If you are looking for a cheap phone plan Sprint has just that. You will receive 200 minutes a month, as well as free night and weekend minutes for the very low price of $29.99.
They told me NO. Just Sprint phone to Sprint phone. Unlimited mobile to any mobile is extra. If you spend $69.99 a month on their voice & data plan, then you can call/receive to/from any mobile.
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No. The are two different cell phone service providers so mobile to mobile minutes are unavailable.
No. The networks used by T-Mobile and Sprint are incompatible. You can, however, keep your same phone number in lots of cases.
I have a lg sprint phone and my boy friend has a boost mobile bt it dose nt work can he use his sd card frm the boost mobile to put it in the sprint phn
The cheapest Sprint cellular plan I could find is that you get your phone free and you pay a total of $29.99 for 200 minutes for a basic phone only. $19.99 for Sprint Phone Connect a mobile land line replacement device. As cheap as $5 for 25 MB on an IPad. $80 for any smart phone.
No. Because Sprint is CDMA and T-Mobile is GSM. Sprint = No SIM. T-Mobile = SIM.
For every phone there is a cellphone tower that is giving service for the cellphone provider that you payed for. If you bought your phone at Sprint then it is probably getting service from Sprint.
What "are" sprint phones? Sprint is a phone company like T-Mobile or AT&T the phones that they use have the sprint logo on them.
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 :)
Generally speaking, one cannot switch a T-Mobile phone to the Sprint network. This is because T-Mobile uses the GSM standard, while Sprint uses the CDMA standard, the two of which are not compatible.