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Originally Posted by adenicol
So my phone plan isn't up until January. I am not eligible for the full upgrade but when I called Sprint they said to cancel my current plan is $10 for each month of service I still have left on it.
I was planning on getting a new Evo on a seperate plan, have the phone numbers switched and then cancel the old plan, is there any reason I shouldn't do this? I can't imagine I am the only person who has considered this and I am wondering if there is a reason why everyone else is talking about just buying one outright instead of doing that.
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Add up the costs of running your proposal through the time when you'd shut down the other line, then compare to the extra $250 you'd spend on buying it outright.
For comparison - check out the sprint site, you'll see that:
TP2 $449.99
PRE $549.99
Intrepid $449
Bold $449
Verizon:
Droid $559.99
Incredible $529.99
I'd just buy it outright if I were you. The outright EVO price is really great for a flagship (brand new release) phone with no contract. Aside from the good price, this would allow you to keep your January rebate and potentially use it for a newer phone at that time - or whenever you feel like it after January.