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Sprint Changes Its Tune, Revises Music Fees

Mar 26, 2007, 4:57 PM by (staff)

Sprint has changed the pricing for its music store and will charge only $0.99 for each song, same as the iTunes Music Store. According to Sprint, it offers 1.5 million songs in the Sprint Music Store for over-the-air downloads directly to mobile phones. Along with the changed fees, Sprint is also announcing two new data plans that focus specifically on music. For $15 per month, subscribers will have access to 10 commercial-free radio channels, weekly music-related video programming, and the $0.99-per-song plan. For $20, Sprint adds another 40 commercial-free radio channels and Sprint TV channel that's dedicated to music videos and more. To kick-start the promotion, Sprint is offering 10 different free songs per week through partnerships with independent labels. The new music plan also allows users to manage their music more easily by permitting transfers between PCs and phone via USB.

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zombie9

Mar 26, 2007, 5:07 PM

GO SPRINT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🙂

LL Cool Jake

Sprint is the best and they continue to kick verizon in the teeth with cheap data, and hella cool phones!

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muchdrama

zombie9 said:
GO SPRINT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🙂

Yeah, "Go Sprint!"...charge rates competitive to other outlets instead of gashing us with ridiculous prices.

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MidnightDT

Mar 27, 2007, 1:37 AM

Desperate much?

I guess if you are struggling as bad as sprint you have to give away the farm to save face.

sprint_guy

just curious how they are so desperate...oh thats right,you probably work for someone who knows someone who read something and thats puts you in the know. yeah thats it....silly me for you thinking you know.

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zombie9

Mar 27, 2007, 3:24 PM

OK, what is the problem?!

This is what i fail to understand. Sprint says there going to reduce over the air downloads down to $.99 and for the most part people are happy. There are then those who STILL bash! What happened? How is this bad? The only reason I see anyone not liking this or being bitter is they are stuck with cing or pink mobile and wish they could do the same with there lame phones!
Tell me what the problem is with someone doing a wireless download of mp3's from almost anywhere for $.99? TELL ME!

habib_15

Mar 27, 2007, 9:18 AM

To little to late for me

I wanted this so bad like a year ago, I got tired of waiting and bought an ipod. I might consider going back if they offered unlimted music download for $20/month or something

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