28 Dec 08 Get Out of Sprint, ETF-Free Card
How long have you been waiting for a chance to get out of jail free of your Sprint contract? Well you still have a chance to do it free of charge. What you have to do is to exploit a material breach in contract from the carriers. Sprint has decided to raise their non-government mandated administrative fee from $0.50 to $0.75. All that will happen starting with January 1st so you have just a few days to drop out of your contract ETF-free. Let us know if it worked though.
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