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150 Each Phone because you will be forced to agree to another contract. Go with a new carrier, verizon for example. Get a cool phone at a bigger discount than $150. 
I don't have the money to cancel the old contract, to buy new phones, pay the activation fees for new phones, start up a new contract, and I already know what phone I want, and Sprint offers it.
If your eligible for an upgrade because you've already had your contract for 2 years, when it's up it is up. It won't cost you a dime to cancel. Signing up for a new service shouldn't cost you anything either, unless your credit sucks.
Read the op, 3rd paragraph.
You phrased it as your contact has been up for some time. So I am not sure what your getting at. My mother works for Verizon Wireless. So I have a very good understanding of how these companies work.
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Quote: from N e o at 3:50 pm on July 22, 2008
Quote: from Themakingofagod at 1:47 pm on July 22, 2008
Quote: from N e o at 3:46 pm on July 22, 2008
Quote: from Themakingofagod at 1:45 pm on July 22, 2008
Quote: from N e o at 3:43 pm on July 22, 2008
150 Each Phone because you will be forced to agree to another contract. Go with a new carrier, verizon for example. Get a cool phone at a bigger discount than $150.
I don't have the money to cancel the old contract, to buy new phones, pay the activation fees for new phones, start up a new contract, and I already know what phone I want, and Sprint offers it.
If your eligible for an upgrade because you've already had your contract for 2 years, when it's up it is up. It won't cost you a dime to cancel. Signing up for a new service shouldn't cost you anything either, unless your credit sucks.
Read the op, 3rd paragraph.
You phrased it as your contact has been up for some time. So I am not sure what your getting at. My mother works for Verizon Wireless. So I have a very good understanding of how these companies work.
I signed onto a 2 year contract on April 13th, 2006, I extended the contract on November 17th 2007 to reduce the minutes.
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so you are not actually up on your contract yet?
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No. I would have been being as I've been on the contract for going on 3 years next month, but I extended it 2 years because I reduced my minutes from 1400 to 700.
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