In what could be an effort to remain competitive to AT&T’s iPhone, pricing on Blackberry devices appear to be in a virtual free fall. Over the holiday I noted that you can make $75 on a Blackberry Curve on AT&T or T-Mobile. This morning I see that Sprint has recently reduced the price on their Blackberry Curve 8330 for a net (after $100 rebate and contract) of $99. At this time Amazon does not show the Sprint Blackberry Curve as in stock. If you’re looking at this deal, please do yourself a favor and read my post on Sprint Everything Plus which will save you at least $10/month so long as you know a Sprint employee email and partial employee ID (which my post provides based on publicly available information).

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The Sanyo Katana Eclipse is now up and available via the Sprint store. The latest Katana model sports nice flashing lights that let you know who is calling, MicroSD card, 1.3 megapixel camera. Pair this up on a Sprint SERO plan (they’re still around - but Sprint calls them an Everything Plus plan- and about $10/month cheaper than a regular Sprint plan). If you’re having trouble scoring a Sprint employee email and ID number - check our story here which tells you how to get one with little effort. Full specifications and more pictures on the next page.

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On July 11th Sprint re-designed their old Sprint SERO site to become Sprint Everything Plus. Part of the re-design included changing the plans so that they were about $30/mo more expensive than what used to be available. People loved Sprint SERO for the low price and all the included perks (text, picturemail, mobile to mobile, EVDO data). This new plan took away a lot of the benefit of signing up under the old SERO. However you still can save about $10 per month by going in through this new Sprint Everything Plus site. The problem is that Sprint now requires both an employee email and the last three digits of their employee ID #. You have two options - either find a Sprint Employee willing to give up their information or browse the web until you find their blog where the information is freely posted (which is what I did).

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