Sprint introduces the Sprint Free Guarantee

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sprint-logo1Guess this is Sprint’s big announcement. Effective tomorrow, Sprint will offer a”Sprint Free Guarantee” on all contracts. Anyone who inks a deal with the Now Network will be able to walk away from it within 30 days and not have to pay any sort of fine. All you have to do is hit them up and let ‘em know you don’t want to continue the relationship and return your handset. For being such an upstanding person, Sprint will do so much more than just give you your money back for the phone. They’ll give you back your activation fee, axe the restocking fee, kill off the ETF and, this is a biggie… refund your entire month’s service including surcharges and taxes. We’d say this has a more than good chance of quickly being copied by AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon, but clearly they’re not desperate enough to risk implementing a policy that looks to be painfully easy to exploit.

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  • Don Louie

    3 phones, what more do you want? They give you great phones, great prices and a good network. Verizon does yearly and 20 month upgrades on the primary too, the secondary lines need to wait just like Sprint. Quit crying about how wrong older subs are being done.

  • Chris

    Hmm, VZW has had this for years… only difference is that you dont get your first month back.

    • Rick

      I have been a verizon customer for a long time and we are up on contract very soon so I have been on the lookout for what phones we want. Verizon now charges a restocking fee.

  • Walter Waller

    no offense man but a restocking fee? seriously.. that’s really not much to complain about.. Verizon is the best in the nation.. but if i was to go with another company, it would be Sprint.. they are getting to be a solid network and one of the best phones is about to debut.. but they need to bring 4G into Oklahoma.. that’s the only drag for me.. i guess i might just have to move lol.. Sprint’s Plans are Awesome.. i wish we had em.. *Dang It*

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