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Sprint Tops Rivals With $99 Unlimited Everything Plan

Sprint Offers $99 Unlimited Everything Plan
Spint has just announced that it lost $29.5 billion loss for the last quarter. Most of the loss is due to the purchase of Nextel, but Sprint has also been hemorrhaging customers as well. Dropped calls and poor customer service have become real sticking points, even topping a Google search test for which cell phone provider is "the suckiest."

But Sprint isn't ready to lay down and die just yet. The beleagured provider is looking to upstage its competitors $99 unlimited calling plans. AT&T and Verizon offer unlimited voice for $99, and T-Mobile adds unlimited text messaging, but Sprint is offering unlimited everything at the now industry standard price point of just under a Benjamin. Unlimited calling, texting, data, e-mail, Sprint TV, GPS, and push to talk. Matching that offering on Verizon or AT&T would easily push your monthly bill to over $140.

We're glad to see a U.S. provider finally offer a reasonable flat fee plan for unlimited everything. If Sprint can successfully tackle some of its other issues, such as network reliability, it may be able to put significant pressure on other companies to match its offer.

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