Might be able to upgrade to a newer sprint phone....

http://www.goodandevo.net/2011/06/sprint-sets-up-new-inbox-to-take-htc-evo-upgrade-requests.html

Even though the nationwide release of the HTC EVO 3D is just days away, there's still time to check your upgrade eligiblity and possibly do something if you're not eligible for the discount until a much later date due to Sprint's recent two-tier Premier program change.
The previous method of getting a one-time courtesy upgrade was to email [email protected] and ask for it. While this may still be effective, there's now a more direct path to getting the new phone for $199.99 this week.
Just put your cell number, whatever name is on the Sprint account you want to upgrade, and the date that your upgrade was or would have been available (if not for the program change) in an email and send it off to [email protected], a new inbox the carrier created exclusively for this purpose. Then just cross your fingers and wait to find out whether your upgrade has been restored.
The outcome would probably be the same if you contacted SprintCares instead, but at least with UpgradeRestore you don't have to suck up to or threaten Sprint to try to get what you want.



Swyped from my HTC Evo with Eternal Prophecy 6.0 ROM.

imex99;807683 wrote:Might be able to upgrade to a newer sprint phone....

http://www.goodandevo.net/2011/06/sprint-sets-up-new-inbox-to-take-htc-evo-upgrade-requests.html

Even though the nationwide release of the HTC EVO 3D is just days away, there's still time to check your upgrade eligiblity and possibly do something if you're not eligible for the discount until a much later date due to Sprint's recent two-tier Premier program change.
The previous method of getting a one-time courtesy upgrade was to email [email protected] and ask for it. While this may still be effective, there's now a more direct path to getting the new phone for $199.99 this week.
Just put your cell number, whatever name is on the Sprint account you want to upgrade, and the date that your upgrade was or would have been available (if not for the program change) in an email and send it off to [email protected], a new inbox the carrier created exclusively for this purpose. Then just cross your fingers and wait to find out whether your upgrade has been restored.
The outcome would probably be the same if you contacted SprintCares instead, but at least with UpgradeRestore you don't have to suck up to or threaten Sprint to try to get what you want.



Swyped from my HTC Evo with Eternal Prophecy 6.0 ROM.

Shut the fuck up please....

Ok

Tiger2003;807753 wrote:Shut the fuck up please....

This was unnecessary.

justincredible;807761 wrote:This was unnecessary.

At least every word was spelled correctly.

justincredible;807761 wrote:This was unnecessary.

You know you could charge him for these Sprint advertisements.

Tiger2003;807753 wrote:Shut the fuck up please....

I'll destroy you, STFU and screw your at&t iphone.

Swyped from my HTC Evo with Eternal Prophecy 6.0 ROM.

I thought it was useful knowledge, as I have Sprint, and did not know about this.

Thank you imex99.

my gf will do this she was eligiblile in jan but with the new tiers its not till like december

God forbid somebody actually post useful info that other people could use... I know if I still had Sprint, I would have found this useful....

And these aren't exactly Sprint "advertisements"... It's public information regarding a cell phone company...

That'd be like somebody making a topic about beer, or anything else for that matter and charging them "advertising".. lol, WTF?

I need a new phone, I upgraded a year ago and it was a pain in my butt, now the phone I have is a piece of garbage and I want a new one. Never again will I buy a phone without a slide out QWERTY keypad....texting on a screen SUCKS!