For all SPRINT customers. READ THIS!

Jplochocki1724 wrote:

Sprint/T-Mobile customers still on Sprint Billing & Rate Plans THIS IS IMPORTANT! 

So I noticed alot of people cannot see their device usage details...Your Device Usage information has been migrated to the T-Mobile side of billing. If you have not already...set up a T-Mobile ID and follow directions to setup T-Mobile account and use your current Sprint email address but put in Forgot Password and change your Sprint Password on the T-Mobile side. USE The T-Mobile App. It actually does communicate with the site when installed so if you have had the T-Mobile app on your device for a while then uninstall and re-install it. You should be able to see recent usage now. Also request ur data from Sprint customer service and they will email it to you. 

Next. PROMO OFFERS are for Trade In Credit UP To $1000 which means...whatever device is being traded in is assigned a Trade In value based on the device & condition. You might have a device that you feel is new but it is still considered used. Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G Device is worth 500 to 800 depending on the exact details. So you will be told pricing based on the Full Available Trade In Amount but you will not qualify for it. So keep in mind when they receive the device and do the diagnostic check then you will be given 24 equal monthly device credits. So if you get 600 for the trade in then you will get 24 credits of 25 dollars on T-Mobile Plans. However. SAMSUNG IS CURRENTLY OFFERING THE SAME TRADE IN VALUE INSTANTLY & then you can finance through them. Now keep in Mind That you may have  a Sprint Lease that needs to be paid off also. Samsung is Giving you an enhanced Trade-In value of up to another 300 as long as you follow the carrier's Plan requirements of a 2 yr Mobile plan. You can then take the new Device to T-Mobile and Setup the plans & phone as if you are a Brand New Customer. So cheaper plans, free Watch or Tabs, All the extra Streaming & Services that T-Mobile is offering. So They are offering to pay off current contracts with gift cards. So you don't actually need to Trade In the device to T-Mobile just keep all the information Samsung Sends you about the Trade-In value & Bring your remaining payoff amount to T-Mobile. That's the only way to combine multiple offers. T-Mobile does not combine their offers on plans and devices. Also Samsung is Giving instant accessory credits to get buds,Watches, cases, whatever. Remember that Sprint billing is completely different than T-Mobile Plans. Sprint did 2 yr LEASE DEALS. So you are required to trade in or payoff entire  balances. T-Mobile does 2yr Mobile plans with device Purchase Options. Which means you own it after 24 payments. 

https://www.samsung.com/us/trade-in/

https://www.t-mobile.com/offers

 

 

I will also continue with the difference between Sprint Unlimited Plans & Magenta Max Unlimited plans is very different in That Sprint considered Data Only lines for Watches & Tablets as actual mobil lines...so They gave you 4 lines of Unlimited for 160/month b4 tax & fees. But they at one point were including up to 5 or 6 lines on the Sprint Max Unlimited Plan. T-Mobile charges By Phone Lines for Their Magenta plans minimum 3/lines 40 per line everything included except Data lines for accessories. Those will not qualify for the Special pricing. There was a 4th line free offer but I'm not sure if it still exists. So the way T-Mobile breaks their bills down is Simple Line by Line everything included in that Line price whether it's An Unlimited Plan or Price Lock Plan it's simplified by 1 price equal for each line. Sprint was complicated in That your 1st line was 65 dollars plus tax, 2nd was 55 plus tax, and then the lines after were broken down by features, data plans and automatic billing credits b4 taxes. 

At any point, do either of them use the "month to month" lease payments towards the buyout price on the device after lease ends and device is not turned in or purchased? It's ridiculous to lease it for 18 months, then month to month as long as we have, and still end up having to pay an amount that doesn't change no matter how much we put into it… with phone depreciation practically as bad as cars, especially! These phones are functionally obsolete now but we can't do a buyout on them, how is this legal?