Sprint SERO Premium Upgrade Coming Soon

Posted by Madison on September 9, 2010

For those of you who jumped on the Sprint SERO plan back in 2008 and the subsequent $70 Sprint Credit, there’s good news!

As all the new phones roll out, most of them are not allowed to be activated on SERO. Of course, it’s not worth complaining about since the $30 plan is one of the rock bottom plans out there.

However, if you’re on SERO and you have your eye on one of the new phones (like my husband who wants Android), Sprint is introducing a cheap premium upgrade option for the Samsung Instinct, Samsung Moment, HTC Hero, Palm Pre, Palm Pixi, HTC EVO and Samsung Epic (all of which were previously banned for SERO users).

On October 1, 2010, Sprint is rolling out SERO Premium for an extra $10 per month. Here’s part of the announcement on Sprint:

As of 10/1/10, there will be two SERO Premium plans available, SERO Premium 500 at $40/month and SERO Premium 1250 at $59.99/month. SERO Premium plans will match current SERO rate plans with two added features, Any Mobile Anytime and Unlimited GPS Navigation. SERO Premium rate plans will be compatible with all devices offered by Sprint. Only customers on a current SERO rate plan as of 10/1/10 will be able to swap to a SERO Premium rate plan. 4G handsets such as HTC EVO 4G and Samsung Epic 4G will also require the $10 Premium Data add-on.

Sometimes it pays to hold out, and I’m really glad we did on this one!

Update: After getting the new Sero premium plan, I started checking out the apps. Here are my favorites: 8 Best Personal Finance Apps for Android.

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Comments to Sprint SERO Premium Upgrade Coming Soon

  1. Thank you for including my article in your wrapup!

    Kevin@InvestItWisely


  2. Wow, that’s a steal. Love my iPhone, but I sure do miss the $30/month service. It was, of course, much easier to let go since we can’t get a Sprint signal at our current house.

    nickel


  3. I loved my sero plan, but upgraded to get my android (HTC Hero). Ended up getting a family plan (SERO didn’t have a family plan)from sprint great deal – $120/month both the wife and I have unlimited text, data, and 1500 mins which we odn’t come near.

    Evan



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