Update: Last chance to signup for this popular offer (ends 4/9/20).
Sprint offers a
$300 Prepaid Mastercard for those who
Bring in their Own Eligible Device and Port-in a Number to Sprint w/ Purchase of an
Eligible Plan. Thanks needgeech
Note, Activation Fee Up to $30/line applies and Credit approval required. You need to check if your phone qualifies for Sprint network and purchase or own a Sim Card to be eligible for BYOD process and pick an eligible plan to be eligible for Gift Card.
Offer is valid through April 9, 2020. Requires port from other carrier to Sprint. Allow 13-15 weeks after registration for Prepaid Card to arrive. Phone must be active for 90 days and remain in active and in good standing through the card fulfillment process. For Full terms & conditions,
click here and apply promo code
300BYOD313 along w/ purchase date. -slickdewmaster
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Glad I did. $300 is better than $100 and I can still port out in a few months. No contracts on the Kickstarter plan. They automatically waived the activation fee by doing it online as well, but after looking at my confirmation email it says there will be a one-time credit of $30 within 3 invoices however that plays out. My first bill will be charged 30 days from today.
I was concerned with the Amazon reviews saying they were sent 4 of the same SIMs, but it worked flawlessly. Over chat the rep told me which one to use. I also asked if I could double down on both the $300 and $100 Amazon SIM promotion, but was a no go. Worth a shot anyway.
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I don't have many bills, so when the $1500 (5 x $300) shows up, I prefer to find a path to (fee free) cash. If my cards show up by Saturday, I should be good. Staples does have a one card per customer limit, but their POS system will take several at a time; I ~think~ five, but don't quote me on that.
I don't like to keep these GCs for long due to risk of someone draining them illegally.
This is quite a bit of work (frequent trips to Walmart). But if I can get 125k miles per year, maybe the tradeoff is ok.
I don't like to keep these GCs for long due to risk of someone draining them illegally.
This is quite a bit of work (frequent trips to Walmart). But if I can get 125k miles per year, maybe the tradeoff is ok.
For $1500 (5 x $300), in theory, that would require one trip to Staples, and one trip to WM. Cash gets into my checking account, where I want it.
I received virtual cards with a TMo offer earlier this year. But I had no choice. I'll avoid offers with virtual cards unless there is a huge payout.
I received virtual cards with a TMo offer earlier this year. But I had no choice. I'll avoid offers with virtual cards unless there is a huge payout.
For $1500 (5 x $300), in theory, that would require one trip to Staples, and one trip to WM. Cash gets into my checking account, where I want it.
I use BB Bill Pay service to pay taxes and tuition (or anything else) without fee. I pay medical bills as well. Essentially 5% CB on almost every bill I pay. I used these cards directly as well. Pay home/car insurance. I buy MOs sometimes and deposit into my bank. Need to be careful depositing too many MOs in the bank that u use regularly.
The discussion about BB was in general and in broader sense than just these rebates.
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