[klimb22]

Originally Posted by klimb22

Sprint's mail-in rebate requirements don't necessarily exclude full retail purchases. So I guess you have an argument there.

http://shop.sprint.com/en/promotions/mailInRebate.shtml

Originally Posted by Cicatrize

Mail-in Rebates Requirements:
Take advantage of our Mail-in Rebate offers and save a bundle on your new phone.
· Purchase your phone on Sprint.com or by phone through Sprint Customer Service.
· A 2 yr. contract (for new and upgrading customers).

Second item on the list. You are considered an "upgrading customer".

You are not necessarily considered "upgrading customer", but you are disqualified because you are not signing a 2 year agreement.

Do you extend your contract for 2 years when you pay full retail? NO.

Do you still maintain your upgrade eligibility when you pay full retail? YES.

Do the requirements or rebate form explicitly say if you pay full retail you do not qualify for the rebate. NO.

I was just pointing out the fact that Sprint does not make this clear. You could technically have met the requirement below, but choose to pay full retail (i don't know why you would, but...). Should you be denied the rebate?

Requirements for existing
qualified customers:
• More than 22 consecutive months since
the subscriber’s last device discount
• A new two-year Agreement