Sprint to Cut One-Year Plans from Offering

I think so. This upsets me as I was thinking of switching next month,.

Not nesssarily. As a Sprint employee I can tell you that of my time with the company less then 1% of customers I have dealt with decided on a 1 year contract. Signing the 2 year gets you the real steep discount. If someone were to sign a 1 year agreem...
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Yeah. Sprint no longer wants to attract new customer, grow thier subscriber base, or be competitive...

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They are eliminating a program that virtually NO ONE actually uses because everyone wants the cheapest price avaiable to them. Also, I'm...
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You either want a contract or you don't. If you don't, go to Boost or Virgin. If you do, it's 2 years. Must be hard for your simple mind to grasp.

People always dog Sprint no matter what they try to do, Sprint is the red headed step child of the cellular industry and nothing they do will satisfy anyone. What people don't realize is Sprint is aligning itself to work the same process that the othe...
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Agreed. The phone discount on 1 year contracts simply don't appeal to that many. It's too little off retail compared to the advantage of going month to month.