site. But hours after posting the deal online, Sprint said it had removed it.
"After further internal review today, the offer of a port-in service credit of $100 to new customers who buy the Palm Pre has been pulled, because it was put into the system in error," James Fisher, a Sprint spokesman, said in a statement.
Click here for Full Story
Sly Fox wrote:In my experience with the Falwell family over the past 30+ years, they have never been shy about stating what they believe and standing by it. If anything it should be on their family crest.
Hold My Own wrote:Once ATT gets better service...Better service? In Lynchburg?
ALUmnus wrote:So the Pre has dropped $50, so if you got one in the last 30 days you can get that rebate (score for me!). Also, Sprint is now adding this feature to anyone with an Everthing Data plan, it's called Any Mobile Anytime. You basically get free unlimited minutes when calling any other cell phone, regardless of the carrier or time of day. http://www.precentral.net/sprint-unveil ... e-any-timeThat settles it for me right there, Sprint it is. That Any Mobile, Anytime feature blows the competition out of the water. I was looking at getting the 450 everything data plan because it was the only plan out there with unlimited data for $70. T-Mobile had one for around $65, but T-Mobile's service in Lynchburg is not that good. Now with this feature, nothing even comes close to it. Since virtually everyone I call uses their cell phone and doesn't even have a landline, that amounts to $70 for virtually unlimited minutes and data, you just cant get better than that anywhere else as far as I know.
Not too shabby. Not that I would have ever run out of minutes in my plan, but it's a pretty sweet deal.
Also, Anyone who has a individual plan over $69.99 or a family plan over $99.99, you'll get premier status and you qualify for a phone upgrade every year. I hope Sprint finally get back on its feet. The more competition the better.Someone on engadget posted that in the comment section. Does anyone know if that is true? That sweetens the deal even more...
flamesbball84 wrote:I called yesterday and because of the plan we have plus how long we have been with them, we get unlimited cell to any cell calling now. So my minutes are only going to be used for calling land lines. All I have to say is Sprint is hands down becoming the best carrier.ALUmnus wrote:So the Pre has dropped $50, so if you got one in the last 30 days you can get that rebate (score for me!). Also, Sprint is now adding this feature to anyone with an Everthing Data plan, it's called Any Mobile Anytime. You basically get free unlimited minutes when calling any other cell phone, regardless of the carrier or time of day. http://www.precentral.net/sprint-unveil ... e-any-timeThat settles it for me right there, Sprint it is. That Any Mobile, Anytime feature blows the competition out of the water. I was looking at getting the 450 everything data plan because it was the only plan out there with unlimited data for $70. T-Mobile had one for around $65, but T-Mobile's service in Lynchburg is not that good. Now with this feature, nothing even comes close to it. Since virtually everyone I call uses their cell phone and doesn't even have a landline, that amounts to $70 for virtually unlimited minutes and data, you just cant get better than that anywhere else as far as I know.
Not too shabby. Not that I would have ever run out of minutes in my plan, but it's a pretty sweet deal.
flamerbob wrote:I called yesterday and because of the plan we have plus how long we have been with them, we get unlimited cell to any cell calling now. So my minutes are only going to be used for calling land lines. All I have to say is Sprint is hands down becoming the best carrier.Best deal outside of Cricket, I will grant you.
flamerbob wrote:Don't forget minutes still get used for roaming, and I believe when someone calls you.flamesbball84 wrote:I called yesterday and because of the plan we have plus how long we have been with them, we get unlimited cell to any cell calling now. So my minutes are only going to be used for calling land lines. All I have to say is Sprint is hands down becoming the best carrier.ALUmnus wrote:So the Pre has dropped $50, so if you got one in the last 30 days you can get that rebate (score for me!). Also, Sprint is now adding this feature to anyone with an Everthing Data plan, it's called Any Mobile Anytime. You basically get free unlimited minutes when calling any other cell phone, regardless of the carrier or time of day. http://www.precentral.net/sprint-unveil ... e-any-timeThat settles it for me right there, Sprint it is. That Any Mobile, Anytime feature blows the competition out of the water. I was looking at getting the 450 everything data plan because it was the only plan out there with unlimited data for $70. T-Mobile had one for around $65, but T-Mobile's service in Lynchburg is not that good. Now with this feature, nothing even comes close to it. Since virtually everyone I call uses their cell phone and doesn't even have a landline, that amounts to $70 for virtually unlimited minutes and data, you just cant get better than that anywhere else as far as I know.
Not too shabby. Not that I would have ever run out of minutes in my plan, but it's a pretty sweet deal.
flamesbball84 wrote:I've already got premier statusAlso, Anyone who has a individual plan over $69.99 or a family plan over $99.99, you'll get premier status and you qualify for a phone upgrade every year. I hope Sprint finally get back on its feet. The more competition the better.Someone on engadget posted that in the comment section. Does anyone know if that is true? That sweetens the deal even more...
If that's true, it's very well worth it.ALUmnus wrote:Don't forget minutes still get used for roaming, and I believe when someone calls you.I don't talk on the phone much, so that's not a big deal to me at least. 450 minutes would be more than well enough for a month, although it's nice to have the unlimited calling to cells feature in place in case I have to do a crap load of calling sometime. However, I did read somewhere that sprint users get to use the verizon network without that counting as roaming, don't know if that's true or not.
I'm still trying to convince Best Buy to give me the $50 rebate on my Pre, they haven't lowered their price yet.
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