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- 01-11-2007, 05:37 PM #1Guest
Any advantage to buying from a Sprint store or online? I am looking to get
the Sanyo 8400 and 2 Katana phones. Looks like online I get them for nothing
but in the store it is about $125 for them. Plus activation or whatever
relse I don't know about. There is a Sprint service center near me which
does not sell phones and was wondering if they care one way or the other
where I get them. I did get a Sprint phone online this Summer with no
contract just to try it out and make sure I got reception everywhere I
worked. So much better than my Verizon ones. Any accessories for these
phones that are worth getting? Better protection for the 8400 as I really
use it in my work and it does get beat up. The Katanas are for my mother and
wife so those they will be easy on. Thanks.
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- 01-11-2007, 06:18 PM #2mikeyhsdGuest
Re: Buying Phones
cheaper on line.
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Any advantage to buying from a Sprint store or online? I am looking to get
the Sanyo 8400 and 2 Katana phones. Looks like online I get them for nothing
but in the store it is about $125 for them. Plus activation or whatever
relse I don't know about. There is a Sprint service center near me which
does not sell phones and was wondering if they care one way or the other
where I get them. I did get a Sprint phone online this Summer with no
contract just to try it out and make sure I got reception everywhere I
worked. So much better than my Verizon ones. Any accessories for these
phones that are worth getting? Better protection for the 8400 as I really
use it in my work and it does get beat up. The Katanas are for my mother and
wife so those they will be easy on. Thanks.
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