If you ask sternly sprint will waive your term access fees that happen if you get a discounted device on the two year service agreement. That saves you 15-25 per line per month. Just threaten to cancel. Lol.
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On Sep 13, 2015, at 11:35 AM, mary davidson mary.davidson@gmail.com [iPad] <iPad@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
owever, the Sprint Family Share Pack gets more complex, since there's no unlimited option. Sprint offers a number of data plans, including:
• 1 GB of data for $20 per month
• 2 GB of data for $25 per month
• 4 GB of data for $40 per month
• 8 GB of data for $70 per month
• Additional plans topping out at 60 GB for $225 per month
The confusion comes with the access fees, which cost $40 per device for smartphones under contract, but which are discounted by $15–$25 for non-contract customers, based on the selected data plan. (AT&T works like this too, though it's not as obvious since the company is deprecating contracts.)
So, for 2 GB shared between a couple not on a contract, the monthly fee is $25 for the data, plus $25 per device, for a total of $75. For three people sharing 4 GB, the bill would be $40 for the data plus $75 for the access fees, for a total of $115.
If you go over your data limit, each additional megabyte costs 1.5 cents, which equals out to $15.36 per gigabyte, which is comparable to the competition.
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