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I've been looking for a student discount on Sprint's HTC EVO for a while now, but I kept running into problems because the EVO is actually out of stock on the Sprint website. Yesterday I came across a deal with a student discount website where you can order the EVO from their amazon link and they will give you a 23% discount off your monthly bill. I think this sounds like a good idea since I believe it's cheaper on the Amazon site. What do you think?
When I was with Sprint, all I had to do was call Sprint customer service and ask for the discount and they would use my business/student email to send me a link. I clicked the link and they applied the discount within 1 billing cycle. I don't think it really matters where you purchase the phone. Try giving them a call.
I see there is two different deals posted here for Sprint. Which one is better?
Soo from what I gather, I guess it depends what you're doing, if you're upgrading or if you're going to be a new customer.
With the Sprint deal it says you get a service credit (for new lines) and rebate on top of 15% off the monthly bill plus waived activation fee and with the amazon deal you apparently get just 23% off your monthly bill.
I did some research on other forums... apparently some people managed to get 23% off their bill. Is there any way I could find online that list of schools that qualify for the various rates?
I see there is two different deals posted here for Sprint. Which one is better?
I think you're better off with the Amazon Sprint deal. Amazon is super easy to order from, it's free 2day shipping, cheaper phones, and 23% discount off your monthly bill.
Just my opinion
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