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Boost mobile you have to add $5 per month for an android phone, $10 for a BB. I assume the iPhone or a WP doesn't work on their system since they don't offer them. Your plan reduces by $5 p/mth at the 6mth, 12mth, and 18mth. mark for a total of $15, as long as your payments are on time. They don't have a wide selection of phones and I don't know if you can buy your phone from a 3rd party retailer or bring your own phone over. Sero users are no longer restricted to buying a phone from Sprint and can buy from BB. I'm not sure about other retailers. I'm in the same boat as RUsum, live alone, so SERO is still one of the best deals around for what you get for somebody that doesn't need more then two lines. |
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Does anyone on here happen to have an LG Marquee phone that they would be willing to sell?
Looking for deals on the following:
Home Improvement Needs Tri-ply clad pots and pans (induction capable) Electric Range (black or stainless) any free MCR or Disney reward points Slickdeals - where you can live like a King on the salary of a Jester |
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I have a simple question: what's the number to call in order to do TOL of a sero plan?
I called the retention dept. 1-877-775-4886, and I was told to call employee plan dept. I called the employee plan dept. 1-888-876-8381, and I was told it's not possible to transfer a Sero plan. I know I'll have to try many times in order to find someone that is willing to do the TOL, but which of the above number should I try, or is there any other #? Thanks Last edited by hhaixxxxaihh; 03-31-2012 at 07:45 PM.. |
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I REP FOR REAL DEALS.
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Just in case somebody here hasn't heard of Microsoft giving away free Windows Phones, check out the info on this thread:
http://slickdeals.net/f/4120241-S...?t=4120241 I got in on this deal and got myself a free HTC Arrive Windows Phone. Yes the phone is old compared to the newer windows phones but it's the only one offered by Sprint. It has all the updates of the newer models and it works great. Best thing, I didn't have to extend my contract or use a phone upgrade. I did have to upgrade to SEROP and I was told it would cost me $50 per month. When I checked my account online, it says $40, so we shall see who is correct. |
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^wish I had a microsoft store anywhere near me to take advantage of that. Instead I just picked up a nice used htc arrive for 80 bucks and man I love it. I've been waiting and waiting for sprint to get a new windows phone but it just hasn't happened. I'm settling on the arrive for now. In the first hour I changed the bootloader (HSPL) to allow for custom roms. Then I flashed an awesome custom rom (DFT v1 for gold_c) which completely unlocked it. I've been sideloading a ton of cool apps and tweaks. The rom has the latest mango update and it is screaming fast. No lag at all. Even playing need for speed is as smooth as can be. It's a great little device that does everything I need and tethering works great. For an older phone with only a 1ghz single core processor, this thing screams. It does not need a dual core by any means. IE9 browser is super fast and renders pages very well. Sprint upgraded me to the $40 sero premium no problem when I called the employee line. Activation only took a few minutes.
Looks like a few wp7 developers/hackers are working on a tango rom for the arrive and one should be a ready in a few days. |
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Wish I had your knowledge on how to unlock the phone and install ROM's. I've never done anything like that. What exactly are the advantages? |
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Yeah, I'm loving the phone so far...did some more modding to it today and installed a few more apps. Sprint only charges $40, not $50.
Unlocking the phone and installing custom roms is actually pretty simple. It doesn't take long to learn a bit by reading over at xda-developers. Essentially, you need to run a utility that will downgrade the bootloader, then run two more utilites to RSPL/HSPL the device. Once that is done you are free to load any custom rom. There are only a few so far for the arrive but they are good and more are coming out soon. Usually the custom roms come fully unlocked so you can do anything you want on them and sideload anything. The advantages are that you always get the latest and greatest updates to the operating system instead of waiting around for sprint to issue updates. Also, being able to sideload anything you want is nice. Wifi tethering is probably my biggest advantage. It works great. |
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I have no idea what RSPL/HSPL stands for. Do you still have the tiles when you install a custom ROM? Do you have a link for the ROM? TIA
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