We've also recently learned that the Sprint brand will continue to hold a storefront presence in Best Buy stores, which will be able to provide service for existing customers of Sprint-based plans.
SPRINT PLANS FOR 4 LINES UPGRADE
While grandfathered plan terms are not expected to change, fees will reportedly change including activation and upgrade fees, which will become "support" fees. However, don't expect to be able to add new lines of service, upgrade devices (especially financed or subsidized), or make other plan changes to grandfathered plans. Under the terms of the merger, T-Mobile promised no price increases for 3-years on these plans. If you're currently on a Sprint plan, or sign up for one before they go away, you should be able to keep that plan going forward. With the merger, the new combined company will eventually only offer T-Mobile branded plans, but customers with existing Sprint plans will be grandfathered in.
SPRINT PLANS FOR 4 LINES 1080P
Unlimited Premium, $80/month - Includes 100GB of high-speed mobile hotspot use and 1080p streaming.The following are other plans worthy of consideration for mobile internet users that you will want to lock-in soon: Other plans could go away at any time - If you want to lock-in a Sprint-based plan, act now. And we've already seen one alluring plan, the 100GB data-only plan for mobile hotspot devices, removed from Sprint's website and no longer an option for new activations.
Sprint's plans are more attractive in terms of available mobile-hotspot data, but Sprint-branded plans are expected to no longer be available by August 2nd, 2020. And at present time, T-Mobile doesn't have overly attractive plans that include high amounts of mobile hotspot data (except for their Global Plus 15GB smartphone add-on). T-Mobile recently announced that as of August 2, new customers will be handled under the T-Mobile brand with only T-Mobile plans offered. If there are any Sprint plans that you've been considering, this is your last call to get them. Subscribe to our Youtube Channel Last Call for Sprint Based Plans The Future of Non-Profit and FMCA Plans.
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