WIll Sprint Buy out your contract with a competitor
I have seen people posting in forums on this website that Sprint has offered to buy potential customers out of their contracts with competitors if they switched to Sprint. Does anyone know if this is true? I was just curious.
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I cant see how any company could afford to do that, unless their termination fee is higher that the rest.
How much does it cost to cancel service with Sprint while under contract anyways?
How much does it cost to cancel service with Sprint while under contract anyways?
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I dont know how much it is with sprint, i would assume $175 (that is the industry standard). I know it sounded pretty crazy to me to, but I was just wondering if anyone had heard of sprint doing this to get people to switch to their service.
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The early term fee with Sprint is $150 - in regards to Sprint buying out of contracts they basically are as they are giving up $200 off select phones and in some cases can waive the $36 act fee - what more could you ask for without being downright greedy?
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wilocrek said:
The early term fee with Sprint is $150 - in regards to Sprint buying out of contracts they basically are as they are giving up $200 off select phones and in some cases can waive the $36 act fee - what more could you ask for without being downright greedy?
I'm not being greedy, I'm just being curious, what ever they chose to do is fine with me. Also, as far as the rebate goes, most cell companies offer $100-$200 rebates off phones when new service is activated. So it's not like Sprint is giving their customers some huge benefit over competitors. `
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The normal ETF in wireless is $150-$200. (Sprint's is $150 so we will use that to discuss.) If you are 2 yr deal and have 1 yr left that is about $12.50 a month. If you are in business, and Sprint's services help you become more efficient, profitable etc -- then obviously $12.50 a month means nothing. You switch right away.
If you are not in business but Sprint saves you more than $12.50 a month with comparable service, the same is true. You switch right away.
If Sprint is not saving you any money, but provides you with cool or useful tools and features that you like and enjoy: Are those worth $12.50 a month (50 cents a day) ? That's a personal decision of product value versus cost.
Don't let a few bucks a month keep you from having...
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If you are not in business but Sprint saves you more than $12.50 a month with comparable service, the same is true. You switch right away.
If Sprint is not saving you any money, but provides you with cool or useful tools and features that you like and enjoy: Are those worth $12.50 a month (50 cents a day) ? That's a personal decision of product value versus cost.
Don't let a few bucks a month keep you from having...
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