Sprint Waiving Mail-In Rebates Indefinitely
Translation--
--'we suddenly realize AT&Tmobile and Verizon are about to control 80% of the market, so it's time we start fighting for our life.'
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Actually, thats nto what this means at all. If you pay attention every nine months or so Sprint does this. Especially when they are about to get new phones. This is a good way for them to clear out some merchandise and find out how much people are willing to pay for their phones. They did this before the EVO came out. They did this before Christmas.
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Well, you havent been paying attention then. It may not have touted and publicized but it happened.
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Pretty sure I would know if I sold all devices with no MIR "right before the EVO came out"
Hint: I didnt..
Hint: I didnt..
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Actually, let's see. Tell me the last time this happened, and I'll believe it.
Sprint does it online all the time, but never from its retail centers.
Sprint does it online all the time, but never from its retail centers.
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It would have been HUGE news for everyone I was selling with that there would be no MIR period for a while. You must be mixing corp stores up with retail or something else.
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do you work for a store? if you answer yes then thats why you never had it...it was back around december that they removed it for online orders... telesales were allowed to honor it though 😁
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lh1031 said:
Actually, thats nto what this means at all. They did this before the EVO came out. They did this before Christmas.
Keep telling yourself that. There's no Evo on the horizon. It's not Christmas.
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Actually there are 2 EVO's on the horizon. I don't know about the rebate thing... I always bought my stuff at Best Buy so I don't have to worry about rebates.
To tell you the truth, the rebates were the only thing that sucked about Sprint in my opinion.
To tell you the truth, the rebates were the only thing that sucked about Sprint in my opinion.
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