Need to save some money with Sprint

[b4u2]

I currently have the Sprint Everything Data Share 1500. I have 4 phones and a 23% discount with Ins on 2 lines. My bill runs me about $183. Anyone know of a way to save any money because this bill is getting nuts!

Thanks

[GirlGoneGeek]

Are you using all of the minutes? That's the first thing I look at with my customers to try and save them money.

[gullzway]

Originally Posted by b4u2

I currently have the Sprint Everything Data Share 1500. I have 4 phones and a 23% discount with Ins on 2 lines. My bill runs me about $183. Anyone know of a way to save any money because this bill is getting nuts!

Thanks

Do you have any other add-ons on your bill?

Share 1500 with 4 lines should be $129.99-23% 100.10
+2 lines($40)+14 insurance = $154.10

Do you Pay $30 in taxes?? Or do you have a couple 4G phones with the $10 "enhanced" data fee?

[b4u2]

I have 1 phone (EVO) with the 4G charge.

[b4u2]

129.99(everything family 1500)+39.98(2 extra lines)+10.00(EVO data)+14.00(Ins 2 lines)+(9.99 cancelled some text messaging BS)+8.40(Sprint surcharges)+10.51(Taxes)-29.99=182.97

[BooDaddy]

You could save some cash going with a sprint EPRP:

goto Sprint | Everything Plus(SM) Referral Program

use email: russ.s.mcguire@sprint.com
Id number: 383

I found the following plan for you:
Sprint 2 line Family share Everything plan with 1600 minutes: 109.99
extra 2 lines: 29.98 (14.99 each)
Evo coolness tax: $10.00
Insurance on 2 lines: $14 ($7 each)
total of: $158.97

You can also get discounts on these plans as well. Are you currently getting any discounts?

[ryohei47]

Something worth mentioning. All discounts require you to renew your contract

Sent from my HTC EVO 4G

[BooDaddy]

I dont think so. I got a 20% discount on my plan, and never had to renew my contract.

[b4u2]

I get a 23% discount because because of my employer.

BooDaddy I will check that out. I thought I had read on the EPRP plan you couldn't use employer discounts. If that is not true then this would really save me some money!

Thanks!

[BooDaddy]

Cool. You could apply the same discount to EPRP. It would only apply to the plan price, so the plan would be around $84.69.

That would make your total cost (not counting taxes and fees) around the neighborhood of $133.67. So you could possibly save about 50-60 bucks a month.