Sign up w/ Sprint 7¢ AnytimeSM-Get Deluxe Motorola Two-Way Radios valued at $100.00

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Our Deluxe Motorola TalkAbout, Two-Way Radios valued at $100.00 are currently being held awaiting details for shipment to you, absolutely FREE*.

Click here now and verify your address (we want to make sure your Deluxe Motorola TalkAbout, Two-Way Radios are delivered to you) and to make arrangements for you to receive your two-way radios at no charge.

Your Approval Status entitles you to receive your Deluxe Motorola TalkAbout, Two-Way Radios valued at $100.00 and save on your long distance bill by signing up with Sprint 7¢ AnytimeSM Online plan. Simply remain a customer for 90 days, complete the redemption certificate you will receive by mail, and we will send you your Deluxe Motorola TalkAbout, Two-Way Radios for free*. As an added bonus, your monthly fee of $5.95 can be reduced or waived completely. Click here to learn how.

Respond before December 31, 2001 or you may waive your eligibility to receive your Deluxe Motorola TalkAbout, Two-Way Radios! These arrangements may not be available after the above date.

[Maxie X]

I just hope there is no tricks, you know how these long distance co's are. I won't get the radios for 3 months. If I can remember, I will post the outcome.

[iluvcoupons]

I have a block. So I didn't sign up.

[lookingahead]

That is the retail price, but what price can you buy them for?? You have a monthly service fee and 7 cents a minute. I now pay no monthly fee and 5 cents a minute anytime. Does anyone know which model so we can see the price of them.

[iluvcoupons]

I typed "motorola talkabout" on the search engine on Amazon.com.

Motorola TalkAbout T5200 (AA) 2-Way Radio (Pair)
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List Price: $99.99
Our Price: $58.45
You Save: $41.54 (42%)



Plus you can get your monthly fee waived.

[kewlgirl29]

Lookingahead who do you use for long distance?? thanks

[lookingahead]

I use opex. I did a search for companies and used their plan that is 4.9 cents a minute state to state and 7.7 cents a minute in state. With this plan they bill in 6 second increments. I did it over the internet. Here is the web site I used. We have been happy so far with them.
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But I did a search on google and looked over a bunch and found the one cheapest for how we call.

[crazytimes]

Sam's Club has great phone cards. $3.9 cents per minutes! I got quite a few 500 minutes cards for $17 each and sent them to friends and family...beats the $60 we were giving AT&T each month for only 400 MINUTES!

-Matt

[stking]

Well, I just found out essential.com is going to start charging me a monthly fee so I did this deal. I hardly make any long distance calls so the monthly fee is more important to me than the per minute. With no fee and the free radios, this sounds good to me! If you've done this deal, let me know when you get the radios!

[kewlgirl29]

Ouch, I looked at Opex and its 12 cents here state to state and .49 cents in state! Big difference from the good rates you are getting lookingahead. But thanks for the link!

[Maxie X]

I just got them today and am happy with the way the deal worked out. They came UPS. They are model T5320 and both have purple face.
Have you received yours yet?

[z77and77]

Just a note for use of long distance companies.

If you look at your bill you are charged fees of about $10 or more each month to have a long distance company. This usually more than pays for the gift(s) they send.

I use a calling card you can get from 3.7 to 5 cents a minnute from a store in your area. This is better than any long distance
company. Even at&t phonecards are at the 5 cents a minnute and the Sprint too.

So, save more this way. You can cancel anytime after the gifts arrived regardless of what they say to you. Call your local phone company and them to do this.


z77and77

[BretsWife4Life]

I went for this "deal".....

Signed up for it in what November, December?

Serious hoops to jump just to get these radios. They send you a letter welcoming you to Sprint, thank god I read the letter!
You have to be a customer for at least three months. Then, you had to save your your first three months phone bills and mail a copy of them with a form to a different address. Ok, so here it is May, and I still have no radios.

I hate when they make some of these deals more a pain in the arse, than a deal.

Has anyone else gotten theirs?

[jshallow01]

I found that using onesuite.com for long distance was the best deal I could find. It's like using a calling card, but you only pay 2.9 cents a minute for in state and out state. And you can re-charge anytime online.

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But we also have long distance on our phone and we use Working Assets. When you sign up you get 7 cents a minute state-to-state and monthly fee of $4.95, but for the first 6 months you also get 60 minutes free a month and also for 12 months you get a coupon every month for Ben'n'Jerry's ice cream.

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If you are signing up for Working Assets, I would appreciate it if you would email me. You get money off your phone bill if you refer people - but I have to give you my name and phone # to do that.

[Ithaca89]

If you use calling cards for long distance, you have to check out onesuite.com Not only is it the cheapest like jshallow said, it is also the most convenient. I stopped using the calling cards because it was annoying to have to punch in all those numbers just to make a phone call. Onesuite has a "zipdial" feature that lets you skip the pin number if you're calling from home. So all I have to do now to make a call is hit a speed dial button for the 800 access number, wait for the confirmation message, then dial the number I'm calling. And at 2.9 cents/minute, you can't beat it.