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Hi PhoneGuy,

Yes the Everything Data Share Plan does qualify for the 15% discount.  It is an account level discount is applied to all lines of service on the account.  This also measns that all lines on the account will be subject to the new two year agreement.  You can, however, change rate plans at anytime without penalty or extending your contract(s).  Hope this helps.

This is a great deal. When is this discount valid until? My T-mobile contract ends on June 27th and I'd love to take advantage of this.

Is there any way to sign up for new service through you guys but pick up my phone instore???

Thanks.

Hey no worries Overnight shipping makes this a done deal! Switching from Tmobile with a Family Plan to Sprint for the EVO! I'm super excited!! :-) One last question, is the $50 credit per line or per account?

Thanks for such quick replies. Cheers.

Every time I check up on this deal I discover more enticing tidbits. Free overnight shipping? Yes, please, thank you!

There has to be a catch, aside from the two year contract and the fact that my town won't get 4G coverage until Q4 2010 (I think/hope). Perhaps Sprint's planning a scheme like Verizon's "non-unlimited plans" (as Engadget put it) for their forthcoming LTE network, or a scheme to hike ETF's like AT&T did recently and Verizon did last year. Hopefully not (the former especially).

With HTC Evo being the best spec'd and most physically attractive phone on the market (for at least six months), and with the already very affordable Sprint Everything Data plan, and the possibility that Matias Duarte may bring the UI sensibilities of WebOS to a future Android update (Gingerbread, please. Although I doubt he'll be fully situated until Hummus, at the earliest), the StudentRate Sprint deal is far too good to pass up.

Thanks StudentRate and Sprint and Google.

The EVO 4G will be avialable on the site on the 4th of June at 12:01 AM.  You can not pre order the site.  But if you place the order on the 4th there will be free overnight shipping.

Sorry I missed the other question.  You can only have one Account level discount applied to a Sprint account at any one time.  So you can't stack discounts...It would be one or the other.

I have two questions... 1) Would this discount preclude me from qualifying for Sprint Premier status?

To qualify your base monthly bill (before any add-ons) has to be $69.99 or higher (or $99.99 or higher for Share plans I believe)... If I sign up for the 450 min Everything Data w/Any Mobile Any Time plan the discount would bring the monthly bill below $69.99 (before any add-ons, like the $10 EVO premium, etc.), so does that mean I no longer qualify for Premier status or is Premier status factored before any discounts?

2) If I open a new account w/Sprint at their store and then migrate it to this... What am I missing out on? The waived activation and the $50 credit? Or do I still get a $50 credit on my next bill? I'm not terribly worried about either, I'm most interested in the 15% monthly discount, but I wanna be able to buy my phone locally, hence why I ask.

If it matters at all, I'm currently an AT&T client and will be moving one (or possibly two) lines to Sprint this week. I don't mind having to pay activation in order to be able to buy the phone locally if I can just migrate the account afterward. Just curious how the other $50 credit is applied or what...

EDIT: Nevermind! I think I've figured it out on my own, to get the $50 credit you have to enter an online-only code, so yeah, if I bought my phone locally @Sprint i'd miss out on the $50 credit and the waived activations... I just wanna confirm that I'd still be able to migrate my accounts if I do this tho (even w/an EVO). Reason why I wanna buy locally is because I might end up w/a family plan and one of the lines will be for my sister who's currently working away from home, so I'd like to be able to have her go on her own to the Sprint store and have them activate her phone/line for her once I'm done w/mine.

That would probably be messy if not impossible to arrange online I'm guessing, would need to have each phone shipped to a different address, etc... Even w/o the waived activation and the credit it's a great discount!