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Old 06-04-2010, 12:43 PM
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Re: Bestbuy.com EVO order with old plan Working!!
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Originally Posted by gullzway View Post
Ok, so I just went to bestbuy.com and added an EVO to my cart. I selected "keep current plan," ( I have a non-everything 450/min plan with $15 data add-on. Then I had to add the $10 EVO fee.

I'm aware that I "should" not be able to activate the phone on my plan when I get it, but not sure how Sprint would see this. Would they add the $10 fee to my current plan. I don't think they can force me to switch plans, although they can refuse to activate the phone. Still getting the phone for $199, so they can't Take Back the $100 instant rebate. Worst case scenario is I get a NEW Evo for $230 and extend my plan 2 years.

Maybe someone on here is brave enough to pull the trigger with a SERO or other Plan before this option goes away on their site!
How did you do that??

EDIT: Nevermind...looks like I got it lol!!!

EDIT2: I'm scared...you should let me know if they let you activate it.
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