nextel and the hip hop crowd
well it seems nextel has adopted sprints low deposite policy. actually nextels is double the price at $250.00. with this lowered deposite, alot of teens and hip hop heads are getting nextel now, and i dont mean boost. nextel used to be the hardest company to pass credit with. now with this new "spending limit" program every little ja-rule wanna be is getting nextel. all u here at the mall on saturdays is people chirping each other.
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but with the spending program YOU STILL have to QUALIFY and that really doesnt target the people with no credit becuase they wont qualify what-so-ever. the right phone for people who has no credit or poor credit is boost mobile, that is if they want nextel.
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yeah im not sure how they work that. can u expain the spending program?. say a person's bill is 60 bucks after tax. that means they could let it(the bill) lapse for 4 straight months before the total reaches the $250.00 spending limit.
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i will just copy and paste from nextel's site becuase i dont exactly remember 100 percent of it.
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What is my spending limit?
Your Spending Limit is the monthly maximum amount of spending per phone on your account based on your credit score. This score is provided to Nextel by an outside Consumer Credit Service when you authorize a credit history check. For accounts with multiple phones, the total Spending Limit is calculated as the number of phones on the account multiplied by the Spending Limit per phone.
For example: If an account with 3 phones has a spending limit of $250 per phone, the spending limit for the account will be $750 (or 3 x $250 = $750).
Can I sign up for the Spending Limits Program?
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What is my spending limit?
Your Spending Limit is the monthly maximum amount of spending per phone on your account based on your credit score. This score is provided to Nextel by an outside Consumer Credit Service when you authorize a credit history check. For accounts with multiple phones, the total Spending Limit is calculated as the number of phones on the account multiplied by the Spending Limit per phone.
For example: If an account with 3 phones has a spending limit of $250 per phone, the spending limit for the account will be $750 (or 3 x $250 = $750).
Can I sign up for the Spending Limits Program?
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