This post brought to you by Sprint. All opinions are 100% mine.
I thought the days of diapers and baby food were expensive.
And then I had teenagers. Clubs and clothes. Food and phones. It's all so pricey!
With kids involved in multiple after-school activities like cross country and drama, I've found that I need my kids to have access to a phone. Yes, I was the mom who put off getting her kids their pwn cell phones for as long as I could. But in today's world, it seems that cell phones are no longer a luxury – they're a necessity.
Finding the right family cell phone plan is a top priority for us, and I'm excited to announce the Sprint Family Share Pack – a new shared-data plan that offers double the high-speed data at a lower price than the other popular carriers. It's a $60 per month savings *with more data* compared to the other folks! It's the best deal in data!
Here's what makes the Sprint Family Share Pack amazing:
• For a family with up to 10 lines, you can get 20GB of Shared Data and Unlimited Talk & Text for only $100 a month. Regardless of how many people you have on your plan (2 or 5 or 10), you get a generous 20 GB of data. Details here: http://newsroom.sprint.com/news-releases/its-a-new-day-for-data-for-american-consumers.htm
• If you bring your current number(s) and activate on the Sprint Family Share Pack, Sprint will buy out your old contracts with a Visa Prepaid Card worth up to $350. No more worries about early termination charges.
More lines. More high-speed data. Low price.
We've got 6 phones in our household, and I've been feeling lately like we're paying too much, but I have hesitated to look into new plans because I knew there would be a hefty early termination charge if we were to move to another carrier. So I've stayed where I am, like many other cell phone owners, I'm sure, stuck with what is probably a pricey plan.
Sound familiar?
How many phone lines do you have in your family? How could you benefit from the Sprint Family Share Pack?
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I have never used sprint before. In our home we just have 2 phones but I have 2 children outside of the home and if we combined the 4 lines then this would be a great deal.
Sounds like an interesting planl
I have had a lot of bad experiences with Sprint, this looks interesting though!