[ChrisH09]

Almost every cell carrier does billing a month in advance. It is best for you to go in or change your price plan on the 1st day of your bill cycle. There should not be any new proration on your bill for signing a new 2 year contract. If Sprint is billing you for extending your contract...then you have the right to call in and get it straightened out. If your a new customer, it's the fact of life. 99% of the time when you go in to a store to start service your bill cycle is nowhere near the date you actually went in...so you get a credit, then a prorated amount then they bill you a month in advance...so your first bill will be way bigger than the rest of them....no way around it. Activation fees genereally cannot be waived. If your a sprint premier member your activation fee is waived...but you have to have been a customer long enough for that to apply.