Sprint Offers New Frequent Call Options
By the Betanews Staff | Published March 8, 2006, 11:30 AM
Sprint introduced new options for its wireless subscribers Wednesday, including two plans that would allow the user to make unlimited calls to a pre-designated phone number for an additional fee. These calls would not be taken out of the customer's monthly minute allowance. The consumer option costs $5 per month, and business customers with a rate plan of $49.99 or higher could add it for $8 per month.
Sprint has plans to extend the business option to nearly 30,000 known DIDs later this year. This would mean a customer could call anyone within their company that uses a PBX system without using their minutes. Sprint said it would also soon offer a special deal to consumers where the option would be bundled with home long distance service.
Alltel has been offering this option FREE for any customer with two or more lines of service and 5.00 a month for standalone rate plans.
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|Sprint has the right idea and is in the right direction. I call my home few times a day and eats up my minutes but now I can use those minutes for calls with friends :) Hey trust me 100 - 150 saved a month is not a bad thing.
I have TMOBILE and they killed me on 33 minute overage.
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