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Sprint Relaunches Online Shopping Experience

May 25, 2011, 8:03 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Sprint today announced a brand new version of its online storefront. The new Sprint.com/phones web site has been wholly reorganized to make it easier for existing and potential customers to find the information they need about Sprint's phones, plans, and services. It offers new filtering tools to let customers sort through phones by feature; directly compare different plans to see the true monthly cost; and a revised purchasing/check-out process that Sprint says is less cumbersome. Sprint encourages its customers to seek out information on the updated web site.

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ajac09

May 25, 2011, 10:29 AM

bit late?

a bit late this website been like this for a month or so now

famoussasjohn

It's been in beta format for a while, tbh, I hate the new format and love the old one. The old one was way better in terms of navigating and identifying the item by hovering over the product and it will show the model number of what was ordered. (this...
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