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    Fair and Flexible Family Plan

    For the Fair & Flexible Family plan how many additional minutes do you get for $5 when you go over your plan minutes? Curently looking on the Sprint site it says $5 for 100 minutes but last time I checked a few days ago it said $5 for 50 minutes and it looks like they've been changing it back and forth on the Sprint website this month. The reason I ask is that I've had 4 sprint lines for almost 2 months now and I am about to merge them all into a Family plan so I want to get the most out of it.

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    It depends on the market (ie, zip code), and date when you start the respective Fair and Flexible plan.



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    my zipcode is 11230 and I plan on making the changes on October 5th or so

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    Oh hey neighbor You are in the Sprint corporate markets then and then you would be getting the NEW FF plan which apparently gets only 50 mins overage for $5. I think it is like a tradeoff since they include Mobile - Mobile in the FF plans (corporate markets) now which is at least a $5 value.

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    I'll try calling Sprint next week to get some clarity, really hoping to get 100 min overage for $5

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    The corp markets still do have $5/100 overage on FAMILY PLANS. The indivdual plans recently changed to $5/50.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EliteABombAZ
    The corp markets still do have $5/100 overage on FAMILY PLANS. The indivdual plans recently changed to $5/50.
    Oh, excellent then! Hope it stays that way, for family.

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    Yes, if you have not looked lately, both the Flexible and Family plans have changed a bit. But the plans with $5/50 do have more minutes in the minimum mo. rate. You really need to calculate your average monthly usage before making a switch, IMO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by greendx
    For the Fair & Flexible Family plan how many additional minutes do you get for $5 when you go over your plan minutes? Curently looking on the Sprint site it says $5 for 100 minutes but last time I checked a few days ago it said $5 for 50 minutes and it looks like they've been changing it back and forth on the Sprint website this month. The reason I ask is that I've had 4 sprint lines for almost 2 months now and I am about to merge them all into a Family plan so I want to get the most out of it.
    I wonder if the reason why you maybe confuse is because you might look into the Fair & Flexible Individual plans? Those are the ones that charge $5 for 50 minutes if you go over.. A few of my friends asked me the same question, and it turn out that they glanced at the wrong area when looking at the plans..

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