[champ052005]

Originally Posted by daniel0260

So this is the deal guys...today i try to go to best buy and radio shack and come to find out that i am not eligible for the evo until September and my wife phone until July next year i wanted to get two evos... so on april 19the sprint called me that they woud take 70 dollars off for each line if i agree to to be another 2 years with them and i was like ok sounds good i told rep that if i was going to have any problem getting the evo when it comes out soooo now i come to find out that i can not get the evo on release date .....sooo what do ytou guys suggest i do ..........oh yeah by the way i have to htc pro 2's

Aget somebody to get a new 2 year agreement and give them my htc pro 2 free and i get the evo

Bbuy it at full retail price ...... which i think im not cause its too epensive

CWait until retail price comes down

D just discontinue service with sprint

guys please i need some advise

Ok, so I'm trying to understand what happened.

You were out of contract (or in contract and your lines were expiring soon) so you signed another two years for $70 each?

Well if that was the case, then you can still be in contract and still have the upgrade eligibility like I do. So my question is, when did you buy the TP2s?

The reason I am asking is because when Sprint offers you the $70 to re-sign, they don't give you the subsidized price of the phone (if you choose to buy a phone at the time you are accepting that offer). Its an either-or type of deal they offer.

EDIT: Nvm, I see what you did. Didn't see the date of the $70 offer until now.

Well, you still have the $75 upgrade price. If you have spare gift cards for Best Buy or Radio Shack, that should help.

Another way to get gift cards are credit cards. I have points set up on my Chase and Discover credit cards for every dollar I spend on the cards. I usually turn those points into Best Buy gift cards. I usually get around $200-$300 per year out of this.