Need to save some money with Sprint
 

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

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

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

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

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?

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

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

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

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

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

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?

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

Sent from my HTC EVO 4G

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

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

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

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!

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

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.

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

Nice and it won't effect my phone upgrades? I can get a full upgrade in December on my phone and I am really thinking the EVO might be it. My wife has one and loves it.

Hmm going thru the site now...

How do I get past the phone selection since I don't need a phone?

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

It shouldnt affect any upgrades. You could always call Telesales for EPRP and doublecheck with them. Le

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

I am not really finding a way to get this. I am a current customer and everything says a current customer cannot switch to this :(

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

Have you talked to Telesales? Maybe they will switch you over to it. I dunno how it would be for someone thats a current customer.

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

Just ask yourself if you really need 4 lines. If its for some kids, just take it away from those little buggers or have them get a job and start contributing.

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

Depending on how your moral standing is..you can always have insurance on 1 line and if anything happens to the phone swap it..take it to sprint store...but thats up to your moral.

Also if you don't have 4g in your area, "some" people were able to convince sprint to give them a re-occurring refund on the coolness fee...

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

Yeah the insurance on the other phone may not be worth it since it was free.

I wonder if I went the EPRP route and added a line then started cancelling my other lines how long it would take me to make my money back? I have been with Sprint for at least 10 years...

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

Hmm, Everything I've read says you CAN NOT add employee discounts to the newer EPRP plans, which is why most people are on the 450 everything plan with their discounts.

I guess anything's possible, I have a 22% off My SERO 500 plan, but I wouldn't go changing your plans all around unless you make sure you can get a discount on the plan

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

What/where is the 450 plan?

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

I just looked at my bill and realized they only discount the main plan they don't discount the extra 2 lines I have. So that means with the 7 ins canceled and the bogus 9.99 text fee my bill is roughly down to 165.98. Not great but ok I guess.

My lines expire
8/23/11
5/27/12
2/15/11
8/24/11

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

That's for individual plans. I was just saying that their regular plans with a 23% discount are usually cheaper than the EPRP plans.

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

I just read the thread about Sprint discontinuing discounts on the additional lines. I need to do some fast research and see if I can get a better deal elsewhere and cancel Sprint without the ETF!

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

If you do I'd be happy to take that Evo off your hands!

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

Well what if I can cancel my current plan without ETF then rejoin sprint under EPRP? From an example above looked like it would save some money.

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

here you go:

Cancel your Sprint contract without paying an ETF! | Explain the Fee!

If it wasn't said already, you can only apply the discount within 2 months of you signing.

Sent from my fast as hell phone that you can only wish you had

Re: Need to save some money with Sprint
 

@aman1127 what discount are you talking about?

The 20% employee referral. I happened to get it within the month I first signed.

And they don't allow compound discounts anymore. I have a friend that has the employee 20 on top of sero! I'm so jealous

Sent from my fast as hell phone that you can only wish you had