Sprint to sell off assets due to subscriber defections?

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PeterB @ May 13th 2008 1:09PM

SERO is done for, there is no way they can afford to give away the farm like they have been. Expect a change in the way they give it out. I doubt they will be kicking existing customers off the plan, but you can be sure its going to get really hard to get a SERO plan in the near future.

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youngcalihottie @ May 13th 2008 6:59PM

it has been for a few months now
they have cleaned up the employee email list
and employees get a notification when you use their email
if they click that they didnt allow it, you receive your phone with a retail price plan

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Holly @ Aug 3rd 2008 11:47PM

As for SERO, you are correct, there is no more. However, my contract expired on July 24th at midnight, I called the retention line directly on July 25th, mid afternoon and was given a plan very similar to the "Everything Plan" for $40.00/mo.(Sprint limited my text messaging to 1000 a month, which I don't text message anyway, so that was a moot point. They also limited my non mobile to mobile minutes to 1000 minutes a month up from 550 minutes from being on the contract. Before my contract ran out, I was getting cell phone service ONLY, 550 non mobile to mobile for $60.00/mo. Retention does work, especially if you have been with Sprint for a while and been an on time paying customer.

The one con: I can't find a phone with TV, radio, text, etc that I like. Hopefully the new HTC Diamond due out September 2, 2008 will fill the bill?

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