I had a Sprint PCS account but did not use it much and just bought what I found in the nearest shop. Now I need phone more, so I bought a new phone and started researching SprintPCS plans and features. Well, it looks like a total rip-off to me - all features are extra fee or unavailable at all. I cannot even upload images from my PC. Another issue is that I need to use the phone in Europe often, and it would be great if I cound do so by just switching SIM-card. Therefore I need a GSM phone, I guess.
Ok, here is the question:
1. Can I return the pnone/cancel the service? I have the phone for about 3 days, but the service for over 6 months.
2. What are good alternatives to service provider/phone? My average usage is 300 minutes busenes time, 400 minutes nights/weekends, occasional emailing and it would be good to be able to send instant messages (MSN or AOL). I live mostly in Nashville, TN. Also, I'd prefer unlocked phone.
Thanks for help.
Pepelaz
I went to Cingular and got GSM Nationwide service,and have never regreted it.I know of people who don't like Cingular,but see more complaints against T-Mobile and the others.I get good service and help with any problem that can come up from time to time from Cingular.But I would make sure that I would buy from a Cingular retail outlet store,not a dealer who sells Cingular along with other cellular companies and won't back up what he sells.With Cingular acquiring AT&T,My coverage has really increased.
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Texan Posts: 229
Phone Model: Moto
Tue Mar 08, 2005 1:37 am
Good post Jerryhan,
I don't have Sprint but I hope "millions and millions" of people read it..... Nothing in life is free
get the samsung ip-790 (that should be the name), it's a world phone, works anywhere.
bonnie Posts: 3
Sat Sep 03, 2005 1:20 pm
Why do they want to put me a contract with a termination fee just to change my plan. They are not giving me new phone?
kiwifruit Posts: 22
Sat Sep 03, 2005 8:02 pm
Bonnie:
That is what you agreed to when you activated your services and agreed to your original contract. Look at your agreement, it does states that if you use certain promotional plans or offers, you will be required to change your contract.
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