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Sprint Retires OneUp Plans in Favor of Framily Plans

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Jan 13, 2014, 8:13 AM   by Eric M. Zeman

Sprint quietly discontinued its OneUp early upgrade program and is now directing customers to its Framily Plans. Sprint axed the OneUp program on January 9, the same day it announced the Framily option. The OneUp program allowed Sprint customers to upgrade once every 12 months and offered discounts to those who brought their own devices. The short-lived program was unveiled just four months ago. The Framily plans offer nominal discounts to people who pool their plans together, reducing the cost by $5 per month per device added. Sprint has not said if it will introduce a new upgrade program, or if it will reduce plan prices once subsidies are paid off.

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bluecoyote

Jan 13, 2014, 1:22 PM

Now under Japanese ownership...

They could have picked a better name for this plan.
Lol
Agreed.
go all out and call them the Framiree Pran.
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KOL4420

Jan 13, 2014, 11:18 AM

They have in store.

The Framily Plans are no contract. So you can either bring your own phone, buy a new phone at regular price outright, or finance one via Easy Pay installment program.

If you want to have annual upgrades you can buy up the data plan to $20 per line which would give you unlimited data and annual upgrades.
 
 
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