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Home » Sprint’s “New Day for Data” Campaign Offers Bigger Buckets

Sprint’s “New Day for Data” Campaign Offers Bigger Buckets

August 18, 2014
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Sprint kicked off its “New Day for Data” campaign offering 20GB of shared Data and unlimited talk & text for $100 a month for up to 10 lines, plus access line charges.

During a limited promotion, Sprint is also offering up to $350 to new customers to buy out their existing contracts.  Sprint is also waiving the data access charge for handsets, tablets and mobile broadband devices on 20GB or higher data allowances for up to 10 lines.

“Sprint is offering the best value to data-hungry consumers. Period,” said Marcelo Claure, Sprint CEO. “We are doubling the high-speed wireless data because today’s customers rely so much on their smartphones and tablets. We make it simple and easy for wireless consumers to get the data they need at affordable prices to make their lives easier, more productive and enjoyable. We are so certain that this is the best value on wireless today that for any customer who wants to switch to our new Sprint Family Share Pack, we will reimburse them for the cost to end their contract with another carrier.”

http://newsroom.sprint.com/news-releases/its-a-new-day-for-data-for-american-consumers-1.htm

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