patrick80639
join:2008-07-22
Tempe, AZ
| Corporate clients are not exempt from the 5GB cap
I've read here and there randomly that corporate-liable clients will not be under the new 5GB cap Sprint is implementing.
Well, I got a chance today to talk to my company's Sprint rep about this (which was admittedly a bit awkward, as I do not work in the IT dept) and he says there is no distinction between any clients when it comes to the new cap. Looks like we're all in the same boat.
Of course, this being Sprint, I'd have to hear this same answer confirmed at least 100 times to be certain it's correct. :P So, if any other corporate customers could chime in about this, please do! |
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res0kkw
join:2008-05-09
Corydon, IN | Im still unlimited my self.
Ive got nothing about it being limited.I still have unlimitd lol |
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lostsoul187
join:2003-05-05
Schertz, TX | reply to patrick80639
From what I was told by sprint, as long as your currently under contract, You are still unlimited, however if you make any changes you will fall into the 5gb cap
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CMoore2004
i r teh smarts
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join:2003-02-06
Jonesville, MI | From what we were told, there were no changes to the contract, there is nothing in there saying you can cancel because of the changes, and there is nothing in there that applies to absolutely anyone. |
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Fox McCloud
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not surprised by this....so, effectively, if you go back 1 day before the "cut-off" date...then fast forward 2 years, that's the last day for Sprint's unlimited EVDO, and by then (probably sooner, all things considered) there won't be ANY unlimited EVDO customers....except for the government, of course.
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patrick80639
join:2008-07-22
Tempe, AZ
| reply to CMoore2004
CMoore2004, looks like you are correct. I'm following an online Chat session with Sprint (there's a thread about this here on DSL reports). Here's confirmation of what you were saying:
Sprint NEXTEL_loyal asked: How far over the 5gb do you have to be to get contacted? Do business plans have no cap? How is the usage metered? Download? Or entire time connected to the tower?
Tony Jackson : Consistently exceeding the 5GB limit will trigger us to review and take appropriate action by contacting the customer and working to resolve the issue. Existing business contracts that are signed prior to 7/13/08 will remain under existing terms and conditions for each contract. We are not currently metering usage with a rate, but do understand usage and display that usage for customers on Sprint.com. Usage is determined based on the kilobytes used by the customer once connected
»www.buzzaboutwireless.com/cms/in···hatid=16 |
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