I haven't used #Sprint in years but always received great customer service back then. Unfortunately, more and more companies having been trying to save $$ but cutting back on customer service or outsourcing it to foreign countries. A major mistake!
The #Sprint promotion is a good one, but #Boost mobile has a great offer as well - $30 per month, no contracts, unlimited everything. What's strange is that Sprint owns Boost Mobile. I would think their promotions would cannibalize each other. In fact I switched from Sprint to Boost last year. My rate dropped from $90 per month to $30, though I did have to buy my own phone. $S
I received the #Sprint offer in the mail and was impressed. I usually toss these promotions to trash where they belong, but am considering a switch myself. But it would only be temporary since, as you mentioned, the offer is only for 1 year. To get free phones, do you still need to sign a 2-year contract? I haven't switched providers in ages. $S
The Star-Making Sizzle Of The Economy
I haven't used #Sprint in years but always received great customer service back then. Unfortunately, more and more companies having been trying to save $$ but cutting back on customer service or outsourcing it to foreign countries. A major mistake!
Even Bad News Won’t Derail This 6% Yield
How will the merger between #Tmobile and #Sprint affect #ATT? $T $TMUS $S
Sprint And Google Are Cashing In On The Holiday Season
The #Sprint promotion is a good one, but #Boost mobile has a great offer as well - $30 per month, no contracts, unlimited everything. What's strange is that Sprint owns Boost Mobile. I would think their promotions would cannibalize each other. In fact I switched from Sprint to Boost last year. My rate dropped from $90 per month to $30, though I did have to buy my own phone. $S
Sprint And Google Are Cashing In On The Holiday Season
I received the #Sprint offer in the mail and was impressed. I usually toss these promotions to trash where they belong, but am considering a switch myself. But it would only be temporary since, as you mentioned, the offer is only for 1 year. To get free phones, do you still need to sign a 2-year contract? I haven't switched providers in ages. $S