
Just recently we reported that CEO of mobile carrier T-Mobile, John Legere, announced that they have surpassed Sprint in being the third largest carrier in the country. But Sprint has responded back by releasing a new aggressive shared data plan at a better value than carriers AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile. The new promotion is a Family Share plan at $90 per month for a maximum of 10 lines and 12GB of data. It also includes unlimited text and talk, but the maximum 10 lines promo ends on March 31, 2016.
Other carriers have plans that are also tempting but aren’t quite what Sprint is offering. Verizon and AT&T have free cloud storage along with unlimited texting to international users, meanwhile T-Mobile has unlimited international data and texting. These offerings are not something Sprint is giving their users. On Sprint’s new plan, the fee users would normally pay on adding an extra device on the plan, will be reduced by T-Mobile. The normal fee of $25 will be reduced to just $15 and for those signing the 128GB plan, T-Mobile will waive the fee entirely. Accroding to Sprint,
For customers switching their number to Sprint from another carrier, Sprint is waiving the access charge for handsets, tablets and mobile broadband devices on 12GB or higher data allowances for up to 10 lines for one year. All devices must be purchased through Sprint Easy Pay or the Sprint iPhone for Life Plan. A family of four will save $720 in data access fees for the year.
Source: Sprint
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