Actually we have an old Fair and Flexible family plan with a 22% discount and free unlimited data on all three lines from the retention department. If we go over our 800 shared minutes then we are charged $5 and a 100 minutes are added. Once we get past 1100 minutes $5 is charged and we get 200 additional minutes. The plan for all three plans comes to $90 a month including all taxes and surcharges.
We were offered the same discount on the Everything Data Family Plan with 1500 shared minutes which would have come to approximately $170 a month with 2 EVOs and keeping our PPC-6700 on a third line for a back-up. The 22% discount just about cancels out the surcharges and taxes. So we were looking at an ext $80 a month. If we dumped the third line we were looking at an extra $60 a month. At some point in the future we will probably make the upgrade.
I have been very pleased with the call quality of our Touch Pro 2s. They have the best call quality of any phones that we have owned. We live in an outlying area and they get better reception than our other phones as well.
I don’t actually know how to get a SERO plan. It sounds like SERO would save some money over what we were offered. When you say that you are paying $50 a month, I assume that you are not including taxes and surcharges. So I am guessing that we would still be looking at $120 a month for two phones as compared to $90 for three currently, however that is approximately the price point that we would consider making a change at, to get the newer phones. How do you sign up for SERO?
However you can some time take over someones else
However I think the old Fair and Flexible was part of the SERO program at one time... I know Sprint really wants to kill off some these old plans with the heavy discounts ...check out http://www.howardforums.com/ and http://www.ppcgeeks.com/ look at theirs Sprint forms ... there a lot of people in the same boat and sometime their are ways to upgrade and keep what you have