Still have a year left on contract but want a Note4

[Illest Villain]

With Sprint but don't wanna pay full price on a Note4 and I have a year left on contract. What's my best option to get a new phone and pay the least amount of money? I know someone knows.
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[thatdarnpunk]

Pay the ETF, Sell your current phone, Sign a new contract/installment plan/buy phone outright.

 

[Honey_184]

Call them & tell them you want the Note 4 and you're willing to switch to another carrier that'll pay your ETF... Hopefully they'll patch you over to customer retention & they'll offer u a deal to get you to stay

 

[desnabc44]

Log on to your account and click the 'View Special Offers' option in the gray menu on the right. See if it gives you the "limited time" offer to upgrade.
I am technically under contract too (until June 2015) but they gave me the option to upgrade early. I called and they confirmed and said I have been upgrade eligible since January.

BUT, from what I gathered so far, this may only applicable going the Easy Pay route. I'd have to log in to my account and see if it will let me do a 2 year to confirm.

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[pantlesspenguin]

If you're willing to switch to T-Mobile, they pay off your ETF. Plus you pay $0 on the phone, and only pay taxes up front. Mine was $74. If you get on a JUMP plan, it's an extra $10 a month, but you can get a new phone whenever you want and they pay off half of the remaining EIP balance. It's an awesome deal.

 

[LegalAmerican]

I was going to say the same thing. Let TMobile pay your ETF's and then just sign up for a plan with them. You'll have to decide if you want a Note 4 more than you want to stick with Sprint.

 

[bmoore0909]

Not sure if it's this way with Sprint, but I am on VZW and had a year left on my contract. I called, and since I wasn't on the EDGE program already, they let me upgrade a year early if I joined the Edge.
I know EDGE isn't a great deal, but I bit the bullet b/c I really wanted the N4 as well

 

[OceanView]

As stated above, T-Mobile is a good option but may depend on T-Mobile's signal in your area.
If it's good, go for it.