Sprint Version on Oct 2? Just an article I found.

[int_architect]

if they want that much subsidized, it'd better be the 64GB Version....

Same here

 

[Jocelyn84]

Same here

Agreed, but it's not - Fact Sheet: Samsung Galaxy Note? 3 & Galaxy Gear | Sprint Newsroom

 

[joshwithachance]

$350 on contract is completely ridiculous. Thankfully I have a full upgrade and was planning on going for their new One Up program otherwise I wouldn't even contemplate this.

 

[SNAFU]

Agreed, but it's not - Fact Sheet: Samsung Galaxy Note? 3 & Galaxy Gear | Sprint Newsroom

Ugh, I'm about at the end of my rope with the morons.

$350 on contract is completely ridiculous. Thankfully I have a full upgrade and was planning on going for their new One Up program otherwise I wouldn't even contemplate this.

I've seen the announcement about that but havn't had time to read up on the details yet so i have no clue if it would be a better or worse way to do things.

 

[spridell]

But don't you have to pay $199 + $21 x 24 for yours aka $700+ (full retail)? I'm not happy about the Sprint pricing, but I have unlimited for $50/month and will pay half for the same device.

Yes.

But.. With T-mobile Jump you can upgrade to a new phone in 6 months. So $21 a month plus $10 month for jump that is 31x6= $385. In 6 months Note 3 costs me $385 and then I can get a new phone. Sprint wants close to that price just to start.

Absolutely ridiculous.

 

[Almeuit]

Absolutely insane price of $349 for Sprint.

Even more happier now that I switched to T-mobile 4 months ago.

Pretty much. Paying that much and being locked in for 2 years? Just crazy...

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[kenmcsf]

I question whether many will want to change phones every 6 months. The service provider comparisons at Jump, Edge, Next, and One Up: are any of these early upgrade plans worth it? | The Verge suggest Sprint is an OK deal with the One Up incentives for people who want to change once a year. Yearly is the sweet spot for me.

 

[Grifter9931]

When Costco gets the N3 i will purchase. It will come with about $75-100 worth of extra's that I would end up getting anyway.. I have six lines with Sprint lets see what they are gonna do..

 

[Gary Friderichsohn]

Absolutely insane price of $349 for Sprint.

Even more happier now that I switched to T-mobile 4 months ago.

I can afford $350, but I don't think I will. I am just too frugal. I will wait. And really I can afford to as there is no LTE in Eastern Washington State.

 

[ab304945]

Yes.

But.. With T-mobile Jump you can upgrade to a new phone in 6 months. So $21 a month plus $10 month for jump that is 31x6= $385. In 6 months Note 3 costs me $385 and then I can get a new phone. Sprint wants close to that price just to start.

Absolutely ridiculous.

With one up , as long as you get it by Oct 10th, all you have to pay up front is the sales tax.

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