“If I buy at Best Buy vs Sprint, is there an activation fee? Explain the $250.00 savings monthly fee vs lower fee. Do I go to Sprint to transfer guts of current phone or back to Best Buy? Does it come with charger?”
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There's an activation fee, however Best Buy doesn't charge you the fee upfront as Sprint does because Best Buy is an authorized dealer. Not aware of the savings of $250 a month deal vs lower fee. I'd ask if Best Buy can transfer "guts" of current phone, if I were changing phones, but I never change devices, just went in and bought a new device. Yes it comes with a charger and basic accessories
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Go to sprint or Best Buy either works and yes charger is included
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes it comes with charger. Best Buy. Can transfer your data and they support whatever promotions Sprint is offering. Go talk to them.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.There was a $30 activation fee. The $250 came off the total price of the phone which substantially reduced the monthly payments to under $6 per month over two years with no interest. Best Buy transferred all of the data...photos and contacts. The wall charger is included along with the ear buds.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Go to Best Buy and they transfer your data to the new phone. It does come with a charger. There's the same activation fee whether you go to Sprint or Best Buy. Best Buy was having a special on my phone so it was half the price that I would have paid at Sprint. The big up-side for me was that I absolutely HATE the local Sprint store so I go there as little as possible. The Best Buy experience was awesome and I love my new phone.
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