Giving away Sprint Service
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FT-86
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From: Central
Giving away Sprint Service
Name: Allain
Location: Prince George, va (804)
Selling: giving away my sprint service
Price: Free
Contact: PM, or AIM
I have a sprint service i want to give away, i don't have a phone but i have a $50 deductable to go towards the phone. It was a katana, i'll be willing to pay for it if you take this service off my hands. I need this off my hands asap. They gave me 3 months of free service to find a replacement, for now i have suspended all the lines.
Location: Prince George, va (804)
Selling: giving away my sprint service
Price: Free
Contact: PM, or AIM
I have a sprint service i want to give away, i don't have a phone but i have a $50 deductable to go towards the phone. It was a katana, i'll be willing to pay for it if you take this service off my hands. I need this off my hands asap. They gave me 3 months of free service to find a replacement, for now i have suspended all the lines.
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FT-86
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From: Central
Re: Giving away Sprint Service
well right now it's a family plan (i believe it's the 69.99 for 700 minutes), but u can change it, the lowest they got is 30 dollars for 2 lines, that's what they told me. I set this up for a friend, but things happen, AIM me if u got any specifics you would like to know
different plans u can get
http://nextelonline.nextel.com/NASAp...itRegionAction
different plans u can get
http://nextelonline.nextel.com/NASAp...itRegionAction
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Re: Giving away Sprint Service
still have to do a credit check (possible deposit) , then fill out transfer of liability form...... youre better off starting your own plan from scratch.
if you suspended your phones, you are still responsible for your MRC. suspension simply means the devices can not be used temporarily, doesnt give you "free service" while the phones are inactive.
with insurance the deductible of $50 is used to get the same device, its paid to a third part company called assurion, its not $50 towards any phone.
if you have any questions, either party, let me know.
just an fyi.
if you suspended your phones, you are still responsible for your MRC. suspension simply means the devices can not be used temporarily, doesnt give you "free service" while the phones are inactive.
with insurance the deductible of $50 is used to get the same device, its paid to a third part company called assurion, its not $50 towards any phone.
if you have any questions, either party, let me know.
just an fyi.
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FT-86
Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Central
Re: Giving away Sprint Service
still have to do a credit check (possible deposit) , then fill out transfer of liability form...... youre better off starting your own plan from scratch.
if you suspended your phones, you are still responsible for your MRC. suspension simply means the devices can not be used temporarily, doesnt give you "free service" while the phones are inactive.
with insurance the deductible of $50 is used to get the same device, its paid to a third part company called assurion, its not $50 towards any phone.
if you have any questions, either party, let me know.
just an fyi.
if you suspended your phones, you are still responsible for your MRC. suspension simply means the devices can not be used temporarily, doesnt give you "free service" while the phones are inactive.
with insurance the deductible of $50 is used to get the same device, its paid to a third part company called assurion, its not $50 towards any phone.
if you have any questions, either party, let me know.
just an fyi.
yeh i'm not familiar with this, that's what the specialist told me from sprint, they will give me 3 months to find someone to take over it without paying for the plan, all i have to pay for is the phone insurance, that's about 7-10 dollars, and i think some taxes. And for the device it was a katana (I don't have it but will buy a new one for the person if they take over the plan). Thought i try to give it first before i cancel it, thanks for the info, i'll PM u a question i have
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