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Originally Posted by dishe
Not sure how you're getting your numbers for your math ($150 + $100), but the $250 price tag is only for new customers. If you're already a Sprint subscriber (and if you say you are receiving referral credits, you must be), you'd be getting $150 off the RETAIL price of the phone, not the new subscriber price. Retail for Diamond is $549, so $150 off would be $399.
Additionally, I'm fairly certain the referral card deal is limited to something like $250 in credits per year, which means that even if you happened to find 10 people who weren't already on Sprint to activate and claim you as a referral, you'd still have to cough up $150.
I've gotten referral credits before (I'm actually on my second set of cards, since they send u new ones if you make referrals after a year of receiving the first one), and I use mine to pay my Sprint bill, which is great- I look at it like having free service for a couple of months as a reward for helping spread the love. However, if your goal is to pay for a handset with this money, its a lot of effort to barely make a dent in the price of this particular handset.
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Part of that was actually based on some of the spare cash I have at my disposal already.
Good to know the other info, though, thank you!