I've been waiting for the email saying I could upgrade to the 6 or 6+, but today was a real disappointment. Sprint seems to be trying to kill the Advantage Club, or at the very least chase off anyone using the plans.
Until recently, you paid the subsidized price for your phone, but received a great price on the no contract plan. For me with an iPhone 4S, it was $40+tax/mo. It was a great deal despite the lower network coverage and speeds compared to the other carriers.
Today, when I went to order my upgrade, my payment options were lease, Easy Pay or pay in full. No more subsidized iPhones for Employees and their families!
So picking Easy Pay (which the Sprint email said SWAC members have to do), it told me I would need to pick a new plan, then only offered me standard customer plans and not the $40 Advantage plan.
I guess Sprint doesn't care about keeping the most loyal customers (family members of employees), because for full price, I might as well pick a carrier that doesn't perma-lock their phones.
Until recently, you paid the subsidized price for your phone, but received a great price on the no contract plan. For me with an iPhone 4S, it was $40+tax/mo. It was a great deal despite the lower network coverage and speeds compared to the other carriers.
Today, when I went to order my upgrade, my payment options were lease, Easy Pay or pay in full. No more subsidized iPhones for Employees and their families!
So picking Easy Pay (which the Sprint email said SWAC members have to do), it told me I would need to pick a new plan, then only offered me standard customer plans and not the $40 Advantage plan.
I guess Sprint doesn't care about keeping the most loyal customers (family members of employees), because for full price, I might as well pick a carrier that doesn't perma-lock their phones.