Brian Hilsgen

I currently have a 5% discount on my Sprint PCS plan each month because I
bank with USAA. I am considering changing to a bank that offers no discount
for Sprint PCS services. Will Sprint PCS find out that I am no longer
eligible for that discount if I switch, or if I keep my mouth shut will I be
able to continue getting that discount for years to come? Would they ever
try to collect back-pay if they found out years down the road from now?

Thanks,

Brian

 

Rod

Brian Hilsgen wrote:
> I currently have a 5% discount on my Sprint PCS plan each month
> because I bank with USAA. I am considering changing to a bank that
> offers no discount for Sprint PCS services. Will Sprint PCS find out
> that I am no longer eligible for that discount if I switch, or if I
> keep my mouth shut will I be able to continue getting that discount
> for years to come? Would they ever try to collect back-pay if they
> found out years down the road from now?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brian

No they won't. You could leave it open with a dollar in it.

Rod

Jesse wrote:
> "Rod" <cellular-dude@sprintpcs.com> wrote in news:blajsc$9riqr$1@ID-
> 57098.news.uni-berlin.de:
>
>> Brian Hilsgen wrote:
>>> I currently have a 5% discount on my Sprint PCS plan each month
>>> because I bank with USAA. I am considering changing to a bank that
>>> offers no discount for Sprint PCS services. Will Sprint PCS find
>>> out that I am no longer eligible for that discount if I switch, or
>>> if I keep my mouth shut will I be able to continue getting that
>>> discount for years to come? Would they ever try to collect
>>> back-pay if they found out years down the road from now?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Brian
>>
>> No they won't. You could leave it open with a dollar in it.
>>
>>
>>
>
> Alot of banks charge a $5 a month 'maintainence fee' if you don't
> keep a certain amount in your balance - Usually around $500.
> I have accounts in 3 banks,2 charge that fee and 1 doesn't.


Well this bank has free checking.