For the heavy cell phone user, the best way to go is the unlimited talk & text for $89.99/month or the Simply Everything plan for $99.99/month.  For the quality of network coverage, roaming included (with Verizon), great data network, and great international rates, Sprint can often save $40-$50/month versus AT&T and Verizon. 

Sprint’s messaging is focused on being value driven.  Not the highest and fairly priced for the services.  Sprint’s leading the charge toward cell phone migration and cutting the cord.  There is no reason to pay AT&T or Verizon for a landline for service tied to a wire.  This saves $25/month to $60/month in additional cost. 

There are prepaid ways to cut your cellular communications costs, but I would not recommend them as the quality of service will be limited (coverage) and the customer service will be non-existent if you have a real problem.  Sprint has a network of service center operations throughout the country to help with phone matters and these centers have very knowledgable staff.

Lastly, Sprint has some great benefits with larger employers.  If you are an employee of Bank of America, you can get 23% off your cell phone bill.  If you are a member of ANY credit union, you can get 15% off your cell phone bills.  This is a savings that gives Sprint an immediate cost advantage versus other carriers of $100 to $200 per year (get a better phone and save).  Ask about corporate or association savings you may be entitled to. 

Save money today and Sprint ahead.

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