sprint cell phone deals

A:Well depending on how long you have been with Sprint they will offer you a sort of credit toward a new phone. For example if you have been with them for a year, they will give you like $75 off of a phone when you go in the store. You should call and ask. If not try Ebay or one of those online phone stores. Good luck!

A:Once you have the same handset 18 months, you can get a $150 (for a 2-year renewal) or $75 (for a 1 year renewal) off your line. $150 off is basically the same as a new customer discount... To see if you're eligible for an update (or when you'll be eligible for the 2-year), use this site: https://manage.sprintpcs.com/specialoffers/RebateWelcome.do?id12=UHP_AlreadyCustomer_Link_CheckUpgradeEligiblity You won't have to sign in or anything..just use your phone # and zip. Another thing...since you've been a customer that long, you might be able to put some pressure on them either in store or by phone by suggesting that you're interested in switching service because you've been a customer for a long time and are unhappy with the upgrade plans (probably better doing this over the phone unless the Sprint store people know you well..just because they have faster access to hirer-ups). I had added on an line for our teenage niece that I called to shut down a few months later. Instead of shutting it down, they gave me an account credit for the cost of the line ($9.99--3rd line on a family plan) because I'd been a loyal customer so all we pay is usage tax on the phone IF we use it. Never hurts to try..and with the headaches they've had since they bought Nextel (and so many people complaining about service (which I just don't get))...they might be willing to cut you a deal. Good luck!

A:sprint is great in LV live here and works great. as a military person you would be eligible for a service discount. fill out the forms.

A:eBay; can find may phones below retail

A:You have to start by carefully reading your terms of service. To the best of my knowledge they have to let you out of your contract under the circumstances you describe. Try being a little more forceful with them, you have to be affirmative and persistent - but do not use curse words or it could damage any Better Business Bureau complaints. Which is the next thing you can do is file a complaint. Try different techniques to make a roaming call at your house. Dial numbers using the area code and no area code for example if dialing 555-1111 give you a request for a credit card try 203-555-1111 and 1-203-555-1111 one of these may break that request and get through. NOW here's the fun part if you can figure out how to connect to calls in roaming mode put your phone setting to roam only. Then make calls as many as long as you can. Sprint will drop you from their contract fast. As a last resort you can trade your contract off at http://www.cellswapper.com/ or http://celltradeusa.com/ Search the web for the term "get out of sprint contract" and some other resources will show up. good luck