Bill Question about lines

A friend of mine is having trouble paying her bill she has two lines,what
dose she have to do to discontinue the other line, the person with the
other line hasn't gave her any money in 4 months
Any help would be appreciate
Thank you for your time and help.

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"TINY" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>A friend of mine is having trouble paying her bill she has two lines,what
>dose she have to do to discontinue the other line, the person with the
>other line hasn't gave her any money in 4 months
> Any help would be appreciate
> Thank you for your time and help.

If your friend is the primary holder of the account, then have her call SPCS
and cancel service on the other line.

Bob

Dose her bill have to be paid in full first to do that,she told me it did
"Bob Smith" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "TINY" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>A friend of mine is having trouble paying her bill she has two lines,what
>>dose she have to do to discontinue the other line, the person with the
>>other line hasn't gave her any money in 4 months
>> Any help would be appreciate
>> Thank you for your time and help.
>
> If your friend is the primary holder of the account, then have her call
> SPCS and cancel service on the other line.
>
> Bob
>

No, as far as I know the bill does not have to be paid up to do that.
She could suspend the account for that phone. If she does not get the
phone back, she could go to small claims court for the past bill
portion, the cost of the phone, and the early termination fee. Plus
mental pain and anguish of course.

> Dose her bill have to be paid in full first to do that,she told me it did

Not to cancel. Obviously, the past due amount remains due, but it can
still be cancelled.

There are suspension options available for that phone. Or, if she has
an old Sprint phone lying around, she can swap service on the line in
question to that old phone, and then put the phone on a "Vacation Plan"
(if it still is an option). However, this latter option *does* require
catching up her billing. Not to swap the phones. Just to put it on a
Vacation plan.

Thank you everybody for your time and help.
"O/Siris" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> Dose her bill have to be paid in full first to do that,she told me it did
>
> Not to cancel. Obviously, the past due amount remains due, but it can
> still be cancelled.
>
> There are suspension options available for that phone. Or, if she has
> an old Sprint phone lying around, she can swap service on the line in
> question to that old phone, and then put the phone on a "Vacation Plan"
> (if it still is an option). However, this latter option *does* require
> catching up her billing. Not to swap the phones. Just to put it on a
> Vacation plan.
>