RevePro
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I pray it's so! Lol I'm traveling next week and would love to have it before I go.That could be great news RevePro , maybe they will be shipped out one day this week!
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I pray it's so! Lol I'm traveling next week and would love to have it before I go.That could be great news RevePro , maybe they will be shipped out one day this week!
Mine says "Pending" but says ship date is 03/14, which would be right for a 03/16 release.
Mav.
I pre-ordered mine on the 2nd.So what day did you preorder?
Mine just updated to receive by the 13th... check your preorder status peeps
Not at all. They never charge an upgrade fee on Sprint
Sometimes loyalty is a good thing! I've been a Sprint small business customer since the days of Sprint PCS. Have a grandfathered plan that still gets me subsidized phones in exchange for a two year contract extension. Unlimited (and, as far as I can tell, unthrottled) data, unlimited texts, and more minutes than I come close to using. Called my business rep yesterday to see what she could do for an upgrade to an S9+. Started off saying $410, and she could give me a $150 bill credit on top of that, so total price of $260. But when she put it in the computer, it came upas $450, instead of $410, so she said she'd up the bill credit to $250. Not sure if she's bad at math, or just being nice to a long term customer, or rewarding me for asking about her day, but that brings the price to $200. For a brand new S9+. Can't complain about that, so I told her put the order through.
When she was done, she tells me, "I gave you a $300 bill credit." Final price, $150. Even get free overnight shipping. Yeah, that locks me in for another two years, but a 2 year payment plan pretty much does the same thing. If I cancel early, I either pay an ETF or pay off the phone. And my ETF is actually cheaper than the monthly phone payments.
Business line isn't the same as consumer lines. Consumer there is really no loyalty. My parents have had Sprint for 15+ years and get nothing special out of it. They just don't care about consumers as much in the loyalty game since everyone plays the swap game.