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Helio Drops Unlimited Pricing to $99

Feb 4, 2008, 1:42 PM by Eric M. Zeman

For a limited time, Helio subscribers can sign up for its unlimited everything plan for $99 per month. The unlimited plan normally costs $145.

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Franklin

Feb 13, 2008, 6:05 AM

$99 for the Ocean $99 a month for unlimited

I just picked up the Helio Ocean for under a $100 from Helio Dealer Promotions
http://www.heliopromo.com »

I think that's a hot deal especially since the monthly plan is now $99.

supesguy

Feb 4, 2008, 3:58 PM

i would totally sign up for helio if only

they would offer one year contracts. two-year mandatory contracts is not helping them win any customers.

PEZ

I agree. One year contracts should be something the Gov passes. WIth technology changing and plans going up and down, the consumer needs to know what they are getting into.

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remusrm

Feb 4, 2008, 3:48 PM

do i smell amp?

txguy07

Is that what happened to Amp'd?

ried

Oh lord. When are all the armchair analysts going to stop with the amp'd comparisons? Amp'd didn't have a parent company willing to throw down $5 Billion dollars to invest in Sprint, for starters. Helio isn't expected to turn a profit for a few years ...
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