Why am i paying for premium data!??

[HalizDad]

Yes, I have a discount. I had a 15% for the Army, but my employer has a 17% discount, so I went with it. It's $79.00 for 450 anytime minutes, and unlimited everything else. $79.00 - 17% = $65.57 + a few bucks in tax...Edit: It's actually $71.00...just got my bill. Still cheaper than Verizon, better customer service, (by far) and I don't have to worry about streaming Pandora on the way, or at work if I get bored. I don't care if it takes me a minute or two to download an app...I have all the apps I need right now.

However, you shouldn't count the taxes like Sprint is charging them...That is the feds and your State...State taxes are why YMMV.

 

[BigDinCA]

Just an FYI to piggyback on what HalizDad said: there are tons of discounts available through many employers. Find out if yours is one of them. 10-20+% discounts. If you can't get one of those, and you're a member of a credit union, you can get a 10% discount just for that. But the discount only applies to the basic plan charge, and only on the initial line of service. There isn't a discount across the whole bill, even if you have multiple lines on one account.