Sprint - Simply Everything package - Page 2 - Motorola Q Forum

jhoff80 · 03-09-2008, 06:30 PM

I knew about the Everything plan personally, but I didn't realize that there are now Everything 450 and Everything 900 plans for $70 and $90 respectively. Unlimited GPS, Vision, texting, mobile to mobile, roaming, Sprint TV, and nights and weekends at 7.

I'm an existing Sprint customer who hasn't been able to get onto SERO (not for a lack of trying), and this 450 plan actually is looking pretty good to me right now. I have the Fair and Flexible 200 plan which I only recently started consistently going over by about 100 minutes. I only have 500 texts, unlimited data, mobile to mobile, and N&W at 7, and my plan has been increasing by $20 bucks for that 100 extra minutes, putting it at $65 anyway (plus the $7 for insurance).

Edit: Too bad it doesn't include Phone as Modem or I'd have switched already.

rainmakerrc · 03-10-2008, 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by jhoff80

I knew about the Everything plan personally, but I didn't realize that there are now Everything 450 and Everything 900 plans for $70 and $90 respectively. Unlimited GPS, Vision, texting, mobile to mobile, roaming, Sprint TV, and nights and weekends at 7.

I'm an existing Sprint customer who hasn't been able to get onto SERO (not for a lack of trying), and this 450 plan actually is looking pretty good to me right now. I have the Fair and Flexible 200 plan which I only recently started consistently going over by about 100 minutes. I only have 500 texts, unlimited data, mobile to mobile, and N&W at 7, and my plan has been increasing by $20 bucks for that 100 extra minutes, putting it at $65 anyway (plus the $7 for insurance).

Edit: Too bad it doesn't include Phone as Modem or I'd have switched already.

Why not just use pdanet for your tethering needs (one time charge of $35, no monthly charges like Sprints PAM plan)?

jhoff80 · 03-10-2008, 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by rainmakerrc

Why not just use pdanet for your tethering needs (one time charge of $35, no monthly charges like Sprints PAM plan)?

I actually don't have PAM on my plan right now. I am switching from a Treo to a 755p where I had USBmodem installed, and I'd love to use USBmodem on the q9c, but it doesn't support bluetooth. My Nokia n800 tablet can only connect via bluetooth. PDAnet doesn't work since it requires a desktop component and the n800 runs a form of Linux.

sp1974 · 03-10-2008, 03:45 PM

Ok I'm new to the whole smart phone thing. Just got my Q9C about a month ago. If I were to switch to the everything plan it would allow me to cancel my house phone which would be a break even thing for me. The problem being I have my internet threw my house phone(don't give me crap cause I am still on dial up I never am on the internet at home). Can my Q9C be used to connect my home desktop PC to the internet? If so what programs/software do I need and where do I get? If it can be used I'm canceling my house phone and switching to the everything plan.

rainmakerrc · 03-10-2008, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by sp1974

Ok I'm new to the whole smart phone thing. Just got my Q9C about a month ago. If I were to switch to the everything plan it would allow me to cancel my house phone which would be a break even thing for me. The problem being I have my internet threw my house phone(don't give me crap cause I am still on dial up I never am on the internet at home). Can my Q9C be used to connect my home desktop PC to the internet? If so what programs/software do I need and where do I get? If it can be used I'm canceling my house phone and switching to the everything plan.

Look into pdanet.