Sprint’s new Everything Plus Plan – 500 minutes, unlimited everything, open to all
By Will Park on Saturday, July 26th, 2008 at 9:57 PM PST In Announcements, Sprint
Despite its financial woes and struggles in trying to launch their potentially business-saving WiMAX XOHM data service, Sprint (NYSE: S) has done a great job of turning the US wireless market on its head. With their Sprint Simply Everything plans, the lagging CDMA carrier offers customers varying allotments of wireless minutes paired with unlimited helpings of text, web, TV, music, navigation, Direct Connect, etc. (that’s the everything part), Sprint has forced major wireless operators in the US to rethink their pricing structure.
And, to help bring in more customers, Sprint’s new employee referral plan allows the CDMA-masses to get in on the Sprint Everything Plus plan for just $59.99. Customers willing to represent themselves as referrals of Sprint’s VP of strategy Russ McGuire, will net themselves 500 anytime minutes with unlimited access to text messaging, web browsing, Sprint TV, music, and navigation. Of course, you’ll need to enter Russ’s employee information. Find the referral info at Mr. McGuire’s website or just keep reading.
Email:
russ.s.mcguire@sprint.com
3-digit referral code:
383
Head over to Sprint’s Everything Plus portal and enter the above information as needed.
[Via: McGuiresLaw]
I prefer the Sero plan since i’m a student, and has everything i need on the go. If we have the sero plan and our agreement is up, sprint won’t change our agreement right? if so that would suck.
the new plan isn’t bad but it is a bit pricey, since not all of us will be using all those features. but then again if you do i think its worth it, something you really need you wouldn’t care if its 30 bucks extra since you’ll be using it everyday. i can’t imagine living without a cellphone or a car, it would be pretty inconvenient not saying it can’t be done.
its like instead of buying coffee everyday, you could of used that to pay for your phone, so don’t complain. i think its a privilege