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#Sprint 4 lines for 60 upgrade#
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We encourage any verified employee to message the mods there to request access. There is a dedicated subreddit for Sprint employees to discuss things not customer-facing at /r/sprintemployees. Just keep the actual info to a private message please. If you're a VERIFIED Sprint employee and you want to offer YOUR OWN information then you are allowed to do so. Do not send PM's to Verified Employees asking for SWAC. They will be removed and you will be subject to a ban.
They will be removed.ĭo not post SWAC requests, SWAC codes or SWAC-associated email addresses here. Please do not post teaser or clickbait-style titles for your text posts.ĭo not post Referral requests here. Minor adjustments for grammar, spelling, etc. If you are submitting an article link, you must use the article title or very close to it. If you identify or represent yourself as an employee in a post or comment, you must request flair via the Verified Flair Request Form. Posts that are purely negative and/or do not promote further conversation will be removed.Ĭonversations about violating Sprint's Terms and Conditions are not allowed (including tethering/hotspot without the requisite plan add-ons).Īll "Speed Test" posts go in the Monthly Sticky Thread.ĭo not impersonate a Sprint or other related employee. Do not post any profanity, personal attacks or derogatory/degrading comments. This Subreddit is an unofficial discussion forum. To get the promotion, existing customers will need to provide their phone numbers along with the person they are referring to the service.As of April 1, 2020, Sprint is a T-Mobile company. The promotion starts August 29 and will be available for a limited time. It will also provide this promotion to any existing T-Mobile customers referring new customers to the service. Today, the company launched a promotion that will give customers fleeing Sprint (as well as AT&T and Verizon) unlimited data at no additional charge for one year. T-Mobile has already responded to the the assault. This means consumers either have to buy their device outright or they can finance it using Sprint's Easy Pay program, which allows for monthly payments for the device over 24 months. The main tweak is that Sprint will no longer offer a subsidy or two-year contract for anyone purchasing a new unlimited plan. But when Sprint introduced the Family Share Pack earlier this week, there was speculation and some fear among customers that the unlimited plan was going away.īut it looks like Sprint is not abandoning unlimited, although the company has tweaked the plan in such a way, that some consumers may not find it as attractive. In fact, the company's previous CEO, Dan Hesse, said it was the company's biggest competitive advantage over its rivals. Sprint has long been a champion of the unlimited data plan. 1 has been to reposition Sprint's pricing so that it not only adds more value for customers but also is easily compared to plans offered by rivals, such as AT&T, Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile. A new CEO came on board less than two weeks ago and has already started to shake things up. In the last quarter, it lost 220,000 customers. Sprint - which has fallen to last place nationally, according to recent RootMetrics network testing - has been struggling to keep customers. The new unlimited pricing plan along with a new Family Share Pack introduced on Monday are meant to kick-start Sprint's competitiveness in the market and help right a ship that has been going off course for several quarters. Today, AT&T and Verizon only offer new customers their shared plans, which include unlimited talk and text messaging and different tiers of data per month that can be shared among family members or devices. AT&T and Verizon abandoned unlimited data plans more than two years ago. Sprint is marketing the new plan as the cheapest around, beating T-Mobile, its only national competitor offering unlimited data by $20 a month. The new service offers unlimited voice, text messaging, and data for $60 a month. On Thursday, Sprint unveiled a $60 Unlimited Plan for individual customers.
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