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I for one think the sprint easy pay program is more benificial than upgrading very 2 years.

With an upgrade every 2 years you pay a discounted price (for example $300) for the new phone with a 2 year agreement, which you need to pay up front (unless you bill your account).

With the easy pay plan, you pay the full price in a 24 month payments (downpayment up front or in my case I only had to pay taxes). So if the phone is $700 you pay about $30/month. The plus is after a year you can upgrade to a new phone and start new payments again. So in about a year of payments on that previous phone you would have paid about the same amount had you did the discounted price and been stuck on a 2 year agreement on the phone.
 
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