You can get a free phone from Sprint by signing a contract with them. This contract means that you have to lock in to their services for a period of time, sometimes two or three years. In return, you don't have to pay for your phone.
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Yes, but you would need to contact Sprint. However, I wouldn't recommend that since you can get a NEW free phone when you sign up for a Sprint plan.
No. The are two different cell phone service providers so mobile to mobile minutes are unavailable.
Although It may seem too good to be true, you can in fact acquire a free Sprint phone as long as you get it together with a Personal or Family Plan from Sprint.
There a a lot of sources for free ringtones that will be compatable with a Sprint PCS phone. Funtonia and Tones 2 Cell have free ringtones available. A user can also make their own at Sprint Users for free.
You can get a Sprint cell phone for free if you sign up for a contract. Many phone stores such as Telus, Rogers and Bell have this deal. As well, stores like Walmart offer free phones if a contract is chosen for one to three years.
No, you must pay money to buy a Sprint phone. Like every other phone haha. If you're looking for a cheap phone, Google "the Jitterbug" cell phone. It's terrible, but cheap :)
There are many different choices to pick from. What I have found is that you can get a free cell phone from Sprint with a 2 year contract once your phone is activated they waive the fee and all free phones are on line specials only.
Yes, but you can also have a Motorola phone but yes in order to have sprint service you need a sprint phone
It would not cost anything to unlock a Sprint HTC Hero phone. There are instructions on how to do so on YouTube which are free of charge.
It does sound to good to be true. Although you may get a phone free on contract, there is no such thing as a "free lunch". Free phones will come with a phone subscription which subsidizes the device.
The Pixi costs $180.00 to $449.99 without service on Sprint. However in February 2011 Sprint ran a special giving the phone free for new service.