A leaked image of a document meant for Sprint reps' eyes only indicates that the carrier will end subsidized pricing and the two-year contract option on May 24th. Customers will be able to pick up new handsets by using an equipment installment plan, leasing them with an option to buy or upgrade, or by paying the full retail price.
Keep in mind that for now, this is just a rumor based on what appears to be the leak of an official looking memo. As soon as we hear something from Sprint, we will pass it on to you.
Leaked memo hints at the end of subsidized pricing and two-year contracts at Sprint starting on May 24th
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