Sprint Premier Tiered Program

[Mojary]

does that mean that if i don't upgrade by April i will have to say goodbye to my annual upgrade on both of my lines? because both lines i have are upgradable now...but wasn't planning on making any moves until fall of this year. it's just so freakin' funny that sprint rolls out the new $10 fee for all new activations of smartphones and then hot on it's trail is the premiere status membership changes as well.

oh well. i guess i can just do what i've done in the past. hold on to the current devices i have now until they break and get replaced. after all, activating a replacement phone from sprint will not be considered a new activation.

[cornelious2]

Originally Posted by Mojary

does that mean that if i don't upgrade by April i will have to say goodbye to my annual upgrade on both of my lines? because both lines i have are upgradable now...but wasn't planning on making any moves until fall of this year. it's just so freakin' funny that sprint rolls out the new $10 fee for all new activations of smartphones and then hot on it's trail is the premiere status membership changes as well.

oh well. i guess i can just do what i've done in the past. hold on to the current devices i have now until they break and get replaced. after all, activating a replacement phone from sprint will not be considered a new activation.

I believe it does count.


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[Dr.8820]

that's correct. they can't take away your upgrade now if you are quailfied, but if you don't meet the new requirements, you're screwed.

[boredandtattooed]

Details:

The Premium Data Add-on charge applies to:

• All smartphones operating on the CDMA, iDEN and 4G networks.
• A smartphone is defined as a device that supports a robust operating system including: Android, BlackBerry, Instinct, Palm and Windows Mobile.

The Premium Data Add-on charge does NOT apply to:

• S&R exchanges (warranty or insurance events)
• 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee devices exchanges for handsets activated 1x1x11 to 1x29x11
• Existing smartphone customers will remain on their current rate plan, until they upgrade, perform an ESN swap or activate a new smartphone
• Existing Seasonal Standby customers prior to 1x30x11

I thought it did but after this, I think everyone is safe if your just getting a replacement device via Insurance, TEP, etc...

[Mojary]

Originally Posted by Dr.8820

that's correct. they can't take away your upgrade now if you are quailfied, but if you don't meet the new requirements, you're screwed.

that sucks because i don't meet the new requirements. but i guess i can't hate it that much. because with my estimated time on upgrading, it wouldn't matter anymore because that would be around my 22 months anyway