Sprint Chart Shows 2 Line Plan is Cheaper with More Features

Sprint says it is giving customers an easier way to budget for their
monthly wireless expenses with the launch on June 15 of new simplified
pricing plans. Building on the popularity of Sprint's
$99 Simply Everything plan, new share plans
for families will include unlimited messaging and data for one low
price, so there's no calculator needed to
figure out wireless costs for the whole family's
favorite services.

For individuals, new voice-only Talk plans will be available for

• $39.99
  for 450 minutes or
• $59.99 for 900 minutes.

Talk/Message/Direct Connect
plans

• $49.99 for 450 minutes,
• $69.99 for 900
  minutes or
• $89.99 for unlimited minutes;

 Everything Plans

• $69.99 for 450 minutes
• $89.99 for 900 minutes
  or
• $99.99 for Simply Everything with unlimited minutes.

The only way you can tell what plan is best for you is to compare apples to apples.  Sprint provided a chart which shows their share plan for 3000 minutes is by far cheaper with more features than AT&T and Verizon.  Unfortunately the FCC hasn't lowered Early Termination Fees yet, making changing carriers expensive.

Other features to note is that Sprint's umlimited night time minutes start at 7:00 pm while the others start at 9:00  pm. Sprint's 3000 minute plan for two lines include unlimited GPS, 50 free songs, free Sprint TV, NFL and  NASCAR  Cup.

For families, options will include a voice-only

• Talk Share plan for
  $69.99 for 700 minutes shared between two lines
• Talk/Message Share
  plans for $99.99 for 1500 minutes
• $149.99 for 3000 minutes

New
Talk/Message/Data Share plans

• $129.99 for 1500 minutes or
• $169.99
  for 3000 minutes.

Additional lines are $9.99 per line for Talk Share and
Talk/Message Share plans and $19.99 for Talk/Message/Data Share plans.

The Chart provided by Sprint